Drive to Work #143 - Invitational, Part 5

Magic: The Gathering Drive to Work Podcast

Wizards of the Coast

Duels Of The Planeswalkers, Games, Magic The Gathering, Leisure, Game Design, Mtg, Ccg, Mark Rosewater

4.8 • 743 Ratings

🗓️ 25 July 2014

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Mark finishes his podcast series on the Duelist Invitational.

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0:00.7	Okay, I'm pulling on my driveway.
0:02.8	We all know what that means.
0:04.2	It's time for another drive to work.
0:07.1	Okay.
0:08.3	Today, I'm going to finish a series I started long ago on the Magic Invitational,
0:14.0	magic slash dualist invitational.
0:16.0	So this is the fifth and final podcast on the topic.
0:19.0	One of the things I really want to do with this podcast is give a sense of history to the game.
0:24.2	And the Invitational holds a special place in my heart.
0:27.9	I'll talk about that a little more today.
0:29.3	But anyway, in the previous four podcasts, I talked about the first nine invitationals, but there are two more.
0:35.1	So we're going to talk about number 10 and number 11.
0:37.1	And then I'm going to explain what
0:39.5	happened to the invitational.
0:41.5	It's a tear-jurker.
0:43.2	Okay, so let's start with number 10.
0:45.6	So number 8 and number 9 were held in Los Angeles at something called E3.
0:50.7	So see if I remember this correctly.
0:51.8	E3 stands for the Electronic Entertainment Expo.
0:57.1	And we had started going there.
0:59.7	We were, as of number seven, we were on Magic Online because they were the ones that were
1:04.8	footing the bill.
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