I'm pulling out of the parking lot. We all know what that means. A, I dropped my son off at school, but B, it's time for drive to work.

Okay, so today I'm going to continue. I've been telling the story of the original Myrden block.

So last time I talked about original Myriden. So today I'm talking about Dark Steel.

So Dark Steel was the second set.

So the Myriden Block, which was co-named Bacon, Lettuce and Tomato.

So today is lettuce.

So it was a large set and the two small sets.

So the large set was 306 cards, and both of the small sets were 155 cards.

55 commons, 55 commons, 55 rars.

This predates Mythic Rare as a thing.

So with this set, we had shifted 44 cards out of the large set to put 22 cards each in the small set.

So this sets a little bit bigger.

I think it was 143.

And then as of the set, the small sets became 165,

just to make the small sets a little bigger.

Okay, so...

Now, just a little sort of education about back when we did blocks.

One of the things that evolved over time was, like, before, for example, before I became head designer,

the early, early days of blocks, we would make the first set in the block, and then we'd kind of like,

you know, leave room for mechanics to grow in things, but like, we didn't really worry about the second and third block set.

Sorry, we didn't carry about the second and third set in the block much.

We just kind of made stuff and then, like, they'll figure it out.

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