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Does kicker make my spell multicolor?
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An opponent was playing with a Rewards of Diversity, which makes him gain 4 life each time one of his opponents plays a multicolored spell.
I played Probe (2U) and paid the kicker cost (an extra 1B).
Does Probe count as a multicolored spell? Does my opponent gain 4 life?
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An opponent was playing with a Rewards of Diversity, which makes him gain 4 life each time one of his opponents plays a multicolored spell.
I played Probe (2U) and paid the kicker cost (an extra 1B).
Does Probe count as a multicolored spell? Does my opponent gain 4 life?
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An opponent was playing with a Rewards of Diversity, which makes him gain 4 life each time one of his opponents plays a multicolored spell.
I played Probe (2U) and paid the kicker cost (an extra 1B).
Does Probe count as a multicolored spell? Does my opponent gain 4 life?
magic-the-gathering
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An opponent was playing with a Rewards of Diversity, which makes him gain 4 life each time one of his opponents plays a multicolored spell.
I played Probe (2U) and paid the kicker cost (an extra 1B).
Does Probe count as a multicolored spell? Does my opponent gain 4 life?
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No. Probe is not a multicolored spell, regardless of whether it was kicked.
The color of a card is based solely on the mana cost defined in the top-right corner. Using a Kicker ability (or anything else that modifies the cost of the card) does not change the color of the card.
Relate entries from the comprehensive rules (emphasis mine):
202.1. A card’s mana cost is indicated by mana symbols near the top of the card. (See rule 107.4.) On most cards, these symbols are printed in the upper right corner. Some cards from the Future Sight set have alternate frames in which the mana symbols appear to the left of the illustration.
202.2. An object is the color or colors of the mana symbols in its mana cost, regardless of the color of its frame.
202.4. Any additional cost listed in an object’s rules text or imposed by an effect isn’t part of the mana cost.
answered 1 hour ago
BJ Myers
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It does, however, have a blue/black color identity. Color Identity is used solely for determining card legality in Commander/Brawl decks, and is determined by the colors of all mana symbols in a card's cost and rules text. (See Rule 903.4)
– Arcanist Lupus
51 mins ago
Also, cards without mana costs (other than lands, which are colorless) use a color indicator (Rule 204) to define their color, and there are various characteristic-defining abilities like Devoid, Painter's Servant , and Moonlace which affect colors as well.
– Arcanist Lupus
40 mins ago
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1 Answer
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No. Probe is not a multicolored spell, regardless of whether it was kicked.
The color of a card is based solely on the mana cost defined in the top-right corner. Using a Kicker ability (or anything else that modifies the cost of the card) does not change the color of the card.
Relate entries from the comprehensive rules (emphasis mine):
202.1. A card’s mana cost is indicated by mana symbols near the top of the card. (See rule 107.4.) On most cards, these symbols are printed in the upper right corner. Some cards from the Future Sight set have alternate frames in which the mana symbols appear to the left of the illustration.
202.2. An object is the color or colors of the mana symbols in its mana cost, regardless of the color of its frame.
202.4. Any additional cost listed in an object’s rules text or imposed by an effect isn’t part of the mana cost.
answered 1 hour ago
BJ Myers
3,4201429
It does, however, have a blue/black color identity. Color Identity is used solely for determining card legality in Commander/Brawl decks, and is determined by the colors of all mana symbols in a card's cost and rules text. (See Rule 903.4)
– Arcanist Lupus
51 mins ago
Also, cards without mana costs (other than lands, which are colorless) use a color indicator (Rule 204) to define their color, and there are various characteristic-defining abilities like Devoid, Painter's Servant , and Moonlace which affect colors as well.
– Arcanist Lupus
40 mins ago
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up vote
4
down vote
accepted
No. Probe is not a multicolored spell, regardless of whether it was kicked.
The color of a card is based solely on the mana cost defined in the top-right corner. Using a Kicker ability (or anything else that modifies the cost of the card) does not change the color of the card.
Relate entries from the comprehensive rules (emphasis mine):
202.1. A card’s mana cost is indicated by mana symbols near the top of the card. (See rule 107.4.) On most cards, these symbols are printed in the upper right corner. Some cards from the Future Sight set have alternate frames in which the mana symbols appear to the left of the illustration.
