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Non-Evil Black

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	One frequent argument is whether Black is "Evil" by definition; usually, the answer is taken to be "No, but only barely". For example, according to Mark Rosewater, Black is explicitly the color of the Constitution of the United States, creating an unusual situation where America is ''Black'' (Individual) Red (Freedom) and Blue (pursuit of perfection through knowledge).		One frequent argument is whether Black is "Evil" by definition; usually, the answer is taken to be "No, but only barely". For example, according to Mark Rosewater, Black is explicitly the color of the Constitution of the United States, creating an unusual situation where America is ''Black'' (Individual) Red (Freedom) and Blue (pursuit of perfection through knowledge).

	The way this circle is usually squared is to note that Black is also a color of Realism and Pragmatism, of Trades, and of Individualism. It is the color of the rational check on White's more~~... let us say~~ [[Lawful Evil]] tendencies.		The way this circle is usually squared is to note that Black is also a color of Realism and Pragmatism, of Trades, and of Individualism. It is the color of the rational check on White's more [[Lawful Evil]] tendencies and Green’s stagnation

	==Red==		==Red==

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Green

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Blue

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Colorless and Devoid

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	==Colorless and Devoid==		==Colorless and Devoid==
	Basically the "color" of [[Construct\|Artifact Creatures]] (though some colored ones have appeared) and [[Call of Cthulhu\|eldritch abomination]], as well as a decent chunk of artifacts. Colorless costs can be paid with any mana, which means they can be put in any deck with room for them. Blue does this the most, as it has weak creatures on its own and many abilities which interact with artifacts. Once had an empty diamond as a symbol and "wastes" as a land, but this was dropped after the one set that used it as a gimmick.		Basically the "color" of [[Construct\|Artifact Creatures]] (though some colored ones have appeared) and [[Call of Cthulhu\|eldritch abomination]]s, as well as a decent chunk of artifacts. Colorless costs can be paid with any mana, which means they can be put in any deck with room for them. Blue does this the most, as it has weak creatures on its own and many abilities which interact with artifacts. Once had an empty diamond as a symbol and "wastes" as a land, but this was dropped after the one set that used it as a gimmick.

	[[Category:Magic: The Gathering]]		[[Category:Magic: The Gathering]]

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Black

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	[[File:Mtg elements pie.jpg\|right\|300px]]		[[File:Mtg elements pie.jpg\|right\|300px]]
	The color pie is a set philosophies that inform much of the mechanics of [[Magic: The Gathering\|Magic]]. Each color has certain themes and gifts that they are good at, as well as weaknesses that they cannot overcome without splashing into another color. If a card in a certain color does something that is generally considered outside of the Color Pie, it is called a Color Bend, or in the most severe cases, a Color Break.		The '''color pie''' is a set philosophies that inform much of the mechanics of [[Magic: The Gathering\|Magic]]. Each color has certain themes and gifts that they are good at, as well as weaknesses that they cannot overcome without splashing into another color. If a card in a certain color does something that is generally considered outside of the Color Pie, it is called a Color Bend, or in the most severe cases, a Color Break.

	== White ==		== White ==

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			[[File:Mtg elements pie.jpg\|right\|300px]]
	The color pie is a set philosophies that inform much of the mechanics of [[Magic: The Gathering\|Magic]]. Each color has certain themes and gifts that they are good at, as well as weaknesses that they cannot overcome without splashing into another color. If a card in a certain color does something that is generally considered outside of the Color Pie, it is called a Color Bend, or in the most severe cases, a Color Break.		The color pie is a set philosophies that inform much of the mechanics of [[Magic: The Gathering\|Magic]]. Each color has certain themes and gifts that they are good at, as well as weaknesses that they cannot overcome without splashing into another color. If a card in a certain color does something that is generally considered outside of the Color Pie, it is called a Color Bend, or in the most severe cases, a Color Break.