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

Okay, so I'm going to start talking about the cards from Theros Beyond Death. I've already done

the podcast where I talked about the history of the set, but now I'm going to go in-depth

talking about individual card designs. So we're going to start with Archon of Sun's Grace.

So two white-white, so four amount of total, two of which is white.

It's a three-four creature in Arcon.

It is flying in Lifeline.

Pegasus creatures you control have Lifelink.

And then Constellation.

Whenever an enchantment enters the

battle fit under control, created two two white Pegasus creature tokens with flying.

Okay, so let's talk a little bit about Pegasus and Constellation. A couple things. One is,

so I talked about when we decided to go back that we wanted to have an enchantment matter mechanic.

Constellation had been what was in Journey Into Nix.

We did explore other things, but we found that Constellation seemed to do the best job.

One of the tricky things about enchantments is, well, enchantment creatures easily get put in the graveyard,

because creatures, it's not that hard to get creatures in the graveyard.

It's a little bit trickier to get other enchantments in the graveyard, and it limits some

the interactions that we had.

Now, the other problem we went into was, in Journey and Into Nix, all of Constellation was put on

enchantments. And it created this play design issue where everything kind of snowballed,

because the things you needed to trigger were themselves on it. And so we had two options

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