Could seeing mechanically unique un secret lairs be an option to make more unset cards?

Is that something people would like/purchase?

Could i please get you to clear something up for me,I rember listning to a interview were it was said by you(i yhink cant find it to check ) that Silver border/un-card/acorn cards are desighned to be "legal" in non compition formats, is this the way its supossed to work?

What I said was the original intent of silver-bordered cards when Unglued came out was they would be legal everywhere except in tournaments. That intent hasn’t followed through.For example, the Commander format specifically excluded silver-border by choosing Legacy legality, so the most played casual format doesn’t allow (although you can Rule 0 them in) the cards original designed for casual play.

If/when “doesn’t become a new object when it changes zones this way (it does become a new object if it changes zones in another way later)”

If. That’s squarely acorn/silver border territory.

Mark, you've mentioned that mechanically unique UB secret lairs will be getting in-universe treatments eventually. Does this include Ponies: the Gathering? It would seem to on paper, except they're firmly silver border aesthetically and mechanically. If you do intend to, would they be remade in Un-Set style, or mainstream mtg universe style?

I believe we promised tournament-legal unique Secret Lair cards would get in-Universe treatments.

Do the rules support being able to attack with one of your creatures on an opponents turn or would something like that have to exist as acorn/silverborder?

That’s cleanly silver-border/acorn.

Were you able to sneak Squirrel Dealer into Bloomburrow. It appears to be quite well positioned in the format.

Outside assistance is still silver border/acorn.

Based on lessons from the last Un set, do you think the next Un set is likely to repeat the "some cards are legal in tournament play" thing, or will they all be acorn/silver border?

The data makes the question complicated. It both frustrated some players and made others buy more packs.

Speaking of nikachu he is also the reason I asked about this whole awol stuff (except the into a subgame thing, that was genuine curiosity) See he has a “Show” where he tries to evaluate Silver border cards by how good they would be in compedetive. And when awol was up he was like “the absolutely removed from the freaking game forever zone isn’t that different from exile” and he usually doesn’t listen to explanations unless it’s official. So I needed to be able to show the difference officially.

The defining quality of the absolutely removed from the freaking game forever zone is that *nothing* (during the course of the game you are in) returns from it. Sadly, that has become less and less true of exile.

Can you explain how the "silver border problem" differs from format legality? Like, if you can use a Rare card in Pauper because it was at one point printed as a Common, why can't you use a silver border card that's also been printed in black border?

It just creates confusion. Silver border has loudly been not for tournaments for so long, that it would cause arguments.

Per culation's ask about "each color" in acorn games, would having Water Gun Balloon Game or Sword of Dungeons and Dragons, which reference pink and gold but aren't those colors themselves, count for those colors being "active"?What about if I had Avatar of Me in the graveyard (and brown eyes)?

To count an additional color you have to have a permanent of that color on the battlefield, not just a permanent that refers to it.