What color are multi-colored cards considered?
Asked by krunchyfrogg 8 years ago
Do gold cards with red in the casting cost count as red spells for flipping Chandra, Fire of Kaladesh Flip?
BTW, the tappedout image for Ancestral Vision is a bad instance of a Color Indicator, as it doesn't have one. Garruk, the Veil-Cursed Flip, Avacyn, the Purifier Flip and Wayward Disciple Flip are better examples.
The color indicator is to the left of the type line.
GearNoir says... Accepted answer #1
In this instance, the color of the card would be determined by any colors in the card's casting cost or color indicator (a special text or symbol near the card art to denote its color, such as Ancestral Vision). To count for Chandra, the card must have a
in the casting cost or color indicator; this could be its sole color or one of many, it doesn't matter at long as the 
is present.
May 15, 2016 7:26 p.m.