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

Okay, so last time I started talking about Ravnika, the cards of Ravnika.

On the fourth ever episode, I talked about Ravnika and how it got designed, but I never did any extended stuff, and so now I'm talking all about the cards.

So I was in C last we

left off. So we're up to Circu Damir Lobotomist, two blue-black, four mana total, one blue, one black,

a legendary human wizard, he's a two-three. Whenever you cast a blue spell, you exile the top

card of target library, and whenever you cast a black spell,

you X a card of target library.

So that means if you cast a blue and black spell,

you get a mill two cards.

Mill, of course, meaning put it from the top of a library into the graveyard.

Of course, in this case, you're exiling them.

You're not putting them into the graveyard.

And the idea here is, oh, and then, opponent can't cast any non-lands with the same name as a card exiled.

So normally in this card, you're trying to exile your opponent and not yourself,

because once again, they're not going to the graveyard.

They're getting exiled. And then you counter anything cast by an opponent, a non-land

cast by an opponent,

or I think at the time it said play.

The reason it said non-land was you could play land.

Now we have cast, which you can only do in spells and can't do in land.

So possibly modern technology

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