'Hate' color duallands actually mix well with ALL Moxes...

Just a very quick post.

If a 'hate' color dualland (Bayou, Plateau, Tropical Island, Scrubland, Volcanic Island) is mixed with ANY type of Mox, the results are actually good.  For these duallands, any type of Mox will find 'friendly' affinity with either of the colors....

Example for a Plateau.  If a Ruby Mixes, the similar Mox type is in affinity as a battling person.  If a Pearl, the Contialitic energies may align.  If a Sapphire's in the mix, the blue/red doesn't harmonize (and might cause the Plateau to think the Sapphire untrue), though the Trueness of the Mox mixes with the Pearls intuition.  If a Jet, the Ruby of the Plateau allows the singularity of the Plateau (with Ruby link) and also might cause the Jets internal/self defeating conscience linked from other players.  While mixing in group affinity of an Emerald nature, the Plateau might shift back to the protection and order of the Pearl's color symbolism of 'Order/Protection'.

Anyways, just a bit more of my awareness of Moxness mixed with duallands....

Scrublands mix well with Sapphires (The Esper post)

Through the recently gained information of 'hate' and 'friendly' colors, sense has been made of this.  With the Sapphire as the centre, the white and black of a Scrubland land well with the blue.  A Sapphire will hold (through being true) the death and decay of black away, and also follows directionally through the channel of Sapphire (audio out) to Jet (listener).  With the energy going from a Sapphire through a Jet, when the voice is mixed in through the mind of a Jet, the Pearl (thought/intuition) takes the Sapphire through to the contialis for other Pearls to perceive the thought.

Mixing in a bit of Final Fantasy, Espers were creatures that contained magical energy.  An Obelisk of Esper (in M:TG) can produced one point of blue (tears or water), one point of white (a sun), or one point of black (a skull).

The fact of the Scrubland 'surrounding' the Sapphire, the positive and 'friendly' mix of white/blue and black/blue is melded.