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

Okay. So today, I'm going to talk about design, but in particularly, designing creatures.

So in magic, about half of our cards are creatures. So a lot of what we do is designing creatures.

So today, I'm going to talk about all the...

All the... what's the word for it?

The little details about designing creatures.

How do we design creatures?

What do we have to think about when designing creatures?

What are the...

You know, what...

I like the idea of going down deep on something

and just sort of talking about a lot of the mechanical things.

So today, I'm going to examine how we design creatures.

Okay.

So to start with, there's a couple of different places

where you start with creatures when you're designing.

Usually, it depends. I guess creatures sometimes, sometimes you're designing them from sort of what they do, and sometimes you're

designing them to fill sort of a space you need to fill. So let me talk a little bit,

let me first talk about the curve, need to fill. So let me talk a little bit.

Let me first talk about the curve, if you will.

So one of the things when you design creatures is you want to make sure that your creatures hit a curve, that you want your creatures, like you don't want to design all your creatures

to be three drops, that your set needs to have your creatures along different, you know,

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