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

Okay, today's design day. I'm going to talk all about the design of Avicin Restore.

So recently, I talked all about Inestrade, right? I went through a lot of cards. I had done Innesrod once earlier before.

And I have talked about Dark Ascension.

So now we get to the third set in the Indistrade block.

So let me recap a little bit to talk about how this came about.

So in the beginning, the plan for this block was we would have a large and small set in its

own world and the last large set, which would be separated in a different world from the first set.

In fact, the third set was originally slatted to be Inestrade

because there wasn't a lot of faith that Indistrade would have enough, I don't know,

weight to carry more than one large set.

But the powers of B changed their mind, and Inestrade got moved to the fall, the idea

being maybe be cooler if the horse that was near at Halloween, and Bill had come to talk to me

about, was there enough to maybe do a large and a small set?

I said there was.

So the original plan was...

So, Brian Tinsman, by the way, led this design.

The design team was Brian Tinsman, Mark Gottlieb, Dave Guskin, Ken Nagel, Bill Rose, and myself.

And the plan originally was Brian Tinsman was going to do a world completely different from this world.

And Brian, I know, had some ideas what he wanted to do.

But then the creative team came back and said, you know what?

We think we have a way to not have to leave this world, but radically change it enough

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