Okay, I'm pulling out of my driveway.

We all know what that means.

It's time for another drive to work.

Okay.

Normally, when I do this podcast, I do them in order.

I mean, the order you listen to them is the order I record them in.

But, so I just finished my series of Theros podcast, and it went long, long, long, longer than I've had any series ever go.

I mean, any design series.

I've done long-term stuff over a period of time.

But as far as consecutive things, it's the longest I've ever done.

So I thought I was going to break it up a little bit.

So after I was done, I'm going back and I'm taping some stuff.

So even though you're listening to this before the series is over, I've already done the whole series.

So during the series, at some point I talked about how I always meant to talk about rarity.

So I decided that I'm going to talk about rarity. So I decided that I'm going to talk about rarity. But if you get to a podcast

later and I say, ooh, someday I should make a podcast about rarity, you all can chuckle. And you go,

ha ha, we all know you've done one on rarity. Okay. So most of what I want to talk about today is

how do we decide what rarity different cards are? Now, for those in the know,

if I ask you how many rarities there are,

what would you say?

If you said three,

you would be wrong

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