I'm pulling on my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time from their drive to work.

Okay, so the last couple times I've been talking all about the design of Unfinity.

So this is the fourth, and I think final, in this series talking about the design.

So I've spent a lot of time talking about how stickers got made,

how attractions got made.

So today is talking about sort of everything else, all the other themes.

There are a lot of themes woven into the set.

So today is sort of the final catch-all where I talk about many different aspects.

So we're going to start with art matters. So one of the things that

we knew when we wanted to do stickers was one of the cool things about stickers is that we

could change elements of the card. One of those elements is art. And something that, so in normal

magic, we are not allowed to reference art in any way.

The reason for that is, cards have to be, you treat cards mechanically all the same,

regardless of printing or language.

So anything that can vary between printings can't mechanically matter.

On top of that, art is just super subjective. Even, even, I'll talk

today about hats and stuff. Even that, which was less subjective, is still somewhat subjective.

And so just not well suited for tournament play. But if we're trying to just do...

One of the things that unsets really enjoy is

making you care about something that you don't normally

care about. And so it's fun just sort of like, for example,

hats matter just all of a sudden, do my creatures

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