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Okay, so last time I started talking all about the design of Guild Pact. And I got up through, I think, gee, so I'm far from done.

So we'll continue on. Okay, Gilletrode. One blue-red. So three mana, one of which is blue blue, one which is red. It's a zero-one weird.

Tap to deal one damage to target creature or player.

And whenever you cast an instant or sorcery, you untapped to electrode.

So one of the themes of Isit.

I talked last time about Isit was an instant sorcery-based deck, has sort of a tempo-e deck.

So one of the things we definitely tried to do was sort of make instant sorcery matter type stuff,

make spell matter things.

And so here's a good example.

Essentially what this does is it does one damage for every instant or sorcery you cast

because you can always untape this.

You can always do damage before you cast instant sorcery and then untap it.

And so essentially it allows you to get one extra damage in.

The nice thing about it is, you know, it's a little more useful than merely an enchantment

that just did one damage every time you cast it because it can do damage every turn regardless. The nice thing about it is, you know, it's a little more useful than merely an enchantment that

just did one damage every time you cast it, because it can do damage every turn regardless

of it.

So it sort of, it has a function and then on top of that function and helps your instance

and sorceries.

Okay, next, Gore clan blood scale.

That's three and a red, so four mana, one of which is red, for a 3-1, sorry, 2-1,

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