Horror in Every Color 

for those curious the word that flash up on screen for each color are White : fear of authority Blue : dementophobia ( the fear of going insane or losing control of one's own mind) black: cathisophobia ( which maybe be a mistake cause as far as I can tell it's the fear of sitting) red:Foniasophobia (fear of serial killers or murders in general) green: sciophobia (fear of shadows)

I did not expect Green to be the color of Eldritch/Cosmic Horror, but it does seem to fit quite well.

I would say the horror born of white Terrifyies me the most, From the magic color quiz, I am a mono red, but my second highest color is white, but I think the white side is born from a desire to keep certain things pure and protect, something that red can relate to. The horror of white to me is not that you can fight back and you will fail, but that you can't fight back at all! So I guess that explains why I feel closest to the Horror of White.

I was taught that Fear is an acronym for Fantasy Experienced As Reality, in which you project the worst-case outcome of an action and then see that as the only possible outcome.

Blue is the scariest for me. The idea that my reality and the reality of the person next to me could be completely different really gets me. The idea that one day the mental illness will win and you can’t do anything but fray into the wind, it’s heartbreaking.

Red is truly a terrifying color. Because of just how well it also compliments it’s ally’s Green and Black. Black is a sadistic color, who kills purely for pleasure. And Green is a natural color, any horror from there is natural. Wether it’s an emotion or living being. It all plays so well in the molding of the slasher. Where a slasher could be a notorious heartless killer who only kills for the sake of enjoying themself, or how a killer could literally be someone you’d never expect to have such deep and dark thoughts right down the road

White: Helplessness Blue: Delusion Black: Sadism Red: Violence Green: The Unknown/Unknowable

White: Being imprisoned like the Count of Monte Cristo Blue: Nobody believing William Shatner saying "there's a man on the wing" in a Terror at 10,000 feet Black: The perversion of the good and natural, like when they killed the deer god in Princess Mononoke and it became a giant avatar of death Red: The Strangers "Why did you do this to us?" "Because you were home." Green: Meeting a bear in the woods or a shark while swimming in the ocean.

After listening to everywhere at the end of time, the concept of mill in cards like increasing confusion, fraying sanity, and psychic erosion has made me feel more disturbed by the thought of losing the memories that the spells in your opponent's graveyards represent.

I'm on the autism spectrum, and I'd say that white is the color I'd fear the most. Since high school, I've dealt with feelings of not fitting in and being punished for the smallest infractions. It often has felt like I'm not even human. The systems that were supposed to protect me have often times segregated me. At times, my freedom was threatened for not following the system. All the while, they've excused others for harassing me. As an adult, I've learned that I can't trust the judgment of my peers or the intentions of those in power. Hell, I've considered the idea that God himself (or fate) conspires against me for some reason. I'm on my own and consider self-preservation my highest ideal. So, you can say I identify with black.

I'm 18 seconds in, and already I know this is the exact content I'm subbed for. Fuck yeah. Edit: So for me, white horror makes the top. Being gaslit and smothered to death by someone who thinks they're doing the right thing as they torture people, is complete powerlessness to me. I'll take a demon or a slasher eating my heart over that, any day.

At first my thoughts were of Elesh Norn and the Machine Orthodoxy as being the most horrific things in MTG. Not only are they uniquely physically foul, they're conceptually creepy as a religious inquisition. But your description of green definitely matches that for me. The idea of horror in the sense of things which are not only beyond your capabilities to control, they're beyond your ability to comprehend. Things which make you truly powerless.

Which of the horror described here resonate with you the most.

I love how through this examination we get a feel for an aspect of all the colored mana that is not a simple scale of good vs evil. It really shows that none of the mana are wholly good or evil

This was a fun one. Really interesting to see a new way to interpret the interactions between colors. Though now I wonder what the enemy color combinations fear most.

Color quizzes describe as white blue, and what I fear most is aligned with those colors. Blind devotion, loss of freedom, mind decay... Your video is really good, keep it up.

This was one video that I was incredibly excited for when you teased it, and I was not disappointed. Excellent analysis as always, especially how you justified your ideas using the colors enemies as much as the color itself. Out of all the colors, I fear the horror of white and red the most; the impulses that cause a neighbor or random person to commit horrors, and the horror of white; to dehumanize and imprison without mercy.

dam we skipped colorless, thats my most feared "color". represents the vast void within, emptiness. it makes the mind run wild with images of what could be there and what it wouldn't be there.

