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

Okay, so I realize I've not done a top 10 list in a while. So today is top 10 worst mechanics.

So a few caveats before I get into my list. First off, this is based not on power level, not on player perception.

This is just as a designer, just my take on what I think the Tenmore's mechanics are.

And look, if I put this list together next week, it'd be slightly different.

This is a list I made today, so I do think there's some opinions might change with

time, but this was the mood I was in when I made this list. And like I said, it's not about whether

something's overpowered, it's not about whether something is liked or disliked by the public

necessarily, although that can factor in. It's more just as a designer, as the head designer of magic,

just mechanics that I think were fundamentally flawed in some way.

So I'm going to talk about what the mechanics are, how they worked,

and why I think they are a bad mechanic.

So we'll start with number 10,

which is probably one of the more controversial ones on my list.

Haunt from Guild Pact.

So here's how haunt work.

On a creature, all haunt creatures had an enter-the-battle-field effect.

And then, when they died, you exiled them haunting a creature on the board.

And then when that creature died, the effect would go off again.

The enter the battlefield effect of the creature would go off again.

Also, there were spells with haunt.

The way a spell with haunt works is when you cast the spell, then you exile it, and then when

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