Drive to Work #74 - Magic Invitational, Part 2

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

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🗓️ 29 November 2013

⏱️ 41 minutes

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In this podcast, I talk about the Duelist Magic Invitationals in Barcelona and Kuala Lumpur.

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0:00.0	Okay, I'm pulling on my driveway.
0:03.0	We all know what that means.
0:04.7	It's time for another drive to work.
0:07.5	Okay.
0:08.4	So last time I started talking about the invitational, the dualist invitational slash magic
0:13.3	invitational.
0:14.5	And it was clear that it was going to be a multi-part episode because I got through two of the
0:19.7	11 invitationals.
0:22.2	And then I said, I was going to spread this out and do them over
0:24.7	a bunch of time. And that is true, but I
0:26.6	decided to do one more
0:28.1	just to sort of... I had a few things I wanted
0:30.6	to say. I realized I missed a few things last time. So I'm going
0:32.7	to do one more episode, a little more invitational
0:34.6	stuff, and then the rest of it I will do later on.
0:40.2	But I'm fickle. What can I say?
0:46.5	Okay, so a few things that I forgot last time that I wanted to correct, and I wanted to do this episode.
0:48.2	Not too far away, so I could correct those things.
0:54.7	Number one is, I claimed when Ule got, when he won the very first invitational, that he turned down his prize.
0:55.4	Not technically correct.
0:57.1	And let me, for Ula's sake, Ula did turn in the card.
1:00.7	The card was called the World of Bums.
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