I'm not pulling on my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for the drive to work at home edition.

So I'm using my home time to talk to people. So today I'm Andrew Brown and we're going to talk about Zendikar Rising.

Hey Andrew.

How's it going, Mark?

Okay, so I talk a lot about the very beginning of design, but today we're going to talk about

the end of design.

So talk all about play design.

So you are in charge of play design.

Yeah, I'm the technical lead of play design.

So basically what that means is I'll make all of the final decisions on numbers, designs, just to make sure

that we're making the best thing we can possibly make.

Okay, so just also to be clear, I had Melissa on not super long ago, and we talked a lot

about the casual end.

You're more the competitive end of play design, correct?

Yeah, it's competitive and it's also just limited balance as well.

So we also ensure that, you know, all the colors are relatively close together for limited as well,

which is kind of another dimension to work.

Okay, so we're going to use, today we're going to use Zendika Rising as our example of what we're going to talk about.

But I'm hoping to use today as an example for people to understand all what play design does,

because there's a lot, a lot of lot of the play design does.

So I want to hit as much as we can of that today, that we can hit in half an hour.

Okay, so Zendika Rising, I did the initial vision design.

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