Are Hybrid Cards Considered Multi-Colored?
Asked by Esper_Silence 11 years ago
Since a card like Boros Reckoner works on your choice of either red or white devotion, wouldn't it also mean that it's multi-colored, & Soldier of the Pantheon wouldn't take lethal damage?
Trying to make sure I get all scenarios in-tact for the Grand Prix in 2 1/2 weeks. Thanks for the help!
harrydemon117 says... #2
You are correct that it will not take lethal damage, however it will not take any damage AT ALL from multicolored.
Protection from multicolored means the following:
Cannot be targeted by multicolored spells/abilities
Cannot be blocked by multicolored creatures
Cannot be damaged by multicolored spells/abilities, creatures (you can still block a multicolored creature with Soldier of the Pantheon and it won't have any damage dealt to it)
Cannot be enchanted by multicolored auras
ItchiUchiha117 says... Accepted answer #1
Yes, it is multi-colored, so Soldier of the Pantheon is safe from it. Also, it counts for both devotions, regardless of what you spend on it. You could spend WWW and it still gives 3 to your devotion to Red. Makes it great for upping devotion count in decks with the Gods.
October 2, 2013 2:12 a.m.