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Each [[Matching|Match]] of 3 or more [[Gems]] on the [[Gem board]] provides an amount of mana according to the number of gems matched, and the mana bonuses of the [[portal:Planeswalkers|Planeswalker]].

The [[#Gaining Mana|Mana may be gained]] in several ways.  When gained, mana required is automatically assigned to play a the cards in your hand, from the top down, filling the casting cost of each card corresponds to fully before charging up the next card's casting cost, which may range from 1 to 30.

===Gaining mana==Mana may be gained in several ways.  When gained, mana is automatically assigned to the cards in your hand, from the top down, filling the casting cost of each card fully before charging up the next card. ===Gem matches===

===Planeswalker abilities===Some [[portal:#In Planeswalkers|Planeswalkers]] have Loyalty abilities which [[:Category:Gain mana|provide mana]]. Others have abilities which [[:Category:Alter mana bonus|benefit their mana bonuses]]. === Mana in hand ===Mana accumulates on the first card in the player's hand; the Mana required to cast it appearing as a number. Creatures and supports will always be cast when full after a gem match, unless they are disabled by tapping the circular Type icon. Spells: it depends. Targeted spells will always prompt the player with a decision to cast and a targeting popup, unless there is a second valid part of the spell that is u targeted. A good example of the latter is {{Card URL|Cruel Revival}}, which always returns a Zombie from the graveyard if there is one there and Cruel Revival is not disabled, even though the first part of the spell destroys a Target non-Zombie creature. Another is Sleep with the Fishes, which must be disabled or it will summon a Fish token even after the player chooses not to target an enemy creature. The mana required to play a card corresponds to the card's casting cost, which may range from 1 to 30. Where in MtG the focus must be what can be accomplished each turn, and high cost cards may be effectively impossible to cast, the accumulation of Mana means that, eg, larger creatures are feasible. Because of this, and the disabling of cards, a hand of cards can represent an investment in not just just cards but Mana too.

Each of the five colors — White (W) {{W|35}}, Blue (U) {{U|35}}, Black (B) {{B|35}}, Red (R) {{R|35}}, and Green (G) {{G|35}} — is associated with distinct magic and cultural principles, and different mechanics and [[abilities]]. They, and second and third colors combined with them, are usually listed in that order.

Like card abilities, [[:Category:Planeswalker abilities|Planeswalker abilities]] tend to be thematically linked to certain colors. For example, [[:Category:Vigilance|giving creatures Vigilance]] and [[:Category:First Strike|First Strike]] tends to be a White Planeswalker ability. [[:Category:Draw|Drawing cards]] and [[:Category:Drain mana|draining the mana out of opponents' cards tend to be Blue PW abilities; Black PWs may draw cards, but they often have to pay Life or some other cost. Black PWs [[:Category:Reanimate|Reanimate creatures out of the graveyard]] straight into play and [[:Category:Lose life|make opponents lose life]]. Red typically does [[:Category:Damage|Damage]] directly to the opponent or their creatures, and [[:Category:Destroy gems|destroys gems]] of the opponent's colors. Green [[:Category:Convert gems|Converts gems]] to their own colors. Green PW's identity beyond that is less clear; they often tend to be a showcase of the [[:Category:Set ability|abilities featured in their set]], or in the case of dual color walkers, have abilities of the second color. Almost 40% of Planeswalkers [[:Category:Summon creatures|Summon some sort of token creature]]; along with the broad category of [[:Category:Buffs|Buffing creatures]] it is an ability that all the colors share. Always-Standard Origins lands are only in the "Opposed" colors, and so can be efficiently optimally used only by Planeswalkers of [[#Dual color: Ravnica Guilds|opposed pairs of colors]]. They also favor the [[#Tri color: Clans of Tarkir|Tarkir Clan Planeswalkers]] over the [[#Tri color: Shards of Alara|Alara Shard Planeswalkers]]. For example, WUR "Jeskai" [[Narset of the Ancient Way]] receives direct benefits from both {{Card URL|Battlefield Forge }} and {{Card URL|Shivan Reef}}, where the UBR "Grixis" Nicol Bolas trio only directly benefit from Shivan Reef. WBR "Mardu" [[Dihada, Binder of Wills]] benefits from Battlefield Forge and {{Card URL|Caves of Koilos}}, where WUB "Esper" [[Dakkon, Shadow Slayer]] only directly benefits from Caves.