I think horror of colorless is the most terrifying. Something void of meaning. Void of anything relatable, something that is impossible to understand. Pure nothingness that turns everything it touches into nothing, earising your existence from time. And I think that you confused it with horrir of green. Horror of green would be a tsunami or an earthquake. Something natural, out reach for humanity with such overwhelming strength it is impossible to oppose it. Or a disease, that carelessly whipes out everything. Not for a reason, but because it is in its nature. When I think of green Horror, I think of a mold that grows inside of someone, mutation them, turning them into an abomination.

In the modern era, I would associate Green with climate change: a real example of humanity facing the wrath of something older and more profound than ourselves. The wretched majesty and indifference of nature manifest. Black holes and super novas would also qualify.

Horror in black is having to pay child support

In some small degree, the fear invoked in one color's enemies also has some influence & power over the ally colors as well.

I think red is the most powerful one in this line for me. The idea that anyone is just one bad day away from losing their whole grasp on things, and going animalistic blood rage on you is kind of both unfun to think about and honestly likley true. Much like the joker said in that recent batman movie. When the chips are down these "good people", well, they'll eat eachother.

imagine creating legendaries based on these concepts

All of them are scary, but the Boros frightens me most. Soldiers, vigilantes and fanatics - people who can't be bargained or reasoned with. Driven half-mad by subjective truths, abandoned compassion, reason and vision for one single goal: death for those who don't matches with their worldview.

I guess my fear would be White, I’m Green and Blue based on the colour quiz, my immediate fear response isn’t as intense as most people I know and being autistic has definitely left me feeling like I don’t have that much control over things on occasion. Great video by the way.

Your videos are always making my day a bit better! They're inspiring and show such a great variety in perspective!

This is maybe one of my favorite videos of yours. Really well written and I agree with everything you said.

I would argue that you missed the horror of the colours succeeding the horror of their ideals turned to the worst case the dystopia of each colour.

Three more video ideas: One: what would a plane that's centered around one color but properly assimilated the other four would look like and what type of societies would be born from them? I'm referring about planes like the shards of alara but ones that also had the main color's enemies in it and that all four of the side colors mainly help and balance out the goals of the centered color while limiting it's negatives. Like a W centered plane were the positive aspects of each color enhances and add their touches to the goals and desires of W in their own ways while still having enough room to do their own things as long as it doesn't go against the values of W. And that each of the other colors positive aspects, specially the enemy colors (R,B), limit/stop the negative more harmful aspects of W. Two: Five Planeswalker characters with each of them centered around one color but that also properly assimilated the other four into their personalities and ways of doing things. Basically the same as the last idea but in terms of an individual person. Three: what would five Wedge colored Legendary Dominarian dragons, like Bolas and Chromium, would be? Specifically ones who's main colors are the enemy color of each of their color combinations. How would they look and what personalities they would have?

Blue also have the fear of what lies in the depths. Blue also has some of the biggest creatures in magic, usually underwater features. And green also have the terror we see in Jurassic Park, specially the second one. I think this is the the greatest kind of terror for this colour. I think that what you said about green fits more with blue.

I identify with Blue, Black and Green. Though the horror of white is the greatest fear of mine as I experienced it, and sadly still have to suffer due to the sins of a local hospital and it's biases. This was a fun video to watch, the other 4 horrors seemed like a lot of movies, games, and stories I love.

Fuck, I fear all of them tbh 😅

This got thinking about different horror movie villains from each colour. White: A Brainwashing cult. Blue: An amoral scientist. Black: A ruthless power seeker. Red: Something hyperaggressive. Green: A predator/parasite.

white’s the worst for me. i don’t mind the idea of slashers, love rafting monsters, or, to an extent, the evil torturers going around. (the blue horror is kind of whatever since i can still react with emotions to what i’m seeing or hearing). so i can def say that i’m pretty much just mono red. i do t really get how the blue horror would make a red individual scared

Your green angle is super interesting. When i went into the video, for green my mind went into fear of losing control of your surroundings. Control is an illusion that only lasts as long as the circumstances allow it to. One random thing like the wing flapping of a butterfly can create a tornado that topples nations. Green reminds us, that in the end, we are not the ones making the rules.

