I'm pulling away from the curb. We all know what that means. It's time for another drive to work.

And I dropped my daughter off at school today. Okay, so we are talking about Tempest. So this is the fourth, and I think the final podcast, me talking about Tempest cards.

So I talked about white, blue, black, red, and green. So it means we're time to talk about multicolor.

So I'm going to start with a card called Dracoplasm.

So Dracoplasm is blue and red, so two man of total, one blue, one red.

It is a creature, a shapeshifter, a zero-zero creature.

It is flying. And when it enters the battlefield,

sacrifice any number of creatures. Dracoplasm's power becomes the total power of those creatures,

and its toughness becomes the total toughness. And then it has our Dracoplasm gets plus one plus

until end of return. That's fire breathing.

Okay, so if you guys know the card,

Grisilda, from Unstable,

this card was trying to be that way back when.

The original idea was I mashed two creatures together and I make a combination of the two creatures.

But the rules couldn't really handle exactly that. So what we did

is we said, okay, we'll make it a creature. You can sacrifice any number of creatures, and this gets

to be as big as what you sacrifice. And then because you're sort of making a dragon, we then gave

it fire breathing. But the idea is you're sort of taking... It's a sort of shapeshiftery thing.

That's dragon-esque that you take creatures

and you form it into this.

It wasn't quite one I wanted.

What I really, really wanted was take two creatures,

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