Drive to Work #340 - Subtypes

Magic: The Gathering Drive to Work Podcast

Wizards of the Coast

Games, Duels Of The Planeswalkers, Leisure, Game Design, Mtg, Mark Rosewater, Ccg, Magic The Gathering

4.7 • 802 Ratings

🗓️ 17 June 2016

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Mark talks about the subtypes of Magic.

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0:00.0	I'm pulling on my driveway.
0:02.0	We all know what that means.
0:03.0	It's time for another drive to work.
0:06.0	Okay.
0:07.0	Last time I talked supertypes.
0:09.0	So that means it's subtype time.
0:13.0	Rachel's all excited.
0:14.0	She says subtypes.
0:15.0	We're talking subtypes today.
0:17.0	Okay.
0:18.0	So there are a lot more subtypes than our supertypes. So just for those that somehow didn't listen to my supertype podcast. On every card there's a card type. We have seven card types in magic right now. Artifact, creature, enchantment, instant land, plainswalker, and sorcery. We used to have interrupt, and Manorce, I guess, technically.
0:39.7	And Tribal, I guess I didn't label Tribal yesterday.
0:42.5	I talked about why Tribal wasn't a supertype yesterday in the last podcast.
0:46.4	Okay, so now subtypes, so when you have a card type, super types come before.
0:52.1	There are six of those.
0:53.9	I talked about them last time.
0:55.3	And subtypes are what come after.
0:57.8	Usually of the card type, you have an M-Dash, and then you have...
1:03.0	Well, you have an M-Dash if there has a subtype.
1:06.6	So there's lots of different subtypes.
1:08.3	In fact, I'm going to go through today.
1:09.7	There is a whole bunch of subtypes. So today we'll be everything you ever wanted to know but subtypes,
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