Okay, I'm pulling on my driveway. We all know what that means it's time for another drive to work.

Okay, so today it's time to talk magic design. So today, it's another set design. I want to talk about

champions of Kamagawa. With Tharo should have come out not too long ago or should be coming out soon.

I'm never good predicting in the future when I've recorded these.

But anyway, Theros is coming out or has come out around now.

So I thought it might be fun to talk about the first block that was a top-down design.

One that didn't go quite as well as either

Instrad or Theros, but an important learning lesson, we learned a lot from it.

So I'm going to talk about sort of how I got put together and some of the lessons we learned,

and I'm just going to talk about Champions of Kamagawa Design.

Okay, I always like to talk by mentioning the design team.

So this is interesting. I looked this one up. So here like to talk by mentioning the design team. So this is interesting.

I looked this one up. So here's just listed on the design team. So the lead designer was Brian

Tinsman. I knew that one. Also on the team was Brandon Bozzy, Elaine Chase, Brady-Darmouth,

Mike Elliott, Bill Rose, and myself. But I know I wasn't on the design team.

So I think what happened was I designed the splice mechanic,

spliced onto our cane in the set,

which I will get to in a bit.

So I was giving credit for design,

even though I wasn't on the design team.

So it is possible if you of these people

weren't on the design team. I it is possible if you of these people weren't on the design team.

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