202.2. An object is the color or colors of the mana symbols in its mana cost, regardless of the color of its frame.
202.4. Any additional cost listed in an object’s rules text or imposed by an effect isn’t part of the mana cost.
answered 1 hour ago
BJ Myers
3,4201429
It does, however, have a blue/black color identity. Color Identity is used solely for determining card legality in Commander/Brawl decks, and is determined by the colors of all mana symbols in a card's cost and rules text. (See Rule 903.4)
– Arcanist Lupus
51 mins ago
Also, cards without mana costs (other than lands, which are colorless) use a color indicator (Rule 204) to define their color, and there are various characteristic-defining abilities like Devoid, Painter's Servant , and Moonlace which affect colors as well.
– Arcanist Lupus
40 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
No. Probe is not a multicolored spell, regardless of whether it was kicked.
The color of a card is based solely on the mana cost defined in the top-right corner. Using a Kicker ability (or anything else that modifies the cost of the card) does not change the color of the card.
Relate entries from the comprehensive rules (emphasis mine):
202.1. A card’s mana cost is indicated by mana symbols near the top of the card. (See rule 107.4.) On most cards, these symbols are printed in the upper right corner. Some cards from the Future Sight set have alternate frames in which the mana symbols appear to the left of the illustration.
202.2. An object is the color or colors of the mana symbols in its mana cost, regardless of the color of its frame.
202.4. Any additional cost listed in an object’s rules text or imposed by an effect isn’t part of the mana cost.
answered 1 hour ago
BJ Myers
3,4201429
No. Probe is not a multicolored spell, regardless of whether it was kicked.
The color of a card is based solely on the mana cost defined in the top-right corner. Using a Kicker ability (or anything else that modifies the cost of the card) does not change the color of the card.
Relate entries from the comprehensive rules (emphasis mine):
202.1. A card’s mana cost is indicated by mana symbols near the top of the card. (See rule 107.4.) On most cards, these symbols are printed in the upper right corner. Some cards from the Future Sight set have alternate frames in which the mana symbols appear to the left of the illustration.
202.2. An object is the color or colors of the mana symbols in its mana cost, regardless of the color of its frame.
202.4. Any additional cost listed in an object’s rules text or imposed by an effect isn’t part of the mana cost.
answered 1 hour ago
BJ Myers
3,4201429
answered 1 hour ago
BJ Myers
3,4201429
answered 1 hour ago
BJ Myers
3,4201429
answered 1 hour ago
BJ Myers
3,4201429
3,4201429
It does, however, have a blue/black color identity. Color Identity is used solely for determining card legality in Commander/Brawl decks, and is determined by the colors of all mana symbols in a card's cost and rules text. (See Rule 903.4)
– Arcanist Lupus
51 mins ago
Also, cards without mana costs (other than lands, which are colorless) use a color indicator (Rule 204) to define their color, and there are various characteristic-defining abilities like Devoid, Painter's Servant , and Moonlace which affect colors as well.
– Arcanist Lupus
40 mins ago
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It does, however, have a blue/black color identity. Color Identity is used solely for determining card legality in Commander/Brawl decks, and is determined by the colors of all mana symbols in a card's cost and rules text. (See Rule 903.4)
– Arcanist Lupus
51 mins ago
Also, cards without mana costs (other than lands, which are colorless) use a color indicator (Rule 204) to define their color, and there are various characteristic-defining abilities like Devoid, Painter's Servant , and Moonlace which affect colors as well.
– Arcanist Lupus
40 mins ago
It does, however, have a blue/black color identity. Color Identity is used solely for determining card legality in Commander/Brawl decks, and is determined by the colors of all mana symbols in a card's cost and rules text. (See Rule 903.4)
– Arcanist Lupus
51 mins ago
It does, however, have a blue/black color identity. Color Identity is used solely for determining card legality in Commander/Brawl decks, and is determined by the colors of all mana symbols in a card's cost and rules text. (See Rule 903.4)
– Arcanist Lupus
51 mins ago
Also, cards without mana costs (other than lands, which are colorless) use a color indicator (Rule 204) to define their color, and there are various characteristic-defining abilities like Devoid, Painter's Servant , and Moonlace which affect colors as well.
– Arcanist Lupus
40 mins ago
Also, cards without mana costs (other than lands, which are colorless) use a color indicator (Rule 204) to define their color, and there are various characteristic-defining abilities like Devoid, Painter's Servant , and Moonlace which affect colors as well.
– Arcanist Lupus
40 mins ago
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