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

Okay, so today is another in my Lessons Learned podcast series. Lessons learns, I talk about a set I led or co-led,

and then I talk about all the lessons I learned from having made it. So today we're talking

on Infinity, of which many lessons were learned. So infinity for those

unaware was the fourth unset. So back in 98, I made a set called unglued. And the idea

behind it was it kind of did things normal sets couldn't do.

Originally, originally the concept was, it was meant to be non-tournament, which at the time was all casual play.

Tournaments were sort of more structured things.

And so the idea for unglulued came about because I think Bill Rose and Joe Mick liked the idea

of a set that you could make cards that we didn't have to worry about tournament considerations.

And so we could do all sorts of weird and strange and crazy things.

They didn't really know what to do with it.

And I was the out-of-the-box thinker.

So they gave it to me.

I ended up applying a strong humor to it because comedy is my background.

Anyway, unglued came out.

It was sort of, it was received well initially, but we didn't really know how to do supplemental sets back then.

We treated it like it was a small expansion, but it wasn't really.

And so we printed too much product for it.

Originally, it was going to be an unglued, too, never happened, got put in a hiatus.

Then, I don't know, like six years later, in 2004, I was able to put out a second

one called Unhinged.

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