I'm pulling away from the curve.

We all know what that means.

It's dying for another drive to work.

And I had to take my daughter to the bus stop.

Okay, so we are in the middle of a series talking all about Alpha Beta Unlimited.

So we can continue.

Last week left, we were in the K's.

So we'll start up with Keldon Warlord.

So Kelden Warlord costs two red redred, so four mana, two of which must be red.

It was a summon lord, and it was a star-star creature.

So its power and toughness is equal to the number of creatures you control.

Or as it said on the card, on your side. I talked a lot about how

most of the effects that Richard had done in Alpha were global. Like, you know, all your

gums get plus one plus one. But in this particular card, this card is very much about how many

creatures do you have? This is as big as the number of creatures

you have on your side. So a couple of things about Keldon Warlord. First off, this card was a

pretty popular card. The funny thing is, as time went on, we kept changing where this went.

I'm not sure why Richard put it in red. I think he was just trying to make cool cards,

and I don't think probably he was thinking about larger color pie mechanical issues quite as. He sort of

just put things where they logically made sense to him or felt right. We later put this ability

in green, as green was the creature color, and then we shifted it to

white because white was the small creature color, the army color. And so right now this ability

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