aggression

So I want to really quickly kind of try to justify this for the folks that are listening.

So when you think about collapsed customer, Aggression is dangerous because you can damage a potentially really valuable relationship or with a prospect.

There's almost no real relationship to damage.

They never bought.

We're doing some humanitarian aid and we've got this conference, which hopefully will have an impact.

But it feels like in the face of Israeli and U.S. sanctions, Aggression, that's not quite the word.

In the face of U.S. galvanizedness, that's definitely not a word.

We are powerless.

so that's that's pretty good and it does have saboteur and that's probably why the um the power stat is a little bit lower only six uh for a eight cost that's not huge but for a unit that end display ready it's pretty big

And then another big guy from Endor we got in Aggression, the giant Gorax.

And it's 7 cost, 7-7, with Overwhelm, which is one of the traits that we see a lot for the Evoque

tribes.

Welcome to Lessons from the Playroom.

In this podcast, Lisa Dionne will help you explore the little things that make a big difference in play therapy.

Lisa is the founder of Synergetic Play Therapy.

You know, sometimes therapists get all caught up trying to study big theories and mastering techniques to help children like me.

But sometimes it's the little things we show you along the way that make the biggest difference.

It's about the therapist.

But what if this was one of the ways that the child is trying to help you feel what it feels like to be them.

So if you've listened to this podcast, if you've read my book, Aggression and Play Therapy, or just studied with me, you know that I teach this concept called the setup or the offering, and this idea that children offer us an opportunity to feel what it feels like to be them.

Really liked her in Injustice.

I did not like her as much as I thought I would in Aggression.

It just didn't

Yeah, I agree.

We doing hit and run stuff? Because I'm not.

Um...

So I didn't like her as much as I thought I would in Aggression, which kind of bummed me out at first.

But man, her Justice deck pushed so much damage, which made me super excited.