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

Okay. So for the last five podcasts, I've been talking all about onslaught. And today is the final day of onslaught.

I hope. It should be. It should be. We're to ask today. The plan is to finish today.

So I've been going card by card and just talking about different card stories.

And so today I will start in S with Shared Triumph. So Shared Triumph is a white enchantment.

When enters a battlefield, you choose a creature type. And then all creatures of that type get plus one plus one.

So one of the things that's very interesting when we talk about doing tribal sets is

there's two different things that we were trying to do with Encelot.

One was we were trying to make a set that for drafting purposes was tribal.

You had to choose a tribe to care about, maybe multiple tribes to care about.

But it was something where, you know, hey,

do you want to care about goblins or elves or birds or soldiers or wizards?

You know, what do you want to care about?

There are a bunch of different things you could care about.

The other thing that we wanted to do was we were trying to enable tribal casual play,

meaning that we wanted this to be the set that said,

hey, tribal's fun, go play tribes.

Go play tribal magic.

But the thing was that it's possible that what people really enjoy might not be the tribes we have chosen.

In order to play limited, we have to pick a select number of

tribes. So one of the things that we were really trying to do in onslaught was just enable in

casual play, and maybe possibly in competitive play. I think we thought more the ones we were

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