I'm not pulling on the driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for the drive to work at home edition.

So today I have Yanni Skullnick to talk about the Brothers War. Hey Yanni.

Hi, Mark.

Okay, so you led the set design of the set.

So I talked to Ari on a previous podcast. We'll talk to all about the vision design.

So we're going to pick up the story.

You get handed the set, and let's talk about where it went from set design.

So why don't we start with prototype?

Because that was, in fact, handed off from vision design.

So let's talk about what was prototype like

and what do you have to do to it?

How did you make prototype a viable thing?

Yeah.

So prototype stayed in the big picture

how it was handed off,

but a lot of the details changed

with the rules implementation

of when you cast it, you know,

whatever characteristics of a card.

There were a lot of concerns of, like, if we're casting a seven-manna permanent for only three

mana, are you getting too much power out of having that higher mana value?

So, for example, one change we made is we made sure that the alternate version you cast

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