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

Okay, so today is another in my Lessons Learned podcast series.

So the idea here is I talk about sets that I led the design for, co-leved the design for in this case,

and I talk about all the lessons I learned from making the set.

So today it's about Kaladesh.

So let me first by stress that I co-led Kaladesh.

I did not lead it by myself.

This was for the set where I did the first half of it and handed over the range to Sean

Maine for the second half of it.

So Sean and I were both on the team for the full year. I just led it for the first six months, and Sean led it for the second six months.

And this was the first, well, I take it back.

I co-led a set.

I co-led Gatewatch with Marg Gottlie, which was the first time I had done this.

So this is the second time, actually, I'd done this.

But I do a series, Cowadesh, Amundkin, I did this this. So this is the second time actually I'd done this. But I do a series,

Kaladish Amman Ken I did this with. It kind of was the precursor to the changeover to vision design.

This was sort of the first of that bunch. So anyway, let me talk about the mini lessons from

Kaladesh. So just to refresh some memories of, I think I did a podcast on Kaladesh's design.

So I'll rehash a little bit here just so I can explain the lessons.

Okay, so the way it worked was, originally we were going to do Amman Ket first and Kaladish second.

So in exploratory design, we were midway into doing Amundkat when we made

the decision that for story reasons and other reasons, we wanted to flop them and so that Caledish

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