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Let's continue with these lectures on Magic the Gathering that no one is interested in! So, the colors of magic, part two. Green is more or less elves/druids, relying mainly on large beasts and various buffs for them. Or on the synergy of cheap and weak elves that, with some skill, can form a truly terrifying horde. True, they practically have no flying creatures, but they know a lot of ways to deal with them. They can gain an incredible amount of mana at an incredible speed, so they are very good for beginners.

The first one in the second to last line – it should be set as the avatar.

Here's another one from the same author. Since I've started... And a little more. And that's it. This nightmare is over. I promise, no more horses. At least for a while.

Colors of magic, part three.

Blue – wizards and all sorts of sea and air creatures. They have a lot of flying units. They also have illusions, which are cheap and powerful, but they dissipate from the very first spell or ability. They can intercept control over enemy units and dispel enemy spells, sometimes even during their casting.





















Control, basically. They can also discard enemy cards from the deck directly to the discard pile, bypassing the hand. And whoever has no cards left loses.

Pavel Plamenev - The Night Before the Battle.

...You can't sleep the night before the battle. You know that tomorrow will bring either victory or death... or something even worse than death... And then you hear the voice of God, who promises to help you in tomorrow's battle. Everything is against you, but one of the Ancient Gods is on your side - this is your chance!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jhxYazSgVc

This clip was filmed based on Dmitry Rus's novel
"Play to Live." One of the few books in the modern world that, after reading just a quarter of it, makes you desperately want to be in the main character's place. The plot is set in the near future, when, with the help of advanced technologies, people can fully immerse themselves in virtual games and not only play but also exist in them in every sense.
The concept of "Play to Live" is that if players spend enough time in the game, their consciousness is irrevocably transferred to the virtual reality with no possibility of returning to real life. In Dmitry Rus's first novel, we learn that the main character is suffering from cancer and has only a few months to live, and the treatment requires a lot of money, which he does not have. Therefore, he decides to "break in," that is, to immerse himself in virtual reality. In essence, his body will die, but his consciousness will be fully copied into the game, and he will continue to live, albeit in a virtual but full life! The main character will have many exciting adventures, new acquaintances, and a path that is destined for him from above..

Here I am.
Today, nothing special – just a recent haul from DeviantArt.

No horses! Well, almost... But lots of other creatures.



















And yes, here's something else from recently. Maybe someone will be interested.

The last two pictures have been gathering dust in my drawing folder for several years now.

The second-to-last lecture about the colors of magic!
Hang in there, there's not much left.

Black – Necromancer/demons/vampires and all that.

















Necromancy (what a surprise!) and all sorts of operations with cards in the graveyard, debuffs, various instant-kill effects, and spells/abilities that require sacrificing your own creatures or losing health.
In general, a very optimistic and positive bunch. And what is there to worry about – they will all be there, so our victory is inevitable.

And this is Liliana Vess. She is wonderful.







Although not in the way that her (former) party comrades somehow hoped for. Well, expecting loyalty from a Necromancer requires you to be a complete idiot.

The last two pictures have been gathering dust in my drawing folder for several years now.

As I said, I’m always late by a few eons.

Here are some more incoherent collages based on Might and Magic.









And yes, is this considered erotic?





If so, I’ll remove it.

And yes, is this what you consider erotic?

It's not erotic if only one face is visible.

The last color of magic!



So, red is something in between Barbarians and Warlocks.















They are the only ones who have actual combat magic that deals direct damage to monsters and players, and sometimes to everyone at once. And that's pretty much all the magic they have.

And their monsters are also mostly geared towards immediate, often uncontrolled, and suicidal attacks.
And, of course, dragons. Lots of dragons.

And Chandra Nalaar, the hottest girl in the multiverse.

It's not erotic unless only one face is visible.

You can show the head completely. And the arms up to the elbows. Anything else is pornography...

The last color of magic!

Magic only has one color.

I understand what Menti meant. I've only read a little over two books so far. Damn.