Hello and welcome to the ETH RETCast, where we're all about Commander, Data, and Dad Jokes.

I'm Joey Shulton, I'm joined by my fantastic co-host.

He's really, really upset that the card, Valggavats layer doesn't have the land subtype layer.

It's Matt Morgan.

So a button of mine recently told me that he didn't really understand how cloning works.

And I told him, well, that makes two of us.

Ooh, Matt, I feel like you've just uncovered some really interesting lore about yourself there, actually.

I really could have.

Well, I mean, I recently actually, I did try to clone a bunch of grizzly bears, and I think it bears repeating that it really made me pause.

Wow.

All right.

Copy that.

So, Matt, what is it that we're talking about?

Roger, Roger. What is it that we're talking about? Roger, Roger. What is it that we're

talking about in this week's episode? Well, this week, we've seen a lot of conversations going

around about a proposed bracket system, and we want to give some time to kind of weigh out what has

been proposed, what we think might be helpful, and just kind of lay out what we

would like to see from whatever this power level system is that Wizards of the Coast is currently

working on. Absolutely. This is a very contentious topic, you might say, but it really all is

in service of trying to make sure that players can find good games against each other where

everyone is feeling like, yeah, these decks are suited for a really cool match.

How do we focus on helping players find the fun?

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