I'm not pulling my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for their drive to work at

home edition. So I'm here today with the J.D. Clam Parents to talk all about play design of Outlaws of

Thunder Junction. I've had Jain on before, but we're back. We have another set to talk about. So,

hey, Jain. Hey, Mark. How's it going?

Okay, so we're going to talk all about the challenges of doing play design for this set.

So I think the thing we wanted to start with is committing crimes. That's the most kind of out there thing that we, you know, normal magic sets don't care about that normally.

So usually, I know the thing that we don't normally care about is the one that we, you know, normal magic sets don't care about that normally. So usually, I know the thing that we don't normally care about is the one that usually

play design has to look at the hardest.

Yeah, so the biggest challenge for us with crimes comes from limited, where crimes are super

awesome, everybody we talk to, them and you know there's just

something that happens in a game of magic removing stuff so on some level we are really excited about

crimes wanted it to be a big presence in the set but that means there's a lot of power points in

interaction which can be really challenging for us, you know, kind of

what removal spells we make, where they are on the curve, how much of them they are, exist

in the format is something play design spends a lot of energy on, and making a set that where

crimes are something that gets rewarded is something that can be pretty challenging for us.

How much did you guys have to worry about as- span of crimes? So that's something you needed to

worry about or was that mostly okay? It was mostly okay, especially because of the bonus sheet,

given that we're doing like one extra crime a pack and it's pretty powerful. We can't really

have any troubles with enough ways

to commit crimes the biggest challenge for us and this kind of will paint the story of how we set

out to handle the whole limited format for this was just committing crimes as a game mechanic is

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