I'm pulling out the parking lot.

We all know what that means.

It's time for the drive to work.

And I dropped my son off a cape.

Okay, so today was a topic requested by my blog.

I'm going to talk all about the Farexians.

So I consider the Forexians to be like the iconic magic villain.

You know, if you're looking like, you know,

Batman's iconic villain is the Joker and Superman's is Lex Luther. I believe that magic's iconic villain is the Frexians. There are other villains. I'm not saying it's the only villains, but

here's why A, the Frexians have really been part of the magic story from the very beginning.

We're talking about that today.

All the way to modern day.

And in some ways, I think what the Frexians are represent the ideal for what magic is as a storytelling medium.

One of the things to remember is we have to tell our game through, we have to tell our, sorry,

our story through our game.

That's our main thrust of what we are.

We are a trading card game.

And yeah, we have short stories and we've had novels and it's not that our story is always

told through the game, but that's the core of the story.

We have to be able to communicate the story through the game.

And what that means is one of the things that magic is not particularly good at is it is hard to tell plot.

And the reason is we don't control what cards people see, nor do we have any control of the order they see.

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