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Magic: The Gathering Drive to Work Podcast Mark Rosewater
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4.8 • 620 Ratings
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Magic: The Gathering Head Designer Mark Rosewater shares stories, insights, and more while driving to work. Listen in and learn more about Magic!
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#1006: Lessons Learned – Strixhaven
This is another podcast in my "Lessons Learned" series where I look back at sets I led (or co-led) to talk about the design lessons I learned. Today's podcast is on Strixhaven: School of Mages.
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#1005: Blue with Ethan Fleischer
This is another in my series where I sit down with representatives of the colors from the Council of Colors. In this podcast, I talk with Ethan Fleischer about blue.
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#1004: Logistics
In this podcast, I talk about an important aspect of design, something we call logistics (all the physicalness of using a card).
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#1003: Phyrexia with Adam Prosak
I sit down with Set Lead Designer Adam Prosak to talk about the design of Phyrexia: All Will Be One.
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#1002: Phyrexia Design
In this podcast, I talk all about Phyrexia and the design of Phyrexia: All Will Be One.
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#1001: Red with Jules Robins
This is the second in my series of interviews with color representatives from the Council of Colors. In this podcast, I interview Jules Robins about red.
Customer Reviews
Mtg is fortunate to have this access
Always fascinating to listen to Mr. Rosewater
Very good, but not perfect.
If you’re interested in looking under the hood and behind the scenes of Magic: The Gathering, you’re going to enjoy this show. Even if you don’t care about Magic, this is a great resource for the aspiring game designer.
I still love the show, but Mark did something uncharacteristic in 2022 that annoyed me. He did literally TEN consecutive episodes about Unfinity. I fully accept that I’m not going to interested in every episode topic. But if you fully know that a majority of your audience doesn’t care about a particular set, why would you spend ten episodes in a row on that set? Of all people, Mark is the last person I would expect to alienate his audience that way.
How can you not love Mark?
Nobody has a passion for the hobby, and a better insider perspective. I love Mark’s enthusiasm, experience and the breadth of topics covered here .