I'm not pulling my driveway.

We all know what that means.

It's time for the drive to work at home edition.

So I'm having some technical problem with audio, so I'm going to do this today at home.

I will solve it and then be back in my car soon.

Okay, so earlier, or last year, when I introduced Unfinity, I did not, we do a thing we

called the pre-beat, where we talk a little bit about it and show you a few cards.

This was back in, like, November.

I talked a little bit about tournament design versus non-termment design.

So if you remember, when unglued first got made, the idea behind unglued was that we would

introduce silver borders.

And silver borders meant non-tournament design.

And I explained in that article that early on, non-tournament design. And I explained in that article that early on, non-tournament design meant, well, not for

high-end constructed play, but it was intended for casual formats.

And I talked about how there was a lot of design space there, and we wanted to make use of that.

And so today, I want to sort of talk about what is that non-tournament design space?

What does that mean?

I want to really make clarifications and talk about what exactly is sort of what is this viable,

interesting design space that I think the unsets get to do that a lot of the rest of magic doesn't get to do?

And I'm going to clarify today.

And for those that really enjoy getting into the nitty-gritty of design, this is very nitty-gritty.

Um, okay.

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