If you're going to be at #MCAtlanta, here's where you can find me. Also, if you see me wandering, feel free to stop and say hi. I'm always happy to answer questions, sign cards, or take pictures. #WotCStaff

Today’s #mtgtrivia question: When Bill Rose got brought into a Homelands development meeting, there was a hole, so he suggested a card he’d made for Mirage which got added to the set. What card was it? #WotCStaff

Answer to the last #mtgtrivia question: Ashen Ghoul. #WotCStaff

I had a great time talking Magic & Marvel. Give it a listen. : ) #WotCStaff

Today's #mtgtrivia question: What is the only card in Ice Age that cares about graveyard order mattering? #WotCStaff

Answer to yesterday's #mtgtrivia question: Urza's Bauble. Without the delay, it would essentially be like playing 4 less cards in your deck as it would thin for 0. (And yes, it costing 0 was important to the designers.) #WotCStaff

My second "Drive to Work" podcast (#1278) today talks all about the history of returns: share.transistor.fm/s/d349c791

My first "Drive to Work" podcast today (#1277) is about Betrayers of Kamigawa: share.transistor.fm/s/64d4b500 audio.transistor.fm/m/shows/2145... #mtgdtw #WotCStaff

Today's #mtgtrivia question: Ice Age introduces "cantrips", cards that draw you an extra card in addition to the spell effect. In Ice Age, you always draw the card at the beginning of the next turn's upkeep. What card kept the designers from letting you draw it right away? #WotCStaff

Answer to yesterday's #mtgtrivia question: Shatter. #WotCStaff

Today's #mtgtrivia question: What Ice Age card is nicknamed "Death to the Tinsman"? #WotCStaff

Answer to yesterday's #mtgtrivia question: Pygmy Allosaurus. It started as a Dinosaur, then became a Lizard with the Grand Creature Update, then went back to being a Dinosaur when original Ixalan came out. #WotCStaff

Today's #mtgtrivia question: What Ice Age creature got printed with a creature type that later got errata to something else and then even later got another errata back to the creature type it was originally printed with? #WotCStaff

Answer to yesterday's #mtgtrivia question: Fylgja and Prismatc Ward. The two cards were promo cards, and thus got made prior to the redesign of the white mana symbol. #WotCStaff

Today's #mtgtrivia question: What two cards in Ice Age use a colored mana symbol in their mana cost which is different than every other card in that set which uses that mana symbol? #WotCStaff

Answer to yesterday's #mtgtrivia question: Orgg. He fights Bob from Accounting. #WotCStaff www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7I7...

Today's #mtgtrivia question: What creature from Fallen Empires would later appear in a Magic commercial? #WotCStaff

Answer to yesterday's #mtgtrivia question: Goblin Grenade, specifically the one illustrated by Ron Spencer. It's on the spear. (I think Mike was a friend of his.) #WotCStaff

Today’s #mtgtrivia question: What Fallen Empires card has the name Mike hidden in the art? #WotCStaff

Answer to yesterday’s #mtgtrivia question: Zero. There was one creature with activating flying, and one enchantment that could grant flying to small creatures with a 50% chance of destruction. And that’s all the flying in Fallen Empires. #WotCStaff

Today's second "Drive to Work" (#1276) talks about the most hated mechanic of all time, ante: share.transistor.fm/s/9ac60231 audio.transistor.fm/m/shows/2145... #mtgdtw #WotCStaff

Today's first "Drive to Work" podcast (#1275) talks about a concept called the aesthetic color pie. What is it and how does it affect design? I explain: share.transistor.fm/s/ded488cb audio.transistor.fm/m/shows/2145... #mtgdtw #WotCStaff

Today's #mtgtrivia question: How many Fallen Empires creatures naturally have flying (meaning you don't have to pay a cost to gain it)? #WotCStaff

Answer to yesterday's #mtgtrivia question: Thorn Thallid's nickname was Thallid Shooter. #WotCStaff

What was Thorn Thallid's nickname among players when Fallen Empires was released? (And yes, this ability is very out of green's color pie.) #WotCStaff

Answer to yesterday's #mtgtrivia question: The name Leitbur was invented, so the people of Leitbur could be called the Leitburites (aka "Lite Brites"). #WotCStaff

