I'm not pulling out of my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for the drive to work, coronavirus edition.

So, continue on in my series of interviewing people to talk about sets we made together. Today, I have Matt Taback, and we're going to talk about unsanctioned. Welcome, Matt.

Thank you, Mark. So I, too, brought my own special guest. I have allergies along with me today. So apologies for that, as my voice is a little

scratchy this morning. So as I understand things, you go through an introduction that you introduce me.

I start talking, and then 30 minutes from now

I have to stop talking.

And I admit that's going to be a challenge because I talk a lot.

But I'm pretty confident I can do it.

Now you want to talk about, okay, sorry.

Hi, Mark.

Glad to be here.

Okay.

So, I have told the story of unsanctioned.

So we're going to start from you telling the story.

So what is your earliest memory of unsanctioned?

Oh, I remember there being conversations of we wanted to put some new silver-bordered content into the universe,

especially for our fans that enjoy Commander with silverboarded

cards. So I kind of remember this is just sort of like something you were talking about

and like hallway conversations back when we existed in hallways. And then I did not get the opportunity to be the editor for unstable, but I'm a great lover of silver-bordered sets as opposed to my back when I was the rules manager, my public persona was anti-silver-bordered sets because I was the blackboarded rules manager, and I hated, you know, fun.

So, but secretly, privately, I'm a huge fan of them and I love working on them.

So I got, I was not the editor for unstable, but I jumped at the chance to be the editor for unsanctioned, knowing that there were going to be new cards.

Okay, so real quick, just to fill the audience in.

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