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

Okay, last time we started talking about cards from Tempest.

The first set I ever led. Um, and so we got, we were in the middle of blue.

So we're going in Wuhberg order. So I got through white and part of blue.

So we're up to precognition. So that's four

and a blue. So five men total, one of which is blue. It's an enchantment. At the beginning of your

upkeep, you may look at the top card of target opponent's library. If you do, you may put that card on

the bottom of that player's library. So it's interesting. So in Fifth Dawn, which would happen

many years later, Aaron Forsyth came up with the Scriy mechanic. Then in FutureSight, a number

of years past that, I came up with Fate Seal, which was Negative Scry.

I then realized that actually I'd made Fate Seal long ago, because I made this card back during

Tempice. So I actually, Fate Seal was actually designed before Scry was designed, although I do not

think Aaron made the negative of precognition, but anyway.

So this is Fate Seal on a card from long, long ago.

Fate Seal is a mechanic on, I think, one card, on a future shifted card in future site,

which basically is a negative scry.

Anyway, I like the idea that you could mess with opponents and precognition means the ability

to see the future.

So you can see the future and you can mess with it.

So it's also interesting, it says target opponent's library.

I'm curious why it doesn't say target players library.

Like I can see the future.

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