How Strixhaven Changed the Color Pie

[@DiceTry]

Are you curious what college you would fall under and found WOTC's quiz to be far too simple then head over to www.dicetry.com to take the one I made

[@c.d.dailey8013]

I am totally Prismari. I can tell just by watching the video. Oh my gosh. This is totally me. They are creative and intellegent. Plus they are artists on top of that. Wow. Izzet was always my favorite guild and the one I most relate to. This version leans more into art than science, and that is even more like me. Prismari are awesome! :D

[@Morrodin182]

first and foremost: Both a great video and test! I did both yours and the one on WOTC's site. In both cases I turned up as a witherbloom mage. I guess it is that hot guest professor Onyx which seals the deal for me. She's a killer ;)

[@DiceTry]

She's the goth gf we don't deserve

[@faeriedragon348]

I’m so happy I got into Quandrix; the furthering understanding of the natural world is my jam.

[@opinionofmine3238]

Can't seem to find the quiz...

[@jantaganas8822]

i love the fact that the mage featured in lorehold is a loxodon....coz you know as they say an elephant never forgets

[@DiceTry]

Ha! That's a good point and I didn't even make the connection

[@azazelgrigori9244]

Every time I see him, I think about that elephant girl from Sing.

[@eliotoole4534]

@@azazelgrigori9244 the one from Curriculum of Chaos? Because they use they/them

[@danielmelanson4183]

Another idea I had for re-imagining the Black/Green college of Strixhaven was for it to be a college of medicine. From Green we get a college that seeks a harmonious existence while Black gives us a school that seeks its goals no matter where it has to look. Together we have a school that seeks to improve the body while restoring its harmonious existence no matter what/where it has to go to find the cure. Those leaning to the Green side become physicians, nutritionists and such who look to the natural world and traditional practices for cures and remedies to injuries, ailments and illnesses. Those who lean to the Black become the surgeon who takes a knife to his charges in order to heal or better their life, or the virologist who studies diseases in order to find a way to use them for the betterment of the living. These are the doctors who will not hesitate to harm if it will benefit the patient in the long run, or use experimental medicine to cure their charges.

[@loneoutsider8004]

Oh, I like the sound of that, you've actually given some amazing perspective.

[@totoranger01]

The god Pharika from Theros actually goes with the medicinal angle of green and black, with the dichotomy between poison and medicine

[@gdp3984]

Finally, Gregory House Wizard

[@leopardbunny]

I really appreciate the Black-aligned colleges not coming across as evil or sinister, for once. Silverquill and Witherbloom are willing to aid others as much as themselves, and the former can have a brutal honesty to it, and it's refreshing to see the positives of Black shine through.

[@DefaultSeaTurtle]

Math is all about finding relationship and patterns in nature and finding out how to describe them. It's such a fresh and interesting way to look at Simic!!

[@DiceTry]

I agree. It's an idea that never crossed my mind but once we were shown Quandrix I had that aha moment. Of course this Blue Green!

[@DefaultSeaTurtle]

@@DiceTry I think having the guilds as the poster children for the color pairs for so long has made it difficult to conceptualize the pairs in different ways. That's why the set is so fun and interesting. As you said, only witherbloom feels like a retread. I'm hoping future sets expand on Black/Green in similar ways.

[@gauracappelletti3893]

I like how the idea of duality is exemplified by the deans of each school. Ravnica’s guilds are all led by a hybrid character that shows the mixed ideology, but the schools of strixhaven have different teachers with different methods that manage to coexist

[@QuicksilverSG]

At the time of its release, Strixhaven's opposing color pairings were overshaddowed by the set's flashier Japanese and Mystical Archive reprints. It's telling how interest in those collectibles quickly receded, while many of Strixhaven's dual-color sleepers have thrived in multicolor Commander decks.

[@maeryntorres8836]

Honestly magic geometry class sounds awesome. Like, finding the fundamental forces that our world is dependent on is so metaphysical. Although, studying society through its culture and history also sounds cool.

