I'm pulling out of my driveway. We don't know what that means.

It's time for another drive to work.

Okay. Well, last time I started talking about the design of legions.

And I only got it to be, which means that I'm not done yet.

So today we will continue on talking all about the all-creature set.

Okay, so where did I leave off? Let's see.

I left off with... Oh, Collar of the Claw.

This was a very good car.

Okay, so Collar of a Claw was 2 in the green for a 2-2-two elf, had Flash, although it was written out because

flash did not exist yet as a keyword, and when he came into play, for each creature, for each

non-token creature that had gone to the graveyard of this turn, you got a 2-2-Bair token.

And so the idea of this was, we were trying to give Green some answers to mass removal.

So the idea is, I play a whole bunch of green creatures, because what Green does, plays lots

of creatures, your opponent somehow wipes the board. What do you as a green player do?

And so, we're like, so one of the things that's always fun is when you try to solve the problem

in the color that you are doing, there's a lot of tendency to want to solve the color by having

the color do something it doesn't normally do.

And like, oh, could it counter the mass removal spell?

It's like, nah, it's not what green does.

So what's like, what green does is green makes lots of creatures.

That's what green does.

Green overwhelms you with creatures.

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