The Definitive Color Pie Collection 

One thing I learned about the MTG color philosophy is that, villainy exists in each color, and it's usually when an excess of that color's philosophy exists. Which is why we have characters like Baral, Elesh Norn, and Tibalt, and also why we have good characters like Yahenni

0:58 White 11:00 Blue 20:58 Black 33:28 Red 44:23 Green

I love these color pie videos. I primarily play D&D and our players are experimenting with it thanks to you.

Oddly insightful video, not only on magic but, well, human nature itself, great collection

Your choice of art is top notch for portraying these ways of being

Really such a smooth and relaxing video. Your takes and thoughts in these videos are near poetic.

quickly becoming my favorite MTG channel!

I like how you portray each color from its own perspective. What you've written now read to us comes across very well as if you were playing clerics of each color. Great way of discussing this concept of the MTG color pie. When I think about this and study each color, as well as taking the color pie quiz, I find that the colors that resonate the most with me are White, Blue and Green. I get that we all have aspects of all five in us, but some seem to feel more accurate to how we see ourselves, or how we have behaved in the past. When I do that, I see that my worldview is most like that of White, but that sees a good deal of value in the viewpoints of Blue and Green. I'm fascinated with the curiosity, technology and innovation of Blue as well as with the traditions, natural beauty and interdependent systems of Green. I find the selfishness and greed of Black and the impulsiveness and chaos of Red to be unattractive to me, even though I recognize that everyone has moments when they want to behave more like those colors. I have to admit that Black's point of view is more than a little like the INTJ personality type which is the type that I usually test as. Blue is too and it's almost like Black is the 'dark side' of INTJ while Blue is the 'light side'. INTJs are usually driven to succeed at long-term goals and find the obstacles that get in the way of those goals to be annoying or even infuriating. INTJs also sometimes have a pessimistic and skeptical aspect to them that seems to be epitomized by Black. It also sees other people as either tools or resources who might aid in achieving one's goals, or as obstacles to be avoided or overcome. INTJs usually have little in common with Red's outward expressions of emotion and focus on feelings. INTJs are not impulsive since they usually study and analyze everything as long as possible before taking action. INTJs often ignore the wants and needs of their bodies in favor of what's going on in our minds. We do sometimes wish that we could act on our intuition or gut feelings more like Red does. In those rare, unguarded moments when we feel comfortable or confident enough to set our fears aside, we can be more artistic, romantic and yes, even outwardly emotional than we usually are. We have all of that bottled up inside, encased in our logic-driven, 'robotic' exterior that we use as armor to protect ourselves from possible emotional or physical pain. When I play MTG, I usually choose White, Blue or Green as my main colors. The first deck I bought was a White deck because I liked the way that it fits in with the Lawful Good Cleric that I usually play in roleplaying games.

So what color do you relate to most?

Did you cover what a black mana utopia would look like? It almost sounds incoherent when i type it out. Your ability to empathize with such different perspectives is fantastic. A favourite definition of evil is the motivation to benefit from causing suffering and i can see how all the colours could have very evil people expressing an evil motivation with a single colour. Peace is perhaps most easily and quickly achieved by causing terror and conformity. Knowledge from causing suffering is why we have the First Aid knowledge we do. Black mana seems a little obvious. And with impulse, many benefits our impulses might guide us to cause suffering. And if instinct is the impulses of tradition, the same sort of evil as red makes sense but with the veneer of the so-called objectivity of nature. As a neat parallel, my doctoral research dealt in part with the competing motivations in constructive mathematics. It is not a sufficient guide to just want a constructive proof of a mathematic theorem. You also have to decide if you want your mathematics to be computable or extensional [but not both since you would become a classical mathematician.] And depending on these choices you can end up constructing wildly different mathematical structures found no where else.

This really helped me self reflect and assess which colors identify my outlook the best. I always knew white was the primary philosophy i resonated with, but your description of black resonated with me more than i expected as well!

I think a great video series would be a color philosophy video on cobra Kai from Netflix. I loved your arcane video and I feel like Cobra Kai would fit perfectly. The main reason is that Cobra Kai is literally about how different philosophies interact with each other. I feel like a color analysis would be great. Love your content, so keep up the great work!!!

I think there's an interesting analysis of the MTG Color Pie when viewed through the lens of Chinese Alchemy and Qabbalah.

this was the first ever video i've seen from you but it's but the beginning of a wonderful binging session!

Amazing video, you are the definitive channel for everything MTG colors. Subbed, thank you for sharing your passion

I loved this video. I am so glad that I just subscribed to your channel, because I can see that it is going to be great

I thought Rakdos was my guild, but after this video I think I'm going to House Dimir 💀💧

Damn... I'm all of the colors.

Beautiful work man. Archetypal warrior! Great to see men rising up, you're a part of that, and dont you forget it! What do you think of patrice oneil? Would be cool to do an analysis through the lenses of the grand five

Magical philosophy is such a great thing

I absolutely love this video! It gets the question flowing through my mind... What would planes of only one color look like? Like if we were to visit a plane and there were no other colors other than one. They probably wouldn't be perfect, as balance requires all the colors or at least more than one, but it would be cool to visit o.o

When will you cover the 4 colour combinations? Love your video's and greetings from the Netherlands 🙂

I was thinking of developing a self discovery tool for kids and recovering people, using among other things the color wheel. Would love your input if you're up for it.

I would love that the alignment in D&D worked with the color pie of magic

After watching these vids, I almost want to take a dumb internet test and get a 10% green 15% red 15% black 25% white and 35% blue result

I relate mostly to white, but play rakdos 🤷‍♂️

White: without ideals, what future can you hope to make? Me: one can have ideals without becoming an idealist

Ost in the background? Please help, much appreciated. Much love and respect.

Star Trek's Federation sounds like an example of White's utopia, minus the widespread atheism. Synthesizers have largely replaced the need for resources and manual labor, resulting in a huge leisure class that works because they want to, not because they have to.

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