[@tsizzle7883]

"I felt Lorehold was one of my favorites, taking a color combination and doing it in a fresh way. Next let's look at a college I felt was the opposite." Oh boy, Witherbloom time.

[@DiceTry]

lol don't get me wrong Witherbloom is cool just not as original. I hope WOTC can find a new space for Green Black in the future

[@c.d.dailey8013]

@@DiceTry I thought the elves in Kaldheim was a whole new direction for Golgari. They are not as much into death and rebirth. I think of the Ravnican version that is simultaneously both a sewer and a farm. Other things like elves, poison or hunters is different.

[@thatgrimdude1453]

@@DiceTry at least they're something new mechanically!

[@AlphaWolf096]

DiceTry Witherbloom isn’t as original in MtG, but the Mages of Strixhaven UA for D&D does some great stuff with it. There wasn’t really a good way to do a traditional witch until Witherbloom, which has a mechanic for brewing things in a cauldron. It also combines Druid and Warlock in an interesting way, being an available sub-class for both. Swap out one of the first-level spells (inflict wounds for Hex) for a Druid, and you have a way to do a character concept that was really hard to do before.

[@skyler9643]

As someone of a Jeskai alignment I really appreciate Lorehold. While Izzet expressed my red-blue and Azorious my white-blue very well, I never felt the same resonance with white-red until Lorehold.

[@Spark-Gold]

as somebody also Jeskai aligned I feel the same for Lorehold but also Prismari. I'm an actor in real life so it makes me feel very seen!

[@Fogshaper]

"true art can not exist without red" *cries in blood artist*

[@briochebrioche8976]

I'm not a huge fan of Strixhaven, but I loved the video, it was entertaining and fun to hear the voice of other content creators, it really ties the community together. Very interesting and clear explanation on the colors. great job

[@ProbablyVonta]

I love seeing alternative interpretations of the colors! Recontextualizing the enemy pairs around the environment of a school is brilliant, and the fact that they also showed the spectrum between the two colors present was also fantastic. I'm extremely happy with the ideas strixhaven presents and with the way this video came out. I hope in the future they do something similar with the allied pairs, and I also hope that more variations of green/black show up. As nice as golgari/witherbloom is, I'd love to see what else the color combination has to offer instead of reinforcing the same ideas in different contexts

[@DiceTry]

I would love to see this style of seeing pairs applied to the allied pairs for sure

[@phylippezimmermannpaquin2062]

prismari: exist grixis: *heavy breathing*

[@maizen1335]

Witherbloom isn't anything super new for green/black, but it's very different from Golgari, which is cool on its own Golgari cares a lot about getting value out of the graveyard, Witherbloom cares a lot about life gain and drain

[@azazelgrigori9244]

Golgari focuses on rot and decay. Witherbloom focuses on life force.

[@BlahBlah_Sunrest]

Omg , this is so well made! The voice acting and the editing is very nice.

[@DiceTry]

Well thank you. This one was a lot of extra work compared to most of my videos but I am very happy with the result. I honestly just had a spark of inspiration when reading about the colleges and well I think it shows in this one

[@BlahBlah_Sunrest]

@@DiceTry absolutely

[@phylippezimmermannpaquin2062]

here i was thinking the flavor text readings were off. especialy black/white

[@midnightbard3935]

Awesome video! It felt like a seminar work, with all the quoatations and stuff and it all looks so professional. Your videos really show what the color pie really is about and I've larned a lot from them, especially the shards/wedges series. Keep it up!

[@Warriormon87]

Boros and Lorehold are both interesting in how they accomplish the goals of one color, through the methods of the other. While White is Peace through Law and Red is Freedom through Action. Boros instead is Peace through Action. That's what makes Lorehold interesting as it could be viewed as Freedom through Law. By learning from history, the USA was able to secure our freedoms during our founding by building protections into the law of the constitution to safeguard those freedoms, which history showed would otherwise be trampled. And they also learned enough from history to know to put in a method of adding amendments to secure further rights and freedoms that they hadn't realized needed protecting.

