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, so today, I'm going to take a look at the color pie of planar chaos.

Okay, so many years ago, we made a set where it was part of the Timesparall Block.

Timesparall was the past, FutureSight was the past, future site was the future,

and I was trying to figure how to make planar chaos of the present. But the present is a hard

concept since all sets are the present. And so we came into this idea of an alternate reality.

So one of the big concepts behind it was, what if magic were a little different? And the main

thing we changed is we said, well, what if the colors all had the same philosophies, but they've

been represented mechanically a little bit differently? And so we did that. We made a set in which

the color pie was different than the normal color pie.

This has caused all sorts of confusion because some of the things we did there, we would later go on to do.

Some of them, we definitely were experimenting a little bit.

So some of them actually became real, if you will.

But some of them was us trying something that we never went back to.

That was not really, that was just experimenting with something, and it's not really what the

Colour Pie is.

It's this alternate version that we've never done, you know, since we did it here.

So anyway, I thought I'd walk through the Color Pie today and talk about what we did

and how we moved things and why we moved things and then talk a little bit about like what ended up going

in that direction and what didn't.

Okay, so first I'm going to talk about the creature mechanics.

Some of these at the time were named and some of them were not named interestingly,

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