Amonkhet

Yeah.

Abishkar and then Amonkhet, right? What do you mean planes that are other places? So, like, you know, Amonkhet's Egypt.

Abishkar is...

Oh.

was a distinction today, but there wasn't originally.

Okay, but then that still makes my magic point better, right? Because we know the distinction now, right? Like, I don't know.

There's a very different vibe of Amonkhet to Innistrad to me.

Innistrad feels like a place...

So I built a standard deck, and it had, like, Glenthorn Buccaneer.

I think I was running Amonkhet cards, even though I don't know if they were legal.

And me and my buddy played a lot online during COVID, and Key to the City was an absolute star in my mono-red discard.

And,

Yeah.

No, they, they, it reminds me of the, was the Amonkhet, where they did the Egyptian one, where, like-

Yes

... you can't even read what the card says on there.

Yeah.

'Cause I was playing Amonkhet.

Um, next up, Roaming Throne.

Are you familiar with this card?

Like, we would do sets and go, "Oh, is this a set for energy?" And I'd try energy out.

Uh, we actually had energy in a couple different sets, but none of them quite made sense until, um, we get to, uh, Kaladesh, uh, the set Kaladesh, um, on the plane now known as Amonkhet.

Um, and the idea was we wanted to do this steampunk sort of inspired set, um, and it ended up being what we called aetherpunk.

Uh, but we, we liked the idea of steampunk, but happier.

So we, we sorta repeated what we'd done before and came to the same conclusion.

Um, and once we introduced energy, the creative team, like, built energy into the world in a very organic way.

Like, it's a core part of what, um, Amonkhet is, is the fact that it has this energy.

Um, so anyway, we were making the set and we wanted to make something super splashy, so we wanted to make something that just h- used a lot of energy.

Anything that taps to create tokens is good.

The thing from Amonkhet that makes double tokens, all that shit.

Yeah.

Very, very good.