I'm put on my driveway.

We all know what that means.

It's time for another drive to work.

Okay.

So today, last time, I started talking about the design of OnSlot.

And today I'm going to continue.

So today, last time I did the overview, and today I'm going to talk more about the actual

card-by-card stories.

And what I like to do is, as I talk about cards, I hit a lot of the issues that maybe I didn't talk about in the big picture as I hit the small picture.

So we're going to start in A with a feto alchemist, a 1U, 1-2 wizard that you could tap or un-tap, but you could tap or untap target artifact or creature

and had morph you. So last time I talked about how, when the rules team came to me that as I was

trying to sort of branch out what morph could do, I came up the idea of activated abilities,

or triggered abilities. When you un-morphed, they triggered and had an

effect. We saved those for legions, but the one thing I did do is we did put some stuff in this set

that had tap abilities. So that's kind of allowed us to have a little bit of the sense of having

a spell, but they weren't, instead of being abilities,

just the creature naturally could tap to do it.

And so this is another example of a creature

where if you untap it, it could tap things.

And so that might be useful.

That your opponent might be planning the attack,

figuring out what you can or can't attack with,

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