I'm pulling out of the parking lot. We all know what that means. It's time to rather drive to work.

I dropped my daughter off at camp. Okay, so today I'm going to talk about tweaking.

And what I mean by that is sometimes in magic, what you want to do is make brand new things.

And sometimes you want to reprint old things.

But sometimes you kind of want in the middle.

What you want to do is do something you've done before, but not exactly as you've done it before.

You want to tweak it a little bit.

So today I'm going to talk all about in design the fine art of tweaking because it is, it's important.

And like I said, I've done, I did a podcast all about reprints and when you do reprints and why reprinting is good.

Obviously, I talk about making new cards all the time.

So this is the sort of middle ground.

So let's talk a little bit about why we tweak.

And then we'll talk about how we tweak.

So essentially, one of the things that I talk about this a lot,

that our goal essentially is to make a game that you are familiar with, that you're comfortable

with, but that is different.

I want comfort, but I also want surprise.

You know, I want, and so part of what we want to do is every magic set has certain

components that just needs to have.

There are certain things we need to do.

For example, in common green, you're going to have a

giant growth. But it would be boring if every single set, giant growth is always giant growth.

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