According to online color quizzes, I am somewhere in Jund. And honestly my biggest fears and biggest reliefs are not being in control. Having power stripped away from me, and being brought low is a thought that terrifies me, but so does having power over others, the capacity to make things worse for them, and by extent, being a worse version of myself. It's an odd balance. And then there's my crippling phobia of needles, I cry like a baby every time I have to get a vaccine it's wild. They don't even hurt idk why I freak out so much

Great video, have always loved the work you put into them. And I guess the horror potential of white is what gets me. It’s just so daunting to face and the idea of getting lost and abandoned in the system.

White: Dystopian future Blue: Psychological Black: Occult Red: Gore Green: *J A W S*

Red and black fearing white for its ability to take away your freedom is best exemplified in my opinion by the card “Prison Realm” which is a mono white enchantment that depicts the games most powerful villain, Nicol Bolas, being imprisoned for eternity in an inescapable extra dimensional space where magic doesn’t exist.

I love the use of the wedge colors to deepen the analysis

Villains from each color: White: Tirant, evil king, controlling mother. Blue: Mad scientist, Insane killer, thing from beyond. Red: Dragon tirant, Sadistic or demon, drunk guy. Green: Parasite, sickness, gigantic beast, spiders. Black: Necromancer, undead abomination, psycho.

Black or at least what it embodys scare me. I do like vampires and I do like ninjas but fear wise it has always been black. The rest of the color pie I understand. Which is why I tend to float between Naya and Temur stuff

I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer.

Fear can also be what the two ally colors of a color share as fear

Something to consider is what happens when dealing with a horror is of multiple colors, especially enemy colors. Let's take Blue/Red for an example. How would a horror like this work within the color system? Blues enemies are Red/Green, and Reds enemies are White/Blue. However, like all enemy color pairings, their bridge color is no enemy to them, but rather an ally of both colors while refusing to stand in their way, in this case Black. Here is my theory on how this would work. Taking from Dice here, Blue wants to mess with your mind, your perception on reality itself. While normally Blue wants to feed on your loss of identity, self, or the delusion of that loss, this strength is pulled from the fears of Red, and with Red being a core part of the horror in this example, this method Blue normally uses is altered, and changed. Rather than inflicting this delusion of identity onto the self, it becomes inverted, and now it's the identity of everyone around the victim that falls into question. The victim is always sure of what and who they are, but are now unable to take anyone around them at their word, after all who could when Blue inflicts its own curiosity onto its victims, calling everything into question and never being able to truly get a proper answer. This empowers Blue's power from the fear of Green, with reality all around you no longer making sense, especially when your own eyes and ears are lying to you, or ... are they just showing you the real truth you could never see before? With Red pulling from the fears of White/Blue follows a similar path that we see with our observation of Blue. As Dice mentions, Blue & White are dependant on their organizations, structures, and communities. However, they do so with different motives and methods. While White sets these tools up to help create order, peace, and civility in order to promote its values, and hence exert control over others, Blue insteads sets up these tools to instead discover, create, foster ideas, to change the world around itself for the sake of doing so, seeking perfection of itself and the world around it. It's here where the difference shows us how Red uses Blue to bolster its strength pulled from the fear of White. In horror Red is undeniable, it is right there, always coming for you, so vicious and real that to deny it just sabotages yourself. So how does Red use Blue to its benifit? Red here wants to actually leave the structures in place, for rather than showing their inherit weakness through direct action, instead it knocks right on the door, walks right in, and siezes it for itself. This is where the perfection comes in, except its not an idealized perfection that often comes the color pairing of Red/Blue, no instead what we see is the warping of these organizations to show the weakness of its proposed virtues, its empty charity, the lies of peace. These once great structures are remade to instead promote Red's undeniable savagery, spitting its former gospel in irony as Blue reworks everything to Red's benifit. That then leaves Black, an observer in this. As the bridge color, It can often strengthen both of its allys, however in the case of horror, it becomes apparent that when you pair enemy colors together, you create an enviroment for the bridge color to florish. In this example, we have a horror turning everyone against each other, no one can trust anyone else, there's no one and nothing to turn to for salvation, you can only rely on yourself. It's here where we can actually find a salavtion against an enemy horror pairing: The Bridge Color. Against this enemy, you need an amoral hero, you need a stark indivialist, you need a group willing to slaughter its own friends family and comrades if the need for it is called, you need hero's who are limitless and able to do what's difficult. While the Red/Blue Horror is bolstering itself by warping the goverment, churches, and communities against its own people, by having people slaughtering and warping everything around them, you need a hero who never needed those communities, you need a hero who never agreed with that gospel anyway, you need a hero who always wanted it all for themselves anyway. When dealing with an enemy horror pairing, turn to the color that is best suited to side with the monster if you wish to defeat it. ( Reply and tell me what you think! )

I would love to see you break down horror through all the color pairings.