[@alexs5814]

And there we have it. A second season on this plane could very well introduce a rival school to Strixhaven. Either way i loved your dive into their philosophies.

[@snappingshrimp235]

This was amazingly good! I love learning more about the colours and what do they mean. I didn't realized what Strixhaven was about, but now I'm loving it.

[@theguy106]

I love the flavor and mechanics of Simic and having Quandrix complement the Combine while also having it's own flavor is fantastic!

[@inkblot6626]

I’d be curious to see what the allied color pair subjects would be. My guesses: W/U social science U/B law and/or poli-sci B/R business? R/G environmental science G/W religious studies

[@DiceTry]

That's why I would love to see a rival school that uses allied pairs. Maybe one day

[@holdenringle3615]

I think they took everything into good account when making strixhaven, and that the dialectic approach of enemy colors really works for an academic setting. I do kind of wish that there was some sort of blue-green humanities focus though (classics, history, social science kind of thing), both describing the world as it is and dreaming of the world as it could be.

[@zobososhizion6478]

I liked witherbloom's radically different mechanical implementation, yet I see your point; if I was going radically differently as you are looking for I'd go for destiny which is usually a blue field as blue wants to understand the future, as but black wants control over their own destiny could destiny manipulation or exercise of free will be a good target for a future Green Black group

[@HjalleCalibursChannel]

If strixhaven had a rival school? What would the 5 allied colored houses stand for?

[@DiceTry]

This would take a bit if brainstorming (to much for right now) but I absolutely love this idea. I would love to see a rival school that uses allied pairs

[@S0L1nv1ctus]

White/blue - weather magic?

[@estellairon9448]

Imagining each campus as an opposite of one in Strixhaven, I spitballed some ideas (while trying to maintain the themed "general subjects" strixhaven has) Azorius - as opposed to Witherbloom's focus on living beings, azorius could focus on the unliving nature, or world sciences. Magic would be based on modifications and transmutations of weather, land or materials to one's purposes, with white specializing into environmental equilibrium and blue into researching the extents of nature. Dimir - as opposed to Lorehold's restoration, archaeology and study of the past, focuses on architecture, technology and innovation via magic. Specializes into planning and statistics (blue) and the ways of construction (black). As a campus with a material focus, spells would be mainly permanents, specially artifacts. Rakdos - as opposed to Quandrix's study and application of the fundaments of nature and magic, it could focus on the study of where magic is applied, studying the nature of its wielders. Basically a mixture of philosophy (black's specialization) and psychology (red), but MTG'ified. Magic itself could be used for manifestations of desire and ideas, and a touch of mind control and oracles. Gruul - as opposed to Silverquill's interaction with the psyche (what with words have power), it could explore interpersonal relations and how people work together and with the environment. With red specializing into sociology and culture, and green into geography and agriculture, magic would be used for spells and rituals of protection, communication, enhancement and growth. Selesnya - as opposed to Prismari's expression and iteration, it could focus on a blend of military and sports, being strict with rules. Magic could work as general enforcement and enhancement. White could specialize into strategy and law/rules, green into power (and stompiness :p

[@HjalleCalibursChannel]

@@estellairon9448 I adore this!! Get this man/woman/them a worldbuilding job in mtg! Amazing

[@AetherHub]

I certainly expressed myself through this collaboration ;) #prismari

[@DiceTry]

Was great to have you man! Thanks for lending me your voice

[@SlowUnpacking]

You did a great job too!

[@GoblinLord]

I love the scroll gatling gun

[@coopertolbertsmith6067]

Loved the college breakdowns! Made it easy to see why I ended up with witherbloom, definitely leaning on the green side, but seeing that take on boros definitely makes lorehold one of my favorites.

