I like Dominaria United. I really like Enlist from Dominaria United. I like the Storm Scale. What is the Storm Scale for Enlist?

A 5.

For your top 20 (non-evergreen) mechanics I noticed none were from this decade. What would you say is the best new mechanic from this decade so far?

Note that I would pick the mechanic that started a trend. Foretell is an awesome more recent mechanic, but Morph is the first to use face down as a resource, so I chose that for the talk.Amass, while not technically from this decade, is only five years old. Mechanics I really like from this decade include: alliance, backup, collect evidence, connive, corrupted, decayed, enlist, escape, foretell, incubate, learn/lesson, magecraft, mutate (although it has its complexity issues), party, prototype, reconfigure, role tokens, and shield counters.

Is there any concern about the current complexity of Commander games?Cards like Crystalline Giant, Wheel of Misfortune, and dozens of recent legendary creatures with 2 paragraphs of text, as well as relatively complex mechanics used only in a single set (connive, enlist, casualty, training) have lead to some games in which I've spent more time reading than playing. It comes up most often when I play with strangers and against unfamiliar decks. Thanks in advance, and I really admire your dedication to and involvement with the community :)

Formats that use cards from all the sets are inherently complex.

If or when: a new version/offshoot of banding that less confusing?

When. Enlist in Dominaria United.

Do you happen to know why summoning sickness has remained an “informal name” for the rule within the CR as opposed to a referenceable term? It’s flavorful and seems useful in an era of vehicles, enlist and beyond.

We might reference it if we had a need to do so in rules text.

Any chance of enlist becoming evergreen?

There’s always a chance. Not a particularly high one right now.

Why was Enlist made to be attacking only? I can't see a reason it wouldn't work for blockers from either a rules or flavor sense.

We wanted it to promote offense more than defense.

I would like to suggest a topic for a Drive to Work episode: "Unreleased Mechanics" In this episode you would discuss mechanics that have been designed by R&D but have never been released. You could describe how the mechanics worked, who designed them, what set they were intended for, why they weren't released, etc. Examples of mechanics you could talk about include Debt, Stopwatch, Titan, Skirmish, Enlist, Creaturefall and other mechanics you've mentioned and maybe ones we don't know about too!

I’ll add it to the short list.

what would you think of making a list of "sticky" posts that you can repost every 1, 1.5, or 2 weeks with ground rules, suggestions for topics, and in other ways, that which you wish new contributors could become aware of? Next question, do you think you might like an assistance assembling such a "sticky" list? I'll enlist upon request.

I don’t even know how to do “sticky” posts. Could someone explain?