I'm pulling out of the gas station. We all know what that means. It's time rather drive to work.

And I needed to get gas. I've tried getting gas on the show before and it did not work out well.

So I'm starting from the gas station today. I will make sure you guys get your full 30 minutes.

But anyway, today's topic is green, white, blue. Yes, I'm finally getting to three colors. So I've done

numerous podcasts on the individual colors. I've done podcasts and all the two-collar combinations.

And there's been a big request for a long time for me to do the three-color combinations.

I've been a bit hesitant because as you sort of branch out, you get to more colors, it gets more

complicated. And I think, for example, when you talk about two colors, it's a lot cleaner

what the overlap is. And we start talking about three colors that gets a little messier. But

I got a lot of podcasts to do, and I decided, okay, it's finally time to tackle this.

Hopefully, I will do a good job.

Okay, so the key to three color, which is, this is somewhat true for two-color, but very true for three-color, is

when you make a three-color faction or something,

you need to center the faction in one of the colors. That one of the colors has to drive

the faction. Now, we've done two major arc or shard. That is what we call when you have

three colors that are in a row on the color wheel, as green, white,

blue. So this is my first one. This is the white-centered one. The default when you're doing

shards is that the center color is the main color. The two times we've done them in Shards

O'Lara and in Streets in New Campana, we did that.

Bant was the white-centered, the green-white-blue faction in Shards-Vilara,

and the brokers were the green-white-blue faction in Streets of New Campana.

In both cases, they were white-centered.

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