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

I dropped my daughter off at her internship. Okay. So today, last time I talked about the mechanical

color pie and the article I made and sort of how it got put together. And I said, oh, maybe I would do

a podcast talking about the mechanical color pie. I said, oh, maybe I would do a podcast

talking about the mechanical color pie.

I said, you know what? Why wait?

I decided to make one.

So what I wanted to do today is when I occasionally do this kind,

this is the kind of thing I'll do every once in a while,

is I'm going to take one slice of the color pie

and go deep, go deep on that slice.

So the one I decided to start with today is dealing with creatures. So one of the things the game needs is every color needs a way to deal with creatures.

And so how do we do that? How do colors handle that?

What exactly are the abilities that each color has

to be able to deal with creatures? So my plan is what I'll do today is walk through all the different

colors and then talk about what each color does and then talk about where they're overlaps and sort of

run the gamut of, okay, what exactly can this color do to deal with creatures?

Now, one of the things I'll say today, I'm going to go in WUberg order.

So Wooberg is white, blue, black, red, green, because in our card coding, white is W,

blue is U, black is B, R is red, green is G.

And that's the order we put them in.

So we say Woburg, that's the order that we put them in so we say Wubeberg that's the order

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