[@DiceTry]

I think my personality is Witherbloom and I would probably fit in there better, but damn it Lorehold would have some fun field trips

[@jimcharles1479]

great video man, and silverquill made me think of a black red version that use words to drive others to madness, rage,depression,etc, that use word like curses feeling them with heavy emotion or pulling on ones passion to drive them forward

[@DiceTry]

Oh man I like this a lot!

[@SlowUnpacking]

Really awesome. In a wat it felt wholesome to hear everyone help here. I have definetely found out more about my favorite colors

[@DiceTry]

Thanks for lending your voice on this one. I am very happy with how it turned out. Really added to it having different voices for each college.

[@SlowUnpacking]

@@DiceTry Hey, no spoilers man. But it was fun to do anyways

[@mistamemewide]

Strixhaven is one of my favorite sets and my favorite settings. I play a Circle of the Blighted Witherbloom Student Druid, all because I think witherbloom is underrated in a nature. We're genuine nice people, y'know.

[@perezo27]

I really like Prismari, however, I feel like it's the easy way out. It kinda reads like an inverted Izzet. Yeah, Izzet was also Red-Blue, but I'd say the whole focus on invention and technology gave it more of a Blue presence overall. 60/40. Prismari does the same, but for red. Its focus is on art and performance, something that's much more Red than anything, and even when they focus more on Blue, it still fits mostly red. Another 60/40, but with Red instead. I'm not saying its neccesarily bad, it works, but it certantly is not a Lorehold or Silverquill.

[@NicklasSlone]

I thought I remember reading somewhere that another intention or possible interpretation behind Lorehold is the scale they study history at. White focuses on societies and cultures, while Red connects with more individual and personal histories. This way, it plays off of Red being the color of emotion as well

[@daniellelafortune0]

Just wow! My favorite video so far.

[@robertsmall1456]

The problem with green black is they focus on aspects biology which they have done before with rot, poison, places of death where what they could have done is people interested in the forgotten creatures which though is not perfect still would be something different or they could have gone the medicine path. We have in this historians, biologist, artists, writers, and mathematics.

[@double2254]

Came out just as I went on break, perfect timing

[@DiceTry]

Nice well I hope you enjoy it

[@illusionist1872]

I really like the music you played in the Prismari section!

[@S0L1nv1ctus]

While im no fan of math i do very like the flavour and concept of quandrix ( was also my result in the test). Green represantation of nature not neccessarily in terms of living nature but more like natural laws like physics.

[@anthonydelfino6171]

This was a set I really appreciated. I'd made the comment so many times that even when we're not on Ravnica, we're still on Ravnica. By this I mean that the dual color cards too often just feel like extensions of what the guilds ingrained as what the two colors do. Izzet does spell slinging, golgari plays with the graveyard, gruul smash. But that's also why I was so disappointed with this set too, particularly with witherbloom and prismari. Witherbloom, as you touched on, had a different aesthetic from golgari, but mechanically was so close that it barely registered as a different world. Prismari on the surface felt different, until you saw that Wizards still put a lot of the cards meant to be artistic expression as instants and sorceries, which again made the college feel pretty izzet. Prismari, I think, could have benefited either from more artifact focus (though that might have pulled too much from the lorehold identity) or enchantress focused where you can "perform" by paying a cost into an activated ability of the enchantment, or if not that, by bringing back the level up system from Zendikar to show that the performers are becoming more a master of their craft through rehearsal and experience.

[@thrash208]

I feel like lorehold could easily be red blue. Wanting to search for knowledge (blue) and the need for adventure (red)

[@jeffreylaporte6525]

I thought so too but it is a school theme so you could argue blue works for all of them

[@TerryBradstreet]

Transformation is a big part of Blue, which feed into Red's tendency to destroy, which doesn't fit with archaeology's focus on preservation. Blue doesn't want to preserve anything, it wants to move on from old things and make new things.

[@philipplyanguzov9090]

​@TerryBradstreet ahh yes, the archeologist of the 19th century, back when using dynamite for excavations was quite normal

[@flameofmage1099]

I am so fascinated by Lorehold, it made Red/White something other than soldiers.

