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Andrew Wolf has been designing games for nearly 20 years, at Pokemon, USAOPOLY, Cryptozoic and Upper Deck.
Andrew also happened to make two top 8’s as a pro Magic: the Gathering player, and has a long history of playing games both competitively and socially.
One thing that made this uniquely fun is that The Wolfman was in town vacationing, so we met up in person and got to hang out for a bit.
My kids had board game design day at art camp, so if you ever want to play Robloxland the board game, let me know. :)
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Jeremy Cranford was the Art Director on Magic: the Gathering during my time as an R&D lead, and in my opinion, totally rocked the house.
Mirrodin was incredibly stylish and like nothing we’d done before — which one could say about Kamigawa & Ravnica, too. Ravnica, in particular, feels like …
Mark Schneider is a chess master who traveled the country to play in chess tournaments as a teen.
He went on to parent three boys, all of whom played with him in the first Magic: the Gathering Pro Tour.
The youngest, Jeremy, finished 20th in PT-Dallas Juniors.
The middle child, Justin, finished 1st…
I met Teresa Johns at Serious Business, the first gaming startup either of us worked at, in 2009. Serious Business was an incredibly talented & well-curated team, and its members have gone on to become prominent VCs, CEOs, CTOs, COOs, technologists, artists, etc.
Six months after we joined the …
Wright Bagwell makes games. He also tinkers, mods, hacks, manifests, errs, shares, and designs.
I met Wright at Zynga, where he spearheaded the Farmville 2 design, which went incredibly well (like, incredibly, well).
Before that he led the Dead Space series, and before that he made Quake mods, whi…
Chris Galvin ran the first Midwest Regionals for Magic: the Gathering in 1996, and supported 1,300 players so well that when the time came, Wizards believed he’d be a good fit for their organized play department.
Over time, Chris helped to support building out important regional events (such as Pro…
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