and back then I think the idea was just to have 'horror' represent, well, Lovecraftian/Cthulhu monsters -- before M:TG began to use it as a stand-in for Phyrexian-corrupted monsters and a substitute for demon/devil
These names have pretty much died out, but you might still hear them around, so here's a quick translation: Dune : WBRG (No Blue) Glint : UBRG (No White) Ink : WURG (No Black) Witch : WUBG (No Red) Yore : WUBR (No Green) Five-color combination There's only one five-color combination you can make in an MTG deck, as, well, that's all the colors
Still, it is a fun alternative to the standard aggro game of Vampires
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In the right shell, this early momentum defines the entire game
By early 2020, the deck had a staggering 55% win rate, leading to Mox Opals eventual ban from Modern