I'm pulling away from the curb because I brought my son off at school.

We all know what that means.

It's time further drive to work.

Okay, so today I'm going to talk about the online.

What I mean by that is there is normal magic design and there is silver border acorn madness that is undesign.

So I'm going to talk about what undesign is.

I'm going to talk about sort of what separates undesigned from normal.

And so I'm just going to walk through like, so let me give some history, and then I will

dive into this topic.

So in 1998, we created a set called unglued.

So the way unglued came about was Joel Mick and Bill Rose came up with an idea for a set that was not tournament legal.

So understand at the time, this is back in 98 or 96 or 97 when we first started designing it,

there basically play fell into two categories.

There was casual play.

You played at home.

There was tournament play. You played in a game, you know, in a game store or something. And it

was sanctioned. And the idea was that there's a lot of things that go on and sync. There's a lot

of non-sinction play. And there's some fun designs that just are problematic in tournaments,

but that we can make it in, but we can make cards. There some fun designs that just are problematic in tournaments, but that we can make it in,

but we can make cards, that there's fun designs there.

And I took, they gave to me, I ended up adding, I added a humor element to it, and I was

very much inspired by, when I was a kid, I used to be an amateur magician.

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