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This article has better short descriptions of the colors, and elaborates a lot on the traits each color can have, how they disagree, agree, can be combined, etc
by NoodleIncident 7y ago
This article has better short descriptions of the colors, and elaborates a lot on the traits each color can have, how they disagree, agree, can be combined, etc:
https://medium.com/s/story/the-mtg-color-wheel-c9700a7cf36d https://medium.com/s/story/the-mtg-color-wheel-c9700a7cf36d
White: Peace through order
Blue: Perfection through knowledge
Blue: Satisfaction through ruthlessness
Red: Freedom through action
Green: Harmony through acceptance
My favorite line in the article is probably that Green is the color of Chesterton's Fence; even though the field of software isn't very Green as a whole, you can still express conflicts and mindsets within that field using this color wheel. I'm definitely some combination of Green and Blue -- I want to see the ecosystem of kubernetes pods running smoothly, changes should have a really good justification, the only thing that matters is what does work, not what should work, etc.