[@liminal_entity1331]

I think I'm somewhere between a Black focused Witherbloom or Silverquill and a Blue focused Quandrix. Secretly though, I'm just a Dimir infiltrator, here to steal all of the knowledge that Strixhaven has to offer. I might even align myself with the Oriqs too, as their whole thing seems to be the uncovering of forbidden knowledge.

[@GacLosen6556]

Their whole thing is to awaken an avatar of destruction to destroy Strixhaven and take the spells for themselves. As a Dimir agent, why would you ever want to see the biblioplex destroyed? It has a record of every single spell ever used in the multiverse, which means it's always adding more to its vast collection. If you want the information for yourself and your guild, wouldn't it be best to work around the system rather than smash it to bits like a Gruul? Think of it in Ravnica terms. Why destroy the Azorius if you control their politicians? Why destroy the Orzhov if you know every record of their debts? Why destroy the biblioplex when it does the work of gathering information for you?

[@TheDmolitionMan]

What would you suggest as a more unique way to look at Green+Black?

[@DiceTry]

That is the tough question and at the moment I don't have an answer. It would take a bit if brainstorming, perhaps a subject for its own video

[@GacLosen6556]

What's interesting in my case is that I firmly identify as mono-red. You'd think then that Lorehold or Prismari would be the colleges I'd pick, but I love writing more than any other subject, so Silverquill is where I'd feel most at home (I even have an English degree). Though, if I could, I'd enroll in Silverquill for writing, then enroll in Prismari to explore more about my mono-red nature, as I view my writing as an art as much as I do my passion. That, and Mardu is my favorite wedge, so... yeah. Good times.

[@Spark-Gold]

if I were to give Witherbloom a unique take on Black/Green perhaps I'd give them business studies? It's got themes of resource management, production, and traditionalness of green while needing to prioritize yourself and find leverage like black. The natural order of business where the strong outlive the weak is where I see an overlap of black and green

[@DiceTry]

Oh I like this, very creative

[@Tenuto40]

Thank you for these videos as always! It’s definitely a fresh and beautiful expression of the color pie. (Maybe one day, Black/Green will grow out of other people’s expectations and show what it’s really made of.)

[@DiceTry]

Glad you enjoyed it. I do think Green Black needs to find something fresh it could be. I'm not sure right now but perhaps it's something to write about

[@fiendishmia506]

I think Witherbloom could have been an amazing college of bioengineering. Although normally a simic deal, green seeks to be among nature, and black wants to warp it to its desires, that sounds like a perfect biohacker archetype that uses black magic and gross experiments to reach the apex of the natural world

[@LordJudgement1818]

Has a history an English graduate I'm not surprised I got lorehold on the test. Your not wrong about the school. Love the fresh new look on red an white.

[@CharlesBertram-o8i]

So… what would you do with the other 5 color combos?

[@DiceTry]

That would be a video in itself. I would love to think up a rival school that uses the other pairs, or maybe if I wait wotc will do it for me.

[@BarefootBry]

I’m bummed that WotC hasn’t explored my favorite part of my favorite duality (BG), and that’s the Predation aspect of the color combination. You could’ve had a school of “jock” mages that use nature to enhance their bodies and make them ruthless athletes. Football, where mages are using Deathtouch to remove the members of the opposing team. Where they use Rancor to give themselves a boost on the field and drive through opposing lines. Focus it on Auras and Removal. Think Tonya Harding meets survival of the fittest.

[@BarefootBry]

Though, I just gave myself an idea for a commander deck.

[@brotherofAnubus]

The colleges are a perfect example of flipping the primary color of the pair to create a new methodology. Golgari, for example, is Black/Green while Witherbloom is Green/Black.

