I'm not playing my driveway.

We all know what that means.

It's time for another drive to work at home edition.

Well, today I have Dave Humphreys, the lead set designer of March of the Machine, and we're

going to talk all about the set design.

So, hey, Dave.

Hi, everyone.

Okay, so the story picks up.

So vision design has finished.

We handed off, let's see, let's walk through the elements of the set.

So we had a version of backup.

We called it Boost at the time.

That was handed off.

We had convoke in the set.

We had incubate that we called cocoon at the time.

We had the transforming double-faced cards.

We had a bunch of suggestions for Praders, one of which was the sagas, but we gave you a

bunch of suggestions.

And then we had something that wasn't at all battles.

We had double-sided lands that you played the land, and then you transformed it, and

then the backside had a plane as a

subtype as a land with a subtype plane um so anyway let's let's start with that so we gave you

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