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

Okay, so a little while back, I did a series podcast talking about the design of Odyssey.

So I thought I would talk about torment the next set in that block. I've done a lot of talking about first sets

in my podcast, but not as much about the second set. So I'm going to try to do a little more

of finishing out some blocks. So I'm going to talk about torment. And then in a little bit,

I'll talk about judgment. And I mean, my plan is with this podcast series is to hit all the different sets.

There's a lot to do.

Luckily, I'm trying to cover many years worth of podcast content.

But today is about torment.

So, let's set the stage.

So if you guys remember, for those that listen to my Odyssey podcast, Odyssey was a block about the graveyard.

Introduced two big keywords, flashback and threshold.

Flashback, most people should know since it was just an inner-draud, but allows you to cast cards out of the graveyard.

It goes on instance and sorceries.

And threshold was something that

usually went on permanence. And if your graveyard had seven or more cards in it, then it

upgraded it. There were some spells it used it to, but mostly it went on permanence. So,

torment, I guess let me start with the most I guess, let me start with the most,

well, let me start

with the design team,

and then I'll jump into

the big theme of Torment,

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