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

Okay, so I've been talking about Saros Beyond Death, and I'm up to green.

So we start today with the binding of the Titans. So one and a green, so two men a total, one of which is green.

It's an enchantment saga. It's a saga enters and after your draw stuff, add a lore counter, sacrifice after chapter 3.

Chapter 1, each player puts the top three cards of the library into their graveyard.

Chapter 2, exile up to two cards from graveyard. For each creature card exiled this way, you gain the life.

And then chapter 3, return to a creature or land card from your graveyard

to your hand. Okay, so this is pretty simple. One of the things that we, I talked about on another

podcast that we, or I think I talked about that, maybe we have talked about it, is the Titans.

I know when Ethan was doing the set in vision design, one of the things we were looking for is what are cool things that are part of Greek mythology that we hadn't done in the first three, in the first Theros, you know, Theros, uh, born on the gods and journey to Nix.

And the idea that Titans was something we hadn't done. And so I'll get to the actual Titans in a second, but this is the story about the Titans.

Anyway, it's a pretty simple thing.

It's self-mills, which is something we let Green do from time to time.

Black and blue are allowed to mill the opponent.

Green is allowed to mill itself occasionally.

And we often do stuff like mulch and things where it's like it looks for something and then

the rest go in the graveyard.

Uh, and then, uh, you get to exal stuff for the graveyard.

Once again, it's something that green can do.

Black is number one in exile in graveyard.

Green and white get to do it some.

Uh, and if you're exiled on creatures, you get to gain life.

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