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'''Enemy colors''' are two opposed colors of the [[color pie]] ({{w}}, {{b}}), ({{b}}, {{g}}), ({{g}}, {{u}}), ({{u}}, {{r}}), ({{r}}, {{w}}). A deck may be enemy color (i.e. [[Phyrexian Poison]]). A multicolored card may require mana from enemy colors in order to play it (i.e. <c>Angel of Despair</c>). | '''Enemy colors''' are two opposed colors of the [[color pie]] ({{w}}, {{b}}), ({{b}}, {{g}}), ({{g}}, {{u}}), ({{u}}, {{r}}), ({{r}}, {{w}}). A deck may be enemy color (i.e. [[Phyrexian Poison]]). A multicolored card may require mana from enemy colors in order to play it (i.e. <c>Angel of Despair</c>). | ||
Enemy colors naturally repel each other, and are often [[hosers]] | Enemy colors naturally repel each other, and are often [[hosers]]: | ||
==White / Black== | ==White / Black== | ||
Revision as of 15:08, 5 August 2011
Enemy colors are two opposed colors of the color pie (
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Enemy colors naturally repel each other, and are often hosers:
White / Black
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Black / Green
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Green / Blue
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Blue / Red
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Red / White
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