I'm pulling my driveways. We all know what that means. It's time for drive to work.

Okay, last time I talked all about the design of Shadows over Innesrod, but that was a two-set block.

So today I'm going to talk about Eldridge Moon, the other set. But before I get to that, I realize, I think I forgot to name the design and

development teams. This is back in the days before we shifted over to vision design, set design,

play design. So this is under the old model, I believe. So team uh was run by gotley mark gotlead um

i was on it ken nagel was on it uh ken would lead the um design team for eldridge moon we'll

get to today uh Gavin verhey sam stoddard sam stoddard sam would lead the development of um of um

of eldridge Moon.

Andrew Vien and Adam Lee.

And then the development team was run by Dave Humphreys,

included Tim Aden, Ethan Fleischer, Eric Lauer, Ari Levich, and Sam Stoddard.

I just want to...

I made... I'd wanted to reference that last time and I believe I forgot.

So let's get into Eldridge Moon.

Oh, I never talked about the code names.

So, um, so, okay, so what happened was we were moving to a system of large, small, large, small.

And previously, we'd been in a system of large, small, large, small. And previously, we'd been in a system of large, small, small, or large small, large,

but a three-block system into a two-block system.

So the code name for, the code name for Battle for Zemmachar was blood, and then the code name for Battle for Zeneca was blood.

And then the code name for Oath of the Gatewatch was sweat, which made Shadows over Indusrade tears.

Now, we didn't want to give away that we were changing from three set to two set until we actually did it.

And so we ended up calling this set code named Fears.

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