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The most comprehensive guide to MTG color combos and names on the internet
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Whether you’re a seasoned Magic: The Gathering player or you’re just getting into it, you probably find yourself drawn to certain color combinations. Maybe it’s the vibe of those colors’ cards, or maybe certain colors just have cool mechanics and playstyles you enjoy. Regardless, it helps to know what you actually call the colors. Here, we’ll break down every single color combo from MTG’s history so that you won’t feel out of the loop when you’re at the card shop.
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- A colorless deck is usually associated with Brown. Colorless decks are often called Robots, Affinity, Mud, Brown, or Brown Town. Tron decks and the Eldrazi are also colorless. As a result, colorless cards and artifacts are associated with big, scary creatures and tons of mana generation, or small, fast creatures and aggro.Thanks
- The four-color combinations have official names, but basically nobody uses them since four-color decks just aren’t that viable or popular. Regardless, the names are: Dune (WBRG – No Blue), Glint (UBRG – No White), Ink (WURG – No Black), Witch (WUBG – No Red), Yore (WUBR – No Green).Thanks
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