I'm not pulling out of the driveway.

We all know what that means.

It's time for the drive to work, coronavirus edition.

Okay, guys, it is time to talk, Koldheim.

So I'm going to tell you the story, or at least my part of the story, of Koldheim's design.

Okay, so we start by going, let me start by saying that we have been talking about doing

a North set forever. I mean, I probably the first time, like I remember discussing doing a

north set was over 20 years ago. Like, it's been on the short list forever.

I know, for example, when we were doing Kamagawa,

and Kamagawa was the first top-down set that we ever did,

or I guess I'd be nice with the first top-down.

But the first set where we said,

okay, we're going to design this top-down more consciously as a block.

And I know we wrote down all the worlds we wanted to do.

The winner was obviously Japanese mythology.

Number two was Egyptian.

I think number three was Norse.

Greek and Norse were both up there. But Norse is one of those things that we keep talking about.

But we never actually put it on the schedule.

It was always one day we're going to make a Norse set.

But it never quite got put on the schedule.

And then, so nowadays, the way we sort of plan out is we'll get a bunch of people together.

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