I'm pulling out of the parking lot. We all know what that means. It's time of another drive to work.

Today I took my daughter to camp. She's a counselor. Okay. So today is a top 10 day. I'm doing a top 10 list.

So these are my favorite top 10 jobs I've done other than designing sets. So one of the things in my 20 plus years at Wizards is I've done other than designing sets.

So one of the things in my 20 plus years at Wizards is I've had a chance to do a lot

of other things beyond just designing magic sets.

So today I'm going to walk through my top 10 favorite other jobs I've done.

And I'll talk a little bit about sort of how I did them and why I did them and why I enjoyed

them.

Okay, so coming in at number 10, judge.

So a lot of people don't realize that I actually, I was a level four judge for many years.

So for those that might not know the system, there's five levels

of judges, one through five. And in the early days, I was very active in the judge scene. I think I did

a podcast on judging. And I was very involved in doing a lot of interviews and stuff early on. And the

reason I was level four was I needed to do a lot of interviews of level

three. You need to be one above to do the interviews. But anyway, I was very involved in the

judge, early on especially. And the major place I did judging was at the pro tour. For the first

eight years, I went to basically every pro tour and I ran the feature match area. That was my,

so what had happened was in the very first pro tour, I put up, I would put, I, at-hocke made

little signs to tell people what matches I thought were interesting matches.

And then we formalized it at the second pro tour, the one in Los Angeles.

It was called Rosewater's Picks, that was the name of it.

And they made a little sign.

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