Today's #mtgtrivia question: The name of the Order of Leitbur is a subtle joke making reference to a children's toy. What toy? #WotCStaff

Answer to yesterday's #mtgtrivia question: Delif's Cone. It's an anagram of Don Felice, one of the original playtesters and a designer of Mirage and Visions. Feldon's Cane was original going to be Feldon's Ice Cane, but lost the Ice in the name when the art came in. #WotCStaff

Today's #MakingMagic column is the third and final part of my series on the history of tokens: magic.wizards.com/en/news/maki... #mtg #WotCStaff

Today's #mtgtrivia question: Feldon's Cane was originally supposed to be an anagram of one of the original playtesters, but the art ended up forcing the name to be changed and thus not an anagram. That was fixed in Fallen Empires. Can you name on which card and who it was an anagram of? #WotCStaff

Answer to previous #mtgtrivia: Frankenstein's Monster. #WotCStaff

Today’s #mtgtrivia question: The Dark is a set with an original world, but one creature is specifically based upon classical literature. Which is it? #WotCStaff

Answer to yesterday’s #mtgtrivia question: Elves of Deep Shadow. All the components were done by Jesper Myrfors. #WotCStaff

Today's #mtgtrivia question: Unglued's Look at Me, I'm the DCI has the distinction of one person (me) naming it, illustrating it, designing it, and writing the flavor text. The only other card that I believe accomplishes this task is in The Dark. What card is it? #WotCStaff

Answer to yesterday's #mtgtrivia question: The card from The Dark was Stone Calendar, and the card from an Un-set was Bronze Calendar from Unlgued. Bronze Calendar was making fun of how in early Magic sometimes the artist drew the wrong item based on a misunderstanding. #WotCStaff

My second "Drive to Work" podcast (#1274) is a companion to my three-part series I'm doing in my #MakingMagic column all about the history of tokens: share.transistor.fm/s/62bf89c7 audio.transistor.fm/m/shows/2145... #mtgdtw #WotCStaff

My first "Drive to Work" podcast (#1273) is a sit down with #MTGxSpiderMan lead set designer @coreyjbowen.bsky.social to talk through the set's design: share.transistor.fm/s/cd0d813c audio.transistor.fm/m/shows/2145... #mtgdtw #WotCStaff

Today's #mtgtrivia question: There was a card in The Dark that I played a lot, but always felt was one mana too expensive, so I made the cheaper version in an Un-set (which makes a nod to the original card). What are the two cards I'm talking about? #WotCStaff

Answer to yesterday's #mtgtrivia question: Inquisition. Apparently, a lot of people expect a Spanish Inquisition. : ) #WotCStaff

Today's #mtgtrivia question: The Dark was never printed in Spanish, but I often get requests for a Spanish translation of one particular card from The Dark. What card is it? #WotCStaff

Answer to yesterday's #mtgtrivia question: Enchantment. It was Dark Heart of the Wood. #WotCStaff

Today's #MakingMagic column is my #MTGxSpiderman preview column, complete with a new preview card: magic.wizards.com/en/news/maki... #mtg #WotCStaff

Today's #mtgtrivia question: The Dark includes the first ever two-color multicolor card of enemy colors. What card type was it? #WotCStaff

Answer to yesterday's #mtgtrivia question: Whipporwill. #WotCStaff

Today's #mtgtrivia question: The Dark includes a creature show in flight that doesn't have flying. This card was the impetus for the rule that only creatures with the flying ability should be shown in flight. What was the card? #WotCStaff

Answer to yesterday's #mtgtrivia question: Runesword. The "Hairy Runesword" is considered a collector item. #WotCStaff

Today’s #mtgtrivia question: What card from The Dark appeared twice on the sheet, once with a hair accidentally printed on it? (It was dubbed “The Hairy <card name>”.) #WotCStaff

Answer to yesterday’s #mtgtrivia question: All Hallow’s Eve. It was printed in Legends as a Sorcery, got changed for a while to an Enchantment, and eventually returned to being a Sorcery. #WotCStaff

Today’s #mtgtrivia question: What Legends card, for a time, had a different card type in Oracle than what was originally printed on the card? #WotCStaff

Answer to yesterday’s #mtgtrivia: Albert Einstein, referenced on Presence of the Master and Eureka. #WotCStaff