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

Okay, so I've been talking all about unstable. I'm going through every car to unstable minus the contraptions.

And I think today is going to hopefully be the final series here.

So we start with Rules Lawyer. So Rules Lawyer is a rare artifact creature, a cyborg advisor, 1-1 for three white-white, so

five man a total, two which is white.

State-based actions don't apply to you or other permanence you control.

And then it defines what state-based actions are, which is lengthy.

So this was the most controversial card in the set.

This set was in and out of the set numerous times.

So the way this card came about was a lot of times in the unsets, we come up with just a cool

name, and then they're like, okay, this is a funny name.

So Rules Lawyer is a term for a player that kind of knows the rules really well and tries to

take technical advantage of the rules.

And so we thought it would be funny to a card called rules lawyer.

It's a funny name.

So the real question was, okay, it's a rules lawyer.

You're messing with the rules.

Okay, what if you get to, we like the idea that you got to ignore a rule.

So we went to the rules manager at the time, uh, was Matt Taback and said to him, okay,

if you, if you could skip any one step or any one rule, like you could, if you could have a rule

that doesn't apply, what rule would you make it? And so,

Matt thought for a while, and it comes back here, says, I got it. 704, which is the rule for state-based

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