Red: impulsivity/lack of control Blue: manipulation/restriction Black: individualism/selfishness/greed White: Control Green: Inevitability. These are the fears exemplified by each color.

Pleasant thought experiment or question. Really enjoyed it thank you

My man just described the Imperium from Warhammer 40k in the first 3 minutes of the video

As a Dimir player, the fear that green holds over me is less about madness-inducing gods, and more about unreasoning brute force. The beast whose mind is too simple to trick. Whose muscle is too strong to turn aside. The beast that demands you face it head on, and leave your tricks behind.

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest is quintessential White horror

The fears of every color listed White: loss of morality Blue: loss of understanding Black: loss of identity Red: loss of freedom Green: loss of reality I believe how colorless instills horror is combining the fears of all five colors together. Imagine a place that has lost its meaning or had no purpose at all. Inhabited with no life aside from you, there's no escape

Innistrad inhabitants: aaaaaand check, that's it, we have them all

I love Shadowmoor's halflings as a paranoical society where everyone wants to be a drone with no individuality

While it is in a colour that I do tend to enjoy playing, and one of my best allies, the horror of Red hits closest to home for me. And yes, I normally play Black (and blue, but mostly black). For me, it isn't so much the fear of the Slasher, but the revelry of the Slasher. For someone my size and strength, my fear isn't just losing control, but more the enjoyment of the pain and suffering that I could inflict, if I didn't have the self-control that I do. So, yeah. To summarise more clearly, it isn't so much the fear of violence as it is the fear of enjoying that violence so that I may seek it out like an elicit substance.

I think the Otaria blocks did a good job with showing the darker aspects of each color

White and green are the scariest but also most intriguing. One is very tangible in the real world, while the other is so intangible it goes beyond the life time you can experience. Mashing both together with a sprinkle of blues fear of insanity and it just. Clicks all together.

Green to me is the most terrifying, because most stories with green themes feel like they're capable of inflicting some of the other colors. Thinking that an eldritch horror can rob us of our sanity (blue), murder us outright (red), or even act as an ultimate authority that ascends the laws of our realm (almost kinda like white). Let alone the fact that just setting eyes on something that was of eldritch nature already would probably inflict a sense of doom or peril pretty easily.

First: love the video, subbed and need to check out the rest This video focuses mostly on what the systems the colors represent create as fears (except maybe red) But looking at the people that inspire fear that those structures make is also interesting IMO White: those with some (or a lot) of structural power in a military/bureaucratic/religious hierarchy using the structure and loopholes to cause harm or chase vendettas (e.g. Elesh Norn, all white alligned Ravnica guilds (especially Orzov)) Blue: those willing to sacrifice most anything to gain and/or safeguard knowledge (e.g. Delver of Secrets, Dimir guild, Jin Gitaxis) Black: those willing to make more than shady deals and commit just about any crime for personal advancement (Rakdos and Orzov guilds, Liliana and her demon deals, most cards with sacrifice outlets/death triggers in black) Red: Serial Killers (for contrast the structure I think would be one of true spontaneity, where both the good and the bad can happen at any time, where you can follow your whims and impulses, even if they scream "what if you jumped into the flaming void" and there is no rational or structure stopping you or others from going through with it) Green: those who seek to either reject understanding and return to baser ideas (e.g. Garruk, brought out especially with the curse) or those who embrace it, fiercely defending it (e.g. the beauty based elves of Lrowyn who see anything aside from nature and their perfection as worthy only of indiscriminate destruction) or who spawn cults in reaponse to the unknown (e.g. Evangel of Emrakul and similar cards) Colorless: What color did you see before you were born? What is the sound of next Tuesday? Picture a completely new color. It is now manifest in the world. It shouldn't. The world refuses. It is crumbling. The Eldrazi Titans are here That or unfeeling and cold artifacts created as machines of war, eternally damned to fight until they die as we are doomed to fight then

Happy to see more from you!

