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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Very often, people have very erroneous views on the colours of Magic: The Gathering, depicting some colours as good and others as evil. Generally, this occurs as either considering Black evil, White good, and the other colours neutral; or considering Black and Red as evil, White and Green as good, and Blue as neutral. This is understandable; people like to simplify things, and like to judge the colours by superficial traits. Black, for instance, symbolizes selfishness and darkness/death, which are generally seen as evil, while Green values nature and community, which could be seen as "good." However, this is a very superficial take on the colours, and if things were actually as simple as the Fan Dumb seems to think, there would be a lot less diversity of characters. Thus, I intend to explain a little more on how things actually work, and thus explain more about the colours. |