Some color combinations simply dont have any mana ramp worth playing at all, either forcing you to consider extremely mediocre options or exclusively rely on single color cards and mana rocks to get the job done: Dimir (Blue/Black) Boros (Red/White) Orzhov (Black/White) Esper (Black/Blue/White) Grixis (Blue/Black/Red) Abzan (Green/Black/White) Sultai (Black/Green/Blue) Temur (Green/Blue/Red) Most 4-color groupings That doesnt mean all other color combinations have amazing ramp options though many can only offer situationally powerful cards
(2025-09-19) If an effect allows you to put a card with particular characteristics onto the battlefield without instructing you to play or cast it, you consider only the characteristics of a modal double-faced card's front face to see if that card qualifies
Fortunately, for anyone who longs to immerse themselves in the world of Spellfire , you can actually still play the game it was based on: a small TTRPG called Dungeons & Dragons
I have to use the term Planechase Planes because Ive looked at the actual planes before in a recent Top Ten article, and thats confusing as it is the name of the card type, card of another card type, and then actual places we visit, and names of sets
Decks that do run Eri tend to run just 1 copy
