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

Okay, so last couple of episodes I've been talking about morning tide. Well, I'm not done yet

talking about morning tide. So we will continue talking about morning tide. Okay, so next,

Mindspring. So Mind Spring costs X Blue Blue.

It's a sorcery, draw X cards.

Okay, so there was a card called Brain Geyser.

I forget what I think Brain Geyser was in.

Or is it a saga, maybe?

Anyway, many years ago, we made a spell, which was X-U-U-Draw-X cards.

And at the time, I said, you know, I'm a big fan on draw spells being targeted so that you

could have some flexibility in how you use it.

So that, you know, maybe I could draw a card or in a teammate, you know, I can let a

teammate draw a card.

Or maybe, you know, if I'm trying to mill somebody out, I can make them draw a card. So I convince them to make Greenweiser target player instead of you draw, and that broke the card.

I think that, I mean, while I have more restricted cards that I designed than anybody else,

nothing I'm proud of.

That card, while I didn't make it straight up, I feel like I made the contribution that I kind of tipped

it over to make it broken. So anyway, this was the chance of redemption to make a spell that

basically was Brain Geyser, but not the broken version of Brain Geyser. And apparently, if you can

just draw your own cards, it's good, but not crazy broken. The problem with Brain Geyser is

because when someone can't draw cards, they lose,

and X means that as you have a lot of mana,

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