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

Okay. So today I'm going to continue talking about Morning Tide. I started last time and I'm going to continue.

So we were up to D. So we're going to start with Dispers. One in a blue, instant, return target non-land permanent to its owner's hand. So I think

this is the first time we made disperse. Um, I hope that I'm not wrong. Um, one of the things

that's nice is trying to, like one of the things that's very interesting about the game is

we've made the game for a long time. We've made a lot of cards. There's a lot of things you think, like, oh, we clearly have made this before.

But for different reasons, like in early magic, we had spells that bounced things, but they tended to bounce anything.

And what we found was the best things to do with them was just bouncing land, which is not, you know, in general, we've been trying to not make it easy to keep people from playing land, that land destruction and stuff like that.

You know, or even, even early discard.

We try to minimize that stuff that's early keep you from getting your land or stops your land progression.

So basically, this was, it's like, okay, let's just do a boomerang like effect.

Boomerang first showed up, I think, in Legends, which was blue, blue, bounce anything, and

say, okay, well, since we're not going to let you get land, we'll give you a little cheaper.

So instead of blue, blue, it's one in a blue. Or did I not say that? Diverses one in in blue. And, you know, it's an instant, and then you let it bounce a non-land permanent.

So anyway, it's just, one thing I'd like to point out is,

I mean, this card is nothing particularly to do with this set thematically,

other than we need bounce spells.

Hey, we made a nice, clean bounce spell, we put it here.

And so we're, one of the things we're always looking for

is places where we can do're, one of the things we're always looking for is places where

we can do nice, clean, simple things. And it's amazing how often something hasn't been done. Like,

I'm always amazing when we make a card, especially now that we're like 25 years in, like, oh, we haven't

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