How does 'protection from a color' work in Magic The Gathering?
In MTG, 'protection from a color' means a card can't be blocked, targeted, dealt damage, or enchanted by anything of that color. Imagine it as an invisibility cloak against all things of that color - spells, creatures, you name it. So, if your creature has protection from blue, your opponent's blue creatures can't block it, and their blue spells can't target it. It's a great way to safeguard your cards against specific threats.
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Protection from a color basically makes your card a superhero against that color. It's like having an immunity shield! No damage, no targeting, no blocking, and no enchanting from that color. Super straightforward.
Honestly, I think people overcomplicate it. Protection from a color just stops four things: blocking, targeting, damage, and enchanting by that color. That's all there is to it.
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