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

Okay, so the last three episodes have been all about Ravnika, the original Ravnika, and cards from it.

But we're not done yet, we're up to O. So we're going to continue.

So first off, overwhelm, five green green, so a sorcery, seven manas, two of which is green.

It has convoke, and creatures you control get plus three plus three until end of turn.

So essentially, this is the card Overrun, which goes all the way back to Tempest, I believe,

which was plus three plus three, although Overrun also grants trample.

This doesn't grant trample.

But one of the things I keep stressing is that one of Selesney has sort of routes to victory

is building of its army and then attacking, and it has a bunch of spells that can be used to

enhance that.

And so the neat thing about this is that, you know, it's a spell that allows you to sort of have a giant army, but if I'm a little shy, I can trade one or two creatures from attacking instead helping to boost to make everybody bigger.

Next, peel from reality.

One blue instant.

You return a creature you control to your hand, or to its owner's hand,

and one that you don't control to its owner's hand.

I think this is the first time.

Peel reality is one of those fellows we keep coming back to.

First off, one of the things in design is what we call,

what's what I'm looking for here, where two things are of equal symmetry.

That when you create an effect and a spell and it has more than one effect, one of the

things you look for is making sure that the two effects feel connected.

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