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

605. My name is Marshall. I'm one of your limited resources and joining me on the line

all the way from Denver, Colorado, it's Luis. Got Vargas Luis. How you doing? Oh, I'm doing great.

You know, the first week of the new set, always a ton of fun to draft. And at this point,

completed all the dungeons. So I feel like an accomplished adventure. I have not ventured

into the bad dungeon yet. All my taxes have wanted to do either the middle or if I have

a repeat effect, I'll do the one on the left, the long one, the madmage one. But every time

I look at that one, I'm like, am I really not going to be able to get through the dungeon

quick enough? I'm like, no, it's fine. I'll just take the medium dungeon and I'll get

through that as well. I'm curious to see if I do end up with a deck that really, really

wants to go down that road. Yeah. So it's been cool. You and I were discussing before

the show. And of course, when we do our first impression show next week, we'll really

get into it. But has a core set feel, which I didn't anticipate, but still complex enough

to keep it interesting. It doesn't feel fully like a core set. And that's a kind of an

interesting balance that they've hit with that. And I think it is in part two to the dungeons.

The die ruling hasn't felt as dynamic. It's just like it happens. And you're like, okay,

I guess this card does this now as far as complexity goes, but the dungeons do. We're going to

be talking about the rares and mythic rares on the show this week. So we're going to go

over every single rare, every single mythic rare. I'm really curious to see what they

throw at us because yeah, we got our magic missile in our bagel holding last week, which

are the kind of things. But I mean, I'm assuming there's ubiquitous characters or famous

characters in D&D that are represented here or at least some type of archetype for that.

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