Hello, everyone, and welcome to episode 540 for the MTG Goldfish podcast.

I'm Seth, probably better dough to Saffron Olive, and we have the full crew here this week.

kicking things off with the owner of MTG Goldfish, Richard.

How are you this fine Monday, Richard?

Good morning, Seth.

Catching up on my space fantasy, really not Star Wars or Star Trek set.

Actually, no lightsavers.

I'm shocked.

No lightsabers. They're saving that for the universe is beyond, I think. I think they're saving that. But we got another co-hosting, Krim. Good morning, Krim. How's it going today? It's going well. I'm currently in line. Yeah, good. For Sonic. Gotta go fast.

Yeah, I'm trying to go fast.

That's for sure, but the cues aren't.

So, you know, business as usual.

Other than that, I mean, yeah, I've been pretty excited, too, on Edge of Eternities.

That's actually a perfect segue into something I wanted to ask you about. I know it's a little early.

Our main topic today is going to be Edge of Etern use, of course. We're into mechanics and spoilers and all that. But before we get to other stuff, quick question about the secret layer drop. So they announced yesterday that they're going to, for the first time, limit secret layer drops. So now, if you want to buy the sonic Drop, you can only get two of each product.

So you can get two non-foils, two foils, two foil bundles, two non-foil bundles.

Does this matter?

I know this is something we've asked for because we had a lot of issues with these popular

layer drops being sold out and scalped and super long weights.

Do you think that's enough of a limit to actually let people get their secret layer drops?

I think it's just going to probably end up being the same.

There's still going to be a lot of people that don't get a lot of stuff,

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