I'm pulling on my driveways.

We all know what that means.

It's time further. Drive to work.

Okay.

So today is another in my series of what I call Lessons Learned.

What I do is I take sets that I led or co-led the design for,

and I talk about what I learned from leading them.

I've been doing this for quite a while.

So last time we talked, I believe I talked on infinity.

So the next that I led chronologically would have been phrexia, all will be one.

Code name was lacrosse.

Okay, so we were doing this giant phrexene arc.

Basically, that was going to lead up to March of the Machine, the giant phrexene war.

Now, one of the challenges of doing the phorexians as villains is they're kind of creepy,

and what we've learned is we didn't want to do them in large doses except for the

really for the end um so most of the time in this storyline when you see the phrexians you see them in

smaller doses they keep showing up in a little more number like the first time you saw them in

call time there was one uh and then when you see them in umaghanian Dynasty, there's a couple, and then Dominar United, there's like a faction.

So the idea in Frexia all will be won was we knew at some point for the Frexian fans, we had to deliver on Frexia.

We're not going to do a Frexian arc and not have one set that's like wall-to-wall frexia. We're not going to do a phrexian arc and not have one set that's like wall-to-wall

phrexia. We want to make sure that if you are a phorexian fan, there is the phorexian set.

And so the idea we liked a lot was to go back to new phrexia, formerly mirroden, and have a set there.

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