What is up, everybody? Welcome to another episode of limited resources. This episode, number

604. My name is Marshall. I'm when you're limited resources and joining me on the line

all the way from Denver, Colorado. It's Luis, Scott Vargas, Luis. We've got set review

today. Yeah, we do. And this is a particularly sweet one. This is the set I have anticipated the

most in a long time, because as I've mentioned many times, I'm a big Dungeons Dragon fan

and having this this crossover that we've been waiting years for is really cool. Yeah, so

we're going to dive into it. We'll even be doing a little flavor breakdown on Luis's

part to let us know what the references are and that kind of stuff. But of course, the

meat of the set review, and this is going to be all the commons and uncommon from adventures

in the forgotten realms is we're going to be going through telling you what you think what

we think about the cards and even putting it great on them. Before we talk about that,

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