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

Okay. So today, I'm going to talk about something, a design topic that I think a lot of beginning designers aren't particularly good at.

In fact, if you ask me, if you said, okay, you know, I've been doing

magic design now for almost 19 years, if you said to me, what is the thing you've most learned,

the biggest difference between when you started as a magic designer and where you are now,

what skill have you picked up? That is the largest differentiation, you know, different...

Different...

Different...

The largest difference between when you started it in now.

I'm sure there's a better word for that.

Anyway, the answer is restraint.

One of the things I find with new designers...

And I was this way, by the way.

When I say new designers, when I was a new designer, and I was this way, by the way, when I say new designers.

When I was a new designer, I did this completely, which is the, I think when, like, for example,

I'll use myself, when I first started designing magic sets, the question I would ask myself is,

how much could I fit in? Like when I turned over Tempest, Tempest was my first design.

I had, it was just overloaded with stuff.

For example, the two keyword mechanics

from the following year,

from Erza Saga Block,

which were Echo and cycling,

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