I'm pulling my driveway.

We all know what that means.

It's time for the drive to work.

Okay, last time I started talking about the Robaya Scale, and today I will continue.

I got all the way through Forexia last time.

Oh, so the Robias Scale is a scale created on my blog, talking about how likely a particular

world is to be for an upcoming standard set.

What's the likelihood in a standard set we'd revisit or visit in some cases the world?

So we start with Rabia, which the scale is named after.

So a reminder for each one of these, I'm going to talk about the popularity,

their mechanical identity, their creative identity, the room for expansion, and the story continuation.

There's the five factors that kind of determine the chances of us going back.

So we start with Robaya.

So popularity, I just liked well enough.

This is pre-market research, so I don't have a lot of the exact data on this.

But people generally liked it.

I mean, it was Magic's first expansion ever, and I think the thoughts were, there wasn't a lot to compare it to.

And it was the first set to ever have a theme.

It was the first sort of top-down set.

So, once again, I think people were just very, very excited that there was more magic.

The mechanical, it's weak. I mean, it's a top-down set. So a lot of the cars were, I mean,

by anything, it was defined by the flavor of top down,

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