In multicolour identities, it still skews heavily towards red: 44 Rakdos (black/red) 40 Gruul (red/green) 39 Boros (red/white) 23 Izzet (blue/red) 11 Jund (black/red/green) Ten Grixis (blue/black/red) Nine Mardu (red/white/black) Eight Naya (red/green/white) Seven Golgari (black/green) Five Temur (green/blue/red) Five WUBRG (white/blue/black/red/green) Four Jeskai (blue/red/white) Two Orzhov (white/black) Two Sultai (black/green/blue) One Azorius (white/blue) One Dimir (blue/black) One Simic (green/blue) One Not-Blue (black/red/green/white)
Id like to borrow this goyf, for instance, because the combat damage trigger is just really good
You'll usually see this in decks with snow-covered basics, since that'll cut off the benefit to your opponents if they're not also running the same snow-covered lands
Kagemaru Himeno has been illustrating for the TCG since the second expansion ever, Jungle, and her cards have never disappointed, with every illustration being amazing and instantly recognizable
Along those lines are choice spells which give you a lot of flexibility
PokLid manhole covers Ah yes, weve waited this long to talk about the manhole covers