[@pokegard]

I personally like that Golgari is basically the same everywhere, because the cycle of life and death is universal in all places with both

[@brandoncreek5709]

I kinda disagree with you on Witherbloom here. While the colors themselves may not have seen many new things, this is actually a very fresh take on the colors combined. Lifegain is a primarily white thing. Golgari does get pretty homogeneous, but Witherbloom is a breath of fresh air for people that are getting tired of abusing their graveyard or playing the typical graveyard strategy that golgari is known for.

[@remigiuszrutkowski9527]

Golgari is always feeding on the death. I would say that it is dening natural cycle as long it is possible, it feeds and trive on death and strugle to live. This reason why they have undead in their mist. Winterbloom seems just as triving on life and death cycle.

[@XmortoxX1990]

Quandrix and Lorehold are my favorite schools. I hope we come back to Strixhaven soon.

[@tannermccollum7060]

Lorehold is my college because of the archeological affinity.

[@ShadowFlame_Phoenix]

as someone who started playing in the Return to Ravnica set and became fascinated with the colors and their relations with each other, I really want to know what new perspectives other Strixhaven color combinations would bring to the table.

[@okeanos317]

WOWZERS,I wish these colleges had some individual videos but i guess there isn't enough info to make a 10 minute video about each

[@Kestas_X]

Thanks. Awesome and fulfilling as always.

[@SpaceTacoTV]

your videos are always so well done. great stuff! Lorehold became a lot cooler to me after watching this

[@DiceTry]

Thanks man I appreciate it! You guys have really hit your stride too been liking your stuff

[@rkmh9342]

Thank you for the illuminating discussion! Some thoughts inspired by black-green being repetitive so far. Black mana is swamp energy. A swamp is a forested wetland. A transitional, liminal zone that incorporates aspects of blue and green but denies each source to make something of its own: black mana. But if a black mage wants to reconnect to green energy, what would happen? Black mana takes from blue and green for self-aggrandization. Why would black mana ever return to holding itself responsible to ancestors, as found in the connection to forest energy? The black mage has perhaps learned that the cycle of life and death applies to them and that eventually, they will be reborn. And the horizon of black mana's self-concern stretches to include the far future of their rebirth. Perhaps, a selfish concern for the future generations in which they will be reborn becomes the focus of evocation. One day, the black-green mage will be an ancestor. The black-green mage reinterprets green's responsibility to the ancestors as a responsibility to oneself. The people living around the black-green mage become insignificant as all focus is devoted to creating conditions in the future for a rebirth of a life of power and control. Assuming that the energy in black mana comes in some sense from stealing from blue and green, a black-green mage will have to steal more and more from blue to compensate. Twisting the blue ideal of perfection, of the constant striving for answers which only serve to bring up more problems, serves this purpose. With the focus being a far future rebirth, the black-green mage will never be satisfied that their work is complete. The plan is to inundate, to flood more and more forests, creating more and more swamps. But that means creating forests where there are plains, where there are mountains and where there is a sea.

[@Kestas_X]

The new "co-narrator" is great.

[@hollowtruncatedicosahedron]

Inklings are a fantastic pun that I didn't realize until watching this video so thanks for that ig lmao

[@Draakhart_961]

Love your videos ever since I began watching your channel! Have not finished watching this video yet (I like to take notes) but would you - or any dear fellow viewer - tell me what track plays during the Witherbloom section? It is haunting, beautiful, rough yet graceful. It's endearing.

[@LordJudgement1818]

Glad you had the other magic creators voices on this.

[@DiceTry]

Me too. It really worked out great and I think. Everyone matched up with their respective colleges quite well

[@Imanmagnet00]

Witherbloom was so close to perfection if they had just focused on going all out with the Food mechanic. Their secondary commander was already a cook and cooking is the manipulation of deceased ingredients and nature's boons in tandem to create something nourishing. Life and death, consumption and creation. I like Golgari but abundance isn't the only theme one can tackle with green black, if anything Witherbloom could have been the opposite, pruning, culling and natural selection.

