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Dommermuth was a registered user (as [http://forums.mtgsalvation.com/member.php?u=13650 '''Brady Dommermuth''']) on the [[{{MTGS}}]] forums and used to be [https://twitter.com/mtgbrady @MTGBrady on Twitter].  
Dommermuth was a registered user (as [http://forums.mtgsalvation.com/member.php?u=13650 '''Brady Dommermuth''']) on the [[{{MTGS}}]] forums and used to be [https://twitter.com/mtgbrady @MTGBrady on Twitter].  


==Writing==
* ''[[Path of the Planeswalker]]''
* Contribution to ''[[Uncharted Realms]]''
===Designing===
===Designing===
* ''[[Seventh Edition]]'' (Starter Game)
* ''[[Seventh Edition]]'' (Starter Game)

Revision as of 06:59, 21 April 2015

Template:People Brady Dommermuth is a writer. He is also a former Magic: The Gathering Creative Director, overseeing the Creative Team, at Wizards of the Coast.

Career

Brady had training in literature, theater, and drama criticism. [1] Once upon a time Brady was an editor at the National Council for Teachers of English (NCTE) in Champaign, Illinois. A former collegue, Michael G. Ryan, referred him to WotC. Brady was an editor for numerous years. Then one day he mentioned to Bill Rose that R&D really needed a technical writer, and he was apointed as such. The tech writing position led to a short stint as interim rules manager and then led to him being the manager of a writing team. Brady eventually transitioned to becoming a world designer in charge of creating worlds for the game. At this time he reported to Tyler Bielman who was the creative director. Eventually he took over that postion. [2] [3] In april 2013, his position at Wizards was eliminated,

Dommermuth was a registered user (as Brady Dommermuth) on the [[Template:MTGS]] forums and used to be @MTGBrady on Twitter.

Writing

Designing

Developing

Controversy

Brady Dommermuth is often cited on message boards as the instigator of neo-walkers or "bradywalkers". The Vorthos crowd believed him to be the administrator of continuity and criticized him by name when an aspect of the game did not align to historical canon. [4]

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