I'm pulling on my driveway.

We all know what that means.

It's time for another drive to work.

Okay, so today, or this, today's a continuation of my fate were forged podcast.

I started last time, and I talked all about sort of how it came together.

So today I'm going to get to the cars.

I have more story to tell, but I usually like to tell that story while going through the cards. So we're going to start today with Abzon Beastmaster.

We always start with A. I always have a lot of A's, because usually I have lots to say in the

beginning, and I have a whole podcast of A's half the time, and then I start zooming through the

alphabet a little bit faster. Okay, Absan Beastmaster is a green card.

It costs two in a green.

It's a two-one hound shaman, because there are A-Nax, I think.

They're dog people.

By the way, at beginning of upkeep, you draw a card if you control the creature with the highest toughness.

So one of the themes that was going on in green is caring about toughness.

And so this is a good example of a card that does that.

One of the things that we tried to do when we make sets is we map out the archetypes, usually

the two-color archetypes, but when there's a wedge set, then it's also the three-color archetypes.

So in this set, we wanted to make sure that you're either playing a wedge color, three-color, or playing a two-color.

Wedge being the priority.

But the idea was we wanted to make sure that different color combinations had different facets to focus on.

So even if you were playing the same wedge, that there was some variance within the wedge.

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