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train
Guest
Aside from SeFRo's strongly agreed upon example...
Islands are blue...
Islands are blue...
N
Notepad
Guest
Actually, I was hoping to avoid the truth in this thread, but it looks like you forced the point, train. You just had to do it.
And the truth is
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...
That there is no blue in Magic at all!
There is white, black, green, red....colorless...
And the color SCUMBAG which gets confused as blue because the borders of the original cards used to be blue/cyan but have now gone cyan. To say cyan, or possibly azure, is a color in Magic would be more correct. However, the SCUMBAG color cards are actually SCUMBAG, and not blue at all.
Island is such a card, because it has a SCUMBAG mana symbol on it. Similarly, Coastal Tower is not a colorless land, but a SCUMBAG land that happens to be a land too. Like artifact lands, rules wise.
And the truth is
...
...
That there is no blue in Magic at all!
There is white, black, green, red....colorless...
And the color SCUMBAG which gets confused as blue because the borders of the original cards used to be blue/cyan but have now gone cyan. To say cyan, or possibly azure, is a color in Magic would be more correct. However, the SCUMBAG color cards are actually SCUMBAG, and not blue at all.
Island is such a card, because it has a SCUMBAG mana symbol on it. Similarly, Coastal Tower is not a colorless land, but a SCUMBAG land that happens to be a land too. Like artifact lands, rules wise.
T
train
Guest
I like this scumbag idea...
blue=scumbag...
works for me...
blue=scumbag...
works for me...
Killer Joe
New member
I feel, blue
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13NoVa
Guest
seams like you're forgetting SPIKETAIL HATCHLING! (8th)
Killer Joe
New member
As a self proclaimed BLUE MAGE I am willing to concede that playing counter magic decks, in casual play, might be a "BAD THING" (TM).
Tournaments, however, is an entirely different story.
Tournaments, however, is an entirely different story.
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Guest
My Order of Lietbur never met a Morphling it couldn't bite, chew, then spit out like a pile of crap.
My Order (to Morphling): I eat pieces of s*** like you for breakfast!
Morphling: You eat pieces of s***?
Order: Hell yes! Now, (acting like Fat Bastard) Git in meh belleh!!!
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Notepad
Guest
My Orders are just highly trained. SCUMBAG mages happen to hold mana back for fear of my spells. Yes, if they over-pumped, I'd just finally Swords to Plowshares that stupid Morphling, and they knew it. When I happened to have a Crusade or two in play, they were even more cautious.
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Guest
Speaking of dealing with white/black tense relations, didn't ya just love those knights (I think called orders) that countered the opposing color's spell by tapping them and paying one life? I always wanted to use them in a deck, but never did. Seemed like a sweet deal, just tap and counter. Quite much like a SCUMBAG. Nice!