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

Okay. So the last two podcasts, I've been talking about onslaught. The design of onslaught, obviously.

And as of the last podcast, I've been talking about the cards. I've been doing card-by-card stories.

So when last we left, we were in C. So in C, we shall stay.

So the next card is Callous Oppressor, which is for one, blue, and a blue, it's a one-two

cephalid. And then when, I'm sorry, what do you do? When it enters the battlefield, you can choose a creature type.

You can tap to steal something, and then as long as it remains tapped, and you can choose

not to untape it, you get to keep that thing.

So it's kind of like, you know, Old Man in the Sea, or...

It's one of those cards that let you lock down and tap things and steal things,

except when you play it, you have to decide what creature type you're going after,

and then you are locked into that creature type.

So one thing to point out is a cephalid.

So what happened was, the previous year in Odyssey,

I had this wonderful idea of changing up all the creature types and not doing the normal things.

And then we got to OnSlot and said, oh, we want to do a tribal set.

And we want to do all the normal things people would expect.

And so the problem we ran into was, uh, uh-oh.

So we changed a lot of things over the weird thing story-wise is we didn't leave the continent of otaria uh which is where it all takes place so i think the story moves from like one section to a different section because like apparently the goblins weren't a lot in this section, but they were in that section.

Anyway, we just sort of, I don't know, we made it work, but you'll notice there's a little bit of nods to some stuff from the previous year, like Cephalid, just to sort of say, well, look, we are in the same relative place.

So that's why you get a few things like a cephalet here or there.

Next, Catapult Mafter.

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