Some Planeswalkers are colorless. Cards may only be included in the deck of a colorless Planeswalker which share a color with the [[Events|Event]] node on which the Planeswalker is playing. If a node is locked to a specific color, they cannot be used. If a node is not associated with a color, they can use any color cards.

Most [[Origins]] Planeswalkers ' mana bonuses add up to five. Between Origins and [[Hour of Devastation]], mana bonus totals wavered but gradually increased. Planeswalkers released from [[Ixilan]] onwards follow simple rules for their [[mana]] bonuses:#All Origins Planeswalkers' mana bonuses add up to five.#All threeThree-color Planeswalkers' mana bonuses add up to seven.#Most twoTwo-color Planeswalkers' mana bonuses add up to eight.#All (non-Origins) monoMono-color Planeswalkers' mana bonuses add up to nine.

Card Moreso even than [[:Category:Planeswalker abilities|Planeswalker abilities]], card [[abilities]] tend to be thematically linked to certain colors.

Other Magic the Gathering sets have featured the single colors in their story, but in Puzzle Quest, only [[Throne of Eldraine]].<br> [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Eldraine Eldraine]'s Kingdoms: White: [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Ardenvale Ardenvale]. Blue: [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Vantress Vantress]. Black: [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Locthwain Locthwain]. Red: [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Embereth Embereth]. Green: [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Garenbrig Garenbrig]. [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Ravnica Ravnica] Guilds(2 color), the Clans of [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Tarkir Tarkir](3 color), and the Shards of [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Alara Alara](3 color), have given their names to the combinations of colors.

The Ravnica cycle of [[Guilds of Ravnica]], [[Ravnica Allegiance]], and [[War of the Spark]] introduced the current names for two-color combinations. There are multiple Planeswalkers for each of these combinations.<br>==== Complementary ====

:{{G|38}}{{W|38}} Selesnya: Green/White==== Opposed====

Wedge. Two consecutive colors at the "blunt" end opposing one color at the "sharp" end. [[Narset of the Ancient Way]] is Jeskai. [[Sarkhan Unbroken]], originally Mardu, joined Temur. [[Dihada, Binder of Wills]] uses the same colors of magic as, but is otherwise unrelated to, Mardu.

:{{BU|38}}{{R|38}}{{W|38}} Mardu: Black/Red/White:{{R|38}}{{G|38}}{{U|38}} Temur: Red/Green/Blue.:{{G|38}}{{W|38}}{{B|38}} Abzan: Green/White/Black

Arc. Adjoining colors, an arc of the color wheel. [[Dakkon, Shadow Slayer]] uses the same colors of magic as, but is otherwise unrelated to, Esper. Nicol Bolas is Grixis. [[Tamiyo, Field Researcher]] is Bant.:{{W|38}}{{U|38}}{{B|38}} [https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Esper Esper]: White/Blue/Black:{{UW|38}}{{BU|38}}{{RG|38}} Grixis[https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Bant Bant]: White/Blue/Black/RedGreen:{{BW|38}}{{R|38}}{{G|38}} Jund[https: Black//mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Naya Naya]: Red/Green/White:{{RU|38}}{{GB|38}}{{WR|38}} Naya[https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Grixis Grixis]: RedBlue/GreenBlack/WhiteRed:{{GB|38}}{{WR|38}}{{UG|38}} Bant[https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Jund Jund]: WhiteBlack/BlueRed/Green

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