[@jeffreylaporte6525]

I think green/black could have leaned into a medical school theme to do green/black without doing golgari again

[@TrumanTheGrayMerchant]

Honored to participate in such an interesting video!

[@DiceTry]

Thanks for lending your voice. It felt so good once everything fell into place

[@rubyseverinwhitworth9066]

Silverquill are my favourite idea for a bard, or well apart from a dancer. I love poets as a bard. With Witherbloom I always wonder something, how would you do something else with green/black. I know there is something different there as seen in how different the other collages are from their guilds but I don't know what that college would become. Finally I wonder what the allied colleges would study if they existed

[@KatieGimple]

I don't know anything about MtG, but I play D&D and Strixhaven looks really cool for that

[@thomasvanbellen3987]

Hey man! I just got into the color pie and I've been getting really excited about applying it in my D&D game. I am looking forward to the Strixhaven book for 5e and wanted to do the test you had available on your website, but it seems it isn't there anymore for some reason. Will we be able to take this test in the future? (Every other test I found on google kinda sucked :P)

[@DiceTry]

Sorry about that. I did run that for a limited time during the set but I do plan on creating a new personality test based in the color pie. I'll be sure to let everyone know when that is available.

[@thomasvanbellen3987]

@@DiceTry Awesome! Really looking forward to it! Thanks for the great videos!

[@griffincrump5077]

I feel like a spin they should have tried with Green/Black is taking environmental studies but blended with other social sciences like economics, sociology, political science & philosophy, looking at systems and how they form and interact. They believe in our nature defining us and the principles of self interest, those are cornerstones of a lot of concepts across those fields that could have made for a really interesting angle instead of just nature+acknowledgement of decomposition

[@xr9790]

Kinda a bummer that there’s no blue-black, but then again they’re more secretive so it makes sense for them to not get involved with something as social as a college. It’s hard for me to narrow down one color combo, I feel like I see a bit of myself in almost all of them, but I’d say Blue-Green and Blue-Black are my main ones. Blue-Black is just an interesting way to play since it’s basically the TKO type but as far as ideals go it’s still pretty neat because it’s basically Smart Rouges and Dream Demons. Green-Blue on the other hand is making the most of what you’ve got and taking it to the highest level, which I absolutely love in concept (Even though I hate math)

[@revimfadli4666]

Sounds like a secret spy academy lol

[@algotkristoffersson15]

15:55 okay seriously, why are they named as the squid people from splatoo? they are pretty much the opposite of them in every way.

[@laszlokaszas1003]

On the one hand, I love math so Quandrix is a easy choise. On the other hand, im a big scp fan, so Containment breach is easily my favorite card, wich is Witherbloom.

[@otakufreak40]

This video's section on Quandrix has managed to trick me into liking my least favorite color by pairing it with one I'm largely neutral towards. At least, as far as the ideologies of those colors go; mechanically I think I like them each a bit more.

[@gunnellagann]

Wich one is wich?

[@otakufreak40]

@@gunnellagann Green being my (former) least favorite and blue being something I was more neutral towards.

[@gunnellagann]

@@otakufreak40 nice, thanks for answering. I really like blue, i find dimir the most fun to play

[@azazelgrigori9244]

I think I'd go to the Silverquill college and join the Rakdos Cult. I might even find some Prismari people there too. My brother would most likely go to the Quandrix college and join the Simic Combine.

[@andromidas920]

Our man really made this video the avengers of mtg lore, nice

[@poryucontent]

This got me thinking, what color focus are all the clases on highschool? I mean like the bases of every carrer. Like math is blue, but physics might be blue red, and Chemestry could be blue green or black green. History white green as a base, social studies white blue, etc.

[@michaeltoppel1420]

You make it sound bad that Black/Green is not very different to other editions. But its just means, that Wizards is actually getting it right any time. The same holds true with Black/White, because SilverQuill is not far from Teysa Karlov (Orzhov Syndicate). While with Red/Blue and Green/Blue they really needed some time to develop.