I associate with the Temur colors, and for me White and Blue are the fears that I have. This video is amazing!

In this video you really captured that tone of Aaron Manke from Lore.

I feel like there was a wasted opportunity to explore the fear found in colorless, as well: a simple fear, a fear of what is 'different' and unknown.

I loved this video it made me aware of my hidden fears I suppressed.

White is the one that scares me. I hate the idea of slowly dying and not being able to do anything about it. The idea of some institution running my life is appalling to me.

This is why the Eldrazi should’ve been green

Great content, the point of view is very smart. Please, make multi-color horrors after.

Wow. This video was amazing. The color is pie got me into Magic and ultimately what made me fall in love with it. This video shows just how fleshed out the color pie is. Irl I would say I'm White/Blue so according this Red would be my fear. I wouldn't say it's wrong, someone who murders outside of civilized reason or rhyme does go against my moral philosophy of peace and order. That being said I'd say out these 5 green would probably be my biggest fear. Something horrifying and greater than my understanding, something truly incomprehensible and shatter my perception of reality. In game I play White/Black making me Esper (fearing Red/Green), which in my opinion shows how well made this video is! Funnily enough I have always fascinated by cosmic and Eldritch horror. On a related note Blue and Green horror are similar, both making you lose your grasp on reality and questioning everything you know. Ever since I hallucinate from a fever I have been afraid of them. And to go back to irl I have always thought that if I were 3 colors I would be Bant, so again this makes sense. Sorry to anyone still reading, I ended up rambling and the comment is just a random jumble of words at this point.

The ones that stand out strongest to me are the horrors of white, red and blue, which I find interesting as I am very much a red, blue, white person, with strong green sympathies

LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO excited for this one

Love this video, man!!

I thought this video was very well made. Reminded me of the fear entities from the world to the podcast “the magnus archives”

Once I saw the short was very excited for this video

I think red's horror best example isn't the slasher but war. It's immediate and indiscriminate chaos and violence. Finding yourself at the wrong end of an artillery barrage that misstook your house for an ammunition stockpile. Knowing that your town is under siege and just hoping to be lucky enough to not be burried under rubble. It's having your life be dependant on a diceroll, one that you have no controll over and just watching as the result emerges. I also would have put the eldritch and unknown things in blue considering the vast ammount of monstrous sea creatures the colors have. Green IMO is then more rooted in humility. Things you can't tame or controll and that will eat you, not of malignant purpose but because it just recognize you as food. It's time that inevitably erodes any power structure, enchantment or artifact. The fear that one day everything will end and come back to nature, that in the grand scheme of things, no matter how much controll or power you have over the world is nothing because that will also fade. Which fits for both its ennemies are obsessed with grandeur.

While most of these things can make my skin crawl, the horror invoked by red and black definitely preoccupy my mind more often then not. I don't have a strong fear response to Cosmic Horror or Insanity, and Instutional Abuse tends to make my blood boil. It's Corruption and Capricious Disregard for others which makes me be in high alert. Though I suppose that might be tied to my strong affinity towards White.

I have a deep center in Red. I fear a cage. A cage that I cannot escape even with all my knowledge and power. To not be able to control and dictate my fate.

I think a better one for blue would be someone losing themself in the pursuit of greatness. The ends justifying the means, even if their goal is pure... no matter what they have to sacrifice, the good of the world around them, or their own identity All for greatness The best horrors i think are when the goodness of each color goes too far

Awesome video. Great stuff :)

I have two major things I am afraid of but at the same time, these two things are connected. The first one is being trapped physically or mentally and being tormented physically or mentally, I just found the worst thing that could happen to someone being trapped and living forever why you get tormented. The second one is me becoming a monster and I can't control what I do because of psychological or physical reasons. I'm totally fine with dying but the possibility of me being trapped forever or me becoming something that I cannot control scares me.

I think what freaks me out the most are the horrors of the mind, and the horror inflicted by those that act “for the greater good”.

