Edgar was made so that it used a lot of different cards, and it was designed to be very difficult for my opponent to figure out what I was up to. It was designed to gum up the game while I slowly injured my opponent, sort of a death by a thousand paper cuts. Back in the day, it entertained me to give all my decks names of actual people.

In the end, I decided to use a deck I called Edgar. But that deck was inconsistent, and I didn't felt it showed off anything about my knowledge of Magic. My best deck was a blue-green weenie deck that had the ability to win on turn one and often won on turns two or three. I had all sorts of very strange and wacky decks, very few of which felt appropriate for the interview. I had a deck where I animated every card type and attacked with them. I had a deck where I defeated my opponent with Sorrow's Path. I had my deck that defeated you by casting Tunnel (a card whose rules text is 'Destroy target Wall'). The problem was, I was a Johnny deck builder, so my decks were mostly built to win in weird ways. I was a Johnny deck builder and I had a lot of decks built. They warned me, though, that Joel was very good. I was told by others before the meeting that if I really wanted to impress Joel, I needed to beat him.

You see, Joel felt that the best way to tell if I had it what it took to work in Magic R&D was for him to play me in a game of Magic. 'Let's begin.'ДЄnd with that I pulled out my Magic deck. Joel was seated at a table in the conference room, so I sat down on the other side of the table. I was a bit nervous when I entered the room for our meeting, because even though I had met Joel, I didn't know him as well as many of the other R&D folks. At the time, he was the head designer and developer for Magic (back in the day, it was a single job with one person overseeing both sections). Joel was one of the original playtesters (he'd met Richard through a bridge club) and had come to work in R&D. But I did have one interview where I was put on the spot to demonstrate why I'd be a good fit for Magic R&D. Technically, I had a few interviews with various people, but in each case, I was very familiar with the people interviewing me and mostly it ended up with me asking them questions about the job. The story I haven't told up until now was about my employment interview. During one of those visits I was talking with Mike Davis, then the vice president of R&D, when I said to him that I'd decided I'd be willing to move to Seattle and work at Wizards, to which he replied, 'When could you start?' I had freelanced for seven different sections of the company and had been brought up to the corporate offices in Renton numerous times. The quick version is that I started as a freelancer for the Duelist, making puzzles and writing articles, and from there started freelancing with different sections of Wizards of the Coast. I've told the tale of my employment by R&D many times. This is a lot harder than it sounds, so bear with me. So, my goal with today's column was to try and tell a number of stories that I've never told before-stories from Magic's past that I've somehow never shared in my columns or my podcast or my blog. It's a running joke that I tell the same stories again and again.

That means that over 20 years, I've told a lot of stories. You can randomly find a cat named Ember, or you can call her with 2 bonus coins, if you have 40 reputation you can become a kittypet, if you are a kittypet you can join Bloodclan.Last month, I talked about how I do a significant amount of social media. When I change my clan I put the coat the same as I had it in the last clan, and I put the same name. You can be the medicine cat's assistant by finding herbs and giving them to the medicine cat's apprentice, as the medicine cat's assistant you can use herbs you find to heal, or you can be the deputy's assistant by completing battle quests, in battle quests you have to go to specific tiles and fight on the side of your clan, your first clan is Thunderclan, but for 2 bonus coins (Each coin costs 20 reputation) each you can buy new clans, though you need to use the same save each time, to get the other clans, so you need to go in to the bonus shop and press new cat. In Warrior Cats: Untold Tales You can create a cat, you can start as a kit and go through the tutorial or just start as an adult, you can catch prey and put it in the fresh kill pile for Two reputation, and you can buy it back for one reputation.

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