I'm pulling away from the curb.

We all know what that means.

It's time for the drive to work.

And I dropped my kids off at school.

Okay, so today's podcast was the result of somebody on my blog asking me to do this.

So this was from what suggested.

So the question is we were talking a lot about core identities of planes.

And what that means is, when we go to a plane, what exactly is the bare minimum that's expected?

What, and each world, we have a lot of worlds that magic is made. What is sort of the core of the world?

And the idea is, if we go back there, what exactly is expected?

Like, what needs to be there?

So I'm going to go through all the planes that have ever been the center of a magic,

a standard illegal magic set, or standard legal in the early days, I guess wasn't technically

standard illegal.

But anyway, normal sets that came out that are part of our normal release schedule,

not supplemental sets necessarily, although if I have time, maybe I'll get to a few of those.

So I'm going to talk about chronologically, from when the first world we visited,

talk about what I think the core identity of the world is.

I'll be talking more mechanically,

but I'll mention creative a little bit.

Obviously, my area of expertise is the mechanical part.

But I'll talk a little bit about both.

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