[@faeriedragon348]

It’s bizarre; in Ravnica, I more align with selesnya, but at strixhaven, I would immediately sign up for quandrix. What would you make of that?

[@andyaknoby5007]

I loved it o.o

[@nicolaezenoaga9756]

Thanks.

[@remigiuszrutkowski9527]

Winterbloom on deep level is a lot diffrent than Golgari. They work with life cycle when Golgari reverse it.

[@aquablue3dsi]

Nice

[@weirdvideos6758]

Yay

[@DiceTry]

Well I hope you enjoy it. I'm super happy with how this one turned out. Was nice stepping out of a series and just doing something a little different

[@weirdvideos6758]

@@DiceTry yeah this is exactly what I was looking for since strixhaven was announced so thank you

[@Jc27uhh4h4h4]

prismari seems more red than blue and izzet feels more blue than red

[@Kestas_X]

I think I am a Red-focused Prismary.

[@DiceTry]

Ah, a creative person who focuses on experiences . It's a good trait to have

[@Cernumospete]

Definitely Hogwarts vibes and funnily enough, they teach magic. It has been some time that I've seen a plane so... peaceful? Hamonious?

[@TheBlindEternities]

Whoever is reading the flavor text sounds EXACTLY like someone I know…

[@DiceTry]

Maybe one of your friends is secretly a youtuber

[@Atmatan]

Everyone _always_ covers Quandrix last 😔

[@nobodyfromnowwhere7510]

They can give white all the "identity" they want, it's still the only color that continually gets fucked-over by the refusal to let it draw cards while every other color draws with ease. Lots of great white cards in Stryx, doesn't matter at all when you draw 1 to the other color's two-to-three. They even stole lifegain from white and gave it to golgari; those are some of the best lifegain cards ever printed, and white's last remaining niche just dies a whimpering death.

[@The_Loreseeker]

Hey das me!

[@DiceTry]

Yeah man thanks for lending me your awesome naration voice. I think it suited Lorehold quite well

[@double2254]

All the colleges are great, all 4 of them... what is a quandrix’s?

[@DiceTry]

Not sure what you mean Quandrix is featured in this video

[@SlowUnpacking]

Hey, are you flaming on quandrix now?

[@double2254]

@@DiceTry What the dropouts?

[@DiceTry]

Colorless I guess it maybe some combination of the allied pairs

[@schwarzertee7586]

According to your quizz I am sultai. Which is interesting as Sultai is the second least (well.... 7th if you count 5 and 4 color which are all more or less meaningless blobs) played and liked color combination for me. The only thing worse is bant. And right after Sultai comes Temur. I just hate Blue/green. It's boring as shit. Am I boring? Was almost Esper.. which would've been cooler.

[@lanterns_glow]

Where my Silverquills at?

[@godzilla660]

After being excited for new G/B support i was...thoroughly underwhelmed. and saying that, silverquill I really liked, and thought was really cool and new.

[@gunjfur8633]

When watching this Solarpunk came to mind. Do you think Solarpunk would be B/G, B/G/W or..? Edit: *U/G, U/G/W

[@DiceTry]

I'm actually not familiar with solarpunk?

[@gunjfur8633]

@@DiceTry Solarpunk is one of the "-punk" genres, its basically the opposite of Cyberpunk. If Cyberpunk is a Capitalist Dystopic future, Solarpunk is an Eco-friendly Utopic future.

[@DiceTry]

Yeah then I would say Blue Green White

[@gunjfur8633]

@@DiceTry only now did I realise that I wrote Blue wrong

[@artstsym]

Maybe now that Quandrix is doing Simic better than Simic we can get better mechanics from that guild. +1/+1s are such a boring way to describe evolution.

[@PlayWatch_616]

Quandrix students are just physics and math majors

[@jeffbrownstain]

Strixhaven seems closest to what Earth would be if it were utopic and magical. Ravnica is more likely what we're to become 😔