Okay, we're pulling away from Matt's house. You know what that means? Two things. One, it's

time for drive to work. And second, Matt Kamaada's here. So Matt moved a little farther away.

He used to live like three blocks from me, and now he lives in the same town, but a little farther

away. But Matt needed a ride to work, and a lot of people have been saying, where's Matt?

So we get Matt for another podcast.

So I thought we would use this podcast to do a follow-up and do the second mailbag with Matt.

Sweet.

So I asked you guys for questions, and Matt in his hands has a list of questions, which he will get to pick which one he wants to ask.

And then here I will answer appropriately.

I'm going to lob you a softball.

Okay.

That's good.

To give me an opportunity to read the rest of the questions.

Okay.

Okay.

This is the first question on the list.

Okay.

From Lars Hoglow.

That's a pretty sweet list. Okay. From Lars Hoglow. That's a pretty sweet name. What's the biggest challenge you have when designing an unset? Okay. The biggest challenge you're designing an onset.

So there's one cardinal rule of an onset. And the cardinal rule is we can't make cards that we're allowed to make in Blackborder.

And the idea being that if we can make them in Blackborder, save them for Blackborder.

The tricky part is what exactly we can do in Blackborder versus Silver Border is a very, very fuzzy line.

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