Didnt know that White and Blue are my current fears

I built a BBEG for a dnd campaign who looking back is very clearly in Esper. He is disciplined, honorable, smart, utterly ruthless and cruel. But the most key aspect I gave to him to inspire fear was his appearance, and more specifically his helmet and weapons. His helmet was elongated as if to accommodate a muzzle, and it has draconic horns going back, but the freakiest part of it is that where a face should be, there is nothing but a dark reflection of your self. A large part of the goal is to make him as inhuman as possible, his movements are silent and slow, intentionally taking his time with every turn of the head, and every step. Outside of his own actions to create fear he also creates as many messages of fear as possible, from leaving cities with nothing but people hung up on crosses, to raising an entire towns population from the dead to serve him, and even leaving survivors to tell about it. He understands the power of messages and insures that every action he and his army takes, every piece of gear, every word said, delivers a message that says, “There is no negotiations, no deed too evil, no line too far, death can not save you, and I have nothing to lose. So will you join me, or will you be another feeble meat sack crushed under boot?”

Gonna be interested for Christmas doing pure joy or happiness in each color. Santa claus, easter bunny, and such

For me its green as I am blue black through and through.... Also I really would have liked to have seen colorless put in here when you were talking about green and Cuthulu I kept think what about the Eldrazi

Actually, the horror of black could take a different form than described in the video: White and Green share a belief in belonging and community. You are part of something bigger, and usually, that something will be supportive of you, at least if you are contributing to the greater purpose. Black, on the other hand, is (among other traits) selfish and solitary. So, my interpretation would be that White and Green would have an immense fear of mistrust and loneliness. The utter lack of any reliability. Imagine a normal social environment with family and friends, colleagues and partners. But you always have to watch your back around all of them. One moment of not paying attention and they will prey on you, sacrifice you for their own advantage. A minimal transgression and they will inform the authorities about you, just to look good. You can count on no one except yourself and never find rest from looking over your shoulder. This could even mix with the twisted order aspect described in the video: any person you see might not be what they seem, but rather a foul, perverted creature, ready to attack you when you least expect it. Thus, no one is to be trusted. You're utterly, completely alone in a world where nothing is how it should be.

White scares me the most. The system is not kind to those who fall outside it and I've never slotted neatly into place, it's left me with a lasting fear of anyone claiming to help.

I think I would broaden blue, not just to madness, but a fear of things not meant to be known. The whole horror of Frankenstein is that Victor crossed God and Nature and now he and his whole family is being punished for it. We never learn how the monster is made but it is clear that this knowledge that should never have been brought to light. Blue seeks to learn without care for what harm the knowledge can bring about.

Two easy simplifications for this one; the first, obviously: Phyrexia. Mono color in it's purest form, with no influence from others. Secondarily: Magic, without magic. Green's horror in particular makes me think of someone just before they become Blue. Perhaps in the merging from one enemy color to the next is where true 'horror' lies for each color. What black becomes on its way to white, what blue becomes on its way to red... That's what seems to summarize these points: Not any specific fear in general.

White is the scariest color when taken to the extreme. Elesh norn is a good example she's white but by far the scariest.

W: Insane Asylum, U: Schizophrenia, B: Hell, R: Slashers, G: Cosmic horror

I'd have to say that Authority Anxiety & Dementophobia, or White & Blue are my greatest fears among these 5.... Which is truly odd, because of my typical Red/Green Alignment I've always leaned more into Green than Red, but hey this is about emotions and Red is all about Emotions

Where does the artwork at 12:00 come from? Looks rad. And great video btw!

Stax and counterspells the horrors of white and blue

Idk if you'll see this, but would be great if you could include the name of the card who's art is being shown! You do a great job of showcasing beautiful art from lesser known cards, I'd love to know what the card was!

3:45 ooooooor it could totally just be that as well. Elesh Norn's Phyrexians, Eldrazi Displacer, Celestial Ancient, etc. say hi.

I kinda wish that these were shown more outside of just Innistrad pretty much, because these fears are suggested there, but anywhere they are completely personified it's mixed with Black, such as Orzhov as thr uncaring machine, and Dimir being loss of identity and mind

Cocaine bear is a red and green horror movie villain

Curiously my color is always Jeskai (WUR) every test that I make, and those three are the Horrors that terrifies me the most... Tho I would order as White 1st, Blue 2nd and them Red as 3rd... The 3 of them gave me chills while watching and imagining...

What are the cards you're getting this art from? They look great and I'd like to see if I can put together a tribal "Fear" deck.