I'm pulling up my parking space. We all know what that means. It's time for their drive to work.

Why am I in a parking space? Well, so today is the release of the Switch 2, and my son pre-ordered it,

but something went wrong with the pre-order. So I had to get up early in the morning to come wait in line

to get it, which I did. So I'm starting from

the parking lot today, but I promise we will get a full drive to work. So today's topic is

somebody on my blog asked me about what exactly, how do all the colors interact with artifacts?

That was the question.

So I thought it would be fun to do a full dive into artifacts and the color pie.

How do each of the colors interact with them?

And so I'm going to go through a couple categories.

This is how I'm going to look at each color.

I will first talk about destruction. I then will talk about the battlefield, then the graveyard, then the hand in library.

So I will talk about the different zones and talk about how each sort of how the color interacts through those zones with artifacts.

That is today's topic. Hopefully it sounds like fun. I love talking

color pie. So, okay, so we're going to begin with white. I'm going to go in what we call

Wuberg order, white, blue, black, red, green. That's the order that we put stuff in the files,

and the collector numbers go in that order. Okay, so white. So let's start with destruction.

So white is one of three colors that is good at destroying artifacts. Um, uh, green is primary. Red and white are secondary. We'll get to red and green. Um, but anyway, white is able to destroy artifacts. White can mostly, white actually is the one color that can destroy just about anything.

One's one weakness is it's not good at targeted land destruction.

But other than that, and these days who's good at targeted land destruction?

But white can destroy multiple things.

A lot of the time these days, we tend to do what we call disenchant effects,

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