If you were to change a color instance using the card glammerdye for example can you change the color instance to colorless? If not are there any cards that can do something like that?
"Colorless" literally means "without a color," so no, you cannot choose it. If you are asked to choose a color, the only legal choices are "red," "blue," "green," "white," or "black."
Ever feel like people on these forums can't possibly understand how wrong they are? Feeling trolled? Don't get mad. Report Post.
There are five colors in Magic: white, blue, black, red, green. If something asks you to choose a color, those are your only choices.
'Colorless', like 'monocolored' and 'multicolored', is defined by how many colors that object has; colorless means 'has no color', monocolored means 'has exactly one color', and multicolor means 'has two or more colors'.
How to autocard (do this to specify a card in your posts): Type [c]Black Lotus[/c] to get Black Lotus . Type [c=Black Lotus]The Overpowered One[/c] to get The Overpowered One .
105.4. If a player is asked to choose a color, he or she must choose one of the five colors. “Multicolored” is not a color. Neither is “colorless.”
«Dystocracy : A system of government in which corrupt leadership colludes with dishonest bankers and greedy elites in order to ensure that productive members of society –people who actually do useful work- bear the greatest share of taxes while gaining the least benefit possible.»
Also, "in Unland" means much the same as "if you're willing to disregard the rules." A statement involving that isn't really interesting or relevant here.
