Drive to Work #89 - Theros, Part 8

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

🗓️ 17 January 2014

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Mark concludes his discussion on Theros.

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0:00.0	Okay, I'm pulling on my driveway.
0:03.3	We all know what that means.
0:05.1	It's time for another drive to work.
0:08.1	Okay.
0:09.2	We got 25 miles to Wizards.
0:11.4	A full tank of gas.
0:13.1	Half a lift of Theros cards.
0:14.6	It's raining.
0:15.6	And we're broadcasting.
0:17.3	Hit it.
0:18.7	All right.
0:20.1	This is the eighth, and I'm hoping the final podcast episode on Ferros.
0:27.3	By the way, if you string these all together, it's kind of like listening to an episode of limited information.
0:32.1	Anyway, okay.
0:34.5	Last we left, we were in P.
0:37.4	And I have a half a page here. We're going to get through this.
0:40.8	Raining helps because, as we all know, people in Seattle drive slowly in the rain.
0:45.8	Maybe that's good, maybe that's bad.
0:47.4	But anyway, we have a little extra time today because of the rain.
0:50.6	So we're going to start with Perferos, God of the Forge.
0:55.1	Okay, so the story of Perferus, which is interesting, is when you stop and say, okay, I'm going to do the colors, I'm going to do five gods that represent the five colors of magic.
1:07.6	When you got to black, you're like, okay, of course we're doing Haiti, God of the Dead, black, you know.
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