Hey guys, welcome to a special very short kind of episode of limited resources limited resources not really this is our exclusive

cons of tar care preview it's just going to be a few minutes of Brian and I going over

our two preview cards that's right we got two of them. They do share something in common, which is.

Whatever. We'll talk about that later. Why don't we dive right in though, Brian?

Man, short episode of limited resources?

Famous last words.

Yeah, every time I said that, it ended up longer than I expected.

Let's see if that happens this time.

Hooting Mandrill's is our first card.

And it's highlighting a mechanic that was in what future

site or something and it's called Delve. And Delve says each card you exile from

your graveyard while casting this spell pays for one colorless

manas so what does it do well it's five in a green for a four four trample

ape at common.

So you could get this for as little as one green man.

You could pay G for this.

Yeah, if you have five cards to remove.

So you just got to, you got to figure that a card with Delve

is primarily going to matter depending on how many

enablers there are in the format. If you have a Sader Wayfinder, for example, in

Kons of Tark here, you can cast hooting mandrels very reliably on

turn three which would be fantastic which is insane but we just we just don't know

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