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

And I've been talking all about pharaohs beyond death.

Okay, so I'm up to red. I've previously talked about white, blue, and black.

Okay, so we start with the Akroen War.

Three in red, so four man a total, one of which is red, is an enchantment saga.

As the saga enters the battlefield, as the saga enters and after your drawstep, add a lower

counter, sacrifice after chapter three.

Chapter one, gain control of target creature for longs a crone war remains on the battlefield.

Chapter two, until your next turn, creatures, your opponent controls, attack each combat if able.

And then chapter number 3, each tap creature deals damage to itself equal to its power.

Okay, so, first off, Akros is our version of Troy.

So when we do like the Trojan War, instead of being like the Trojan horse, it was the Akroen horse.

So this is us doing our version of the Trojan War.

The Trojan War was a big war seen in the Iliad and the Odyssey is when he's returning home from the...

Anyway, so this is us trying to capture that sense of a war.

The cool thing about this card is it plays in some space that's kind of unique to sagas.

So for example, Red gets temporary stealing.

Now, normally when Red steals something, it steals it for the turn.

But the sagas allow us to do stealing for not an infinite number of times, you know, not

forever, but for more than one turn.

Because it comes out and it allows you to hold on to it.

And essentially what happens is you play it, you get to steal something.

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