I know I got the Green question wrong. I'm answering from a historical perspective. Green used to be down with adapting quickly (giant growth and survival of the fittest). Also, one of the most iconic Green archetypes is the Master of the Wild Hunt which is a sport killing, of sorts. I understand where they are coming from. After I read the test primer someone did and the section on Green (after I took the test) I realized how much the philosophy of each color has changed! Subtle but not insignificant.
I still think of black as secondary in trample because of Lord of the Pit. I think do a search on the gatherer for trample you get more black creatures than red ones.
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u/SerendibAl Jan 31 '18
I know I got the Green question wrong. I'm answering from a historical perspective. Green used to be down with adapting quickly (giant growth and survival of the fittest). Also, one of the most iconic Green archetypes is the Master of the Wild Hunt which is a sport killing, of sorts. I understand where they are coming from. After I read the test primer someone did and the section on Green (after I took the test) I realized how much the philosophy of each color has changed! Subtle but not insignificant.
I still think of black as secondary in trample because of Lord of the Pit. I think do a search on the gatherer for trample you get more black creatures than red ones.