Magic Head Designer Mark Rosewater confirms the efforts in the diversity of the team

Magic is an amazing game. I think the best game is ever made. And I want as many people as possible to play Magic. I mean Magic is very accessible from the point of view of the game but […] One of the handsome things about Magic Is that Magic is what you want to be. If I go to play Monopolyand, Monopoly is Monopoly or Scrabble is ScrabbleThat’s what it is. But u MagicWe have over 28,000 tickets. You choose what your deck is, and the deck becomes a reflection of you in a way that several other games can really match. I mean, D&D is the only other game that I can remember to really have that adaptability to your experience.

The part is: I want to play elves! I want to play goblains! The part is: What elements of playing do I want? But part of this is also: Hey, I want to express who I am and what I am. And one of so many important things is who you are as a person, the things you represent – you want to see it. We headed to Aleshu today [who is a transgender woman in the fiction of Magic]. It was a really powerful character. There were a lot of people who just didn’t see each other presented in games. And the amount of mail I get … I mean, it’s so important to people. I talk to people all the time, and it really means something to people.

What I was just trying to explain was that it was very easy when you saw all your life in everything you’ve ever done. You may simply do not understand that this is important because you have never had one. You never experienced it that you don’t have it. And that’s why it’s true of Wizards from Way, Way, Road, backwards. I mean, we said “he or she” on the cards when no one even talked about such things.

And so from the very beginning we wanted to be a game that is representative for everyone. That has always been important to us. And even now, I think of the reason I answered the blog is that I felt like there was ever time to just hear it again, now is the time. Unfortunately, the world did not reflect so much what it should be and that we care about it. I wanted to be sure that no matter what happens, we still care about it.