MTG: What is your mono mana color?

Red Mana is about emotion and fury. Usually associated with fire, Red Mana is mostly about dealing damage, both with creatures, and with spells. Red Planeswalkers are short tempered, and spontaneous. And they like combusting things. The more things combusted at once, the better. This describes Chandra Nalaar, the icon for Red Mana, perfectly. A rebel with a fire streak, mess with her and you'll be nothing but ash. She likes fire. Obviously. She's a pyromancer. Probably just like you.

Black Mana is about Death and Decay. Considering that black mana comes from Swamps, it's not that surprising. Black Mana uses spells that destroys creatures, resurrects creatures, and basically screws your opponents over. Liliana Vess is the icon for Black Mana. She is a necromancer who's sold her soul to demons in exchange for eternal youth. Black Mana means you get what you want, when you want, and god help anyone who gets in your way.

Green Mana is all about the Earth, and connecting with nature. Green Planeswalkers use massive creatures and the ground around them to stomp all over any unnatural spells, such as Artifacts and Enchantments. They even have the power to turn the land into creatures. This skill is what Nissa, pictured above, is famous for: animism. Fight well, and you will trample all over your opponents life total.

Though there are only five technical colors, you received colorless, meaning that your personality is not one of the main personality types. You are a mix of colors, anywhere from two to all five colors. You are to be feared. There are only two colorless Planeswalkers, and many multicolored Planeswalkers. Pictured is Ugin, a dragon Planeswalker that uses colorless Mana. He is a fearsome opponent, as are you.

Blue Mana uses logic and quick thinking to obtain and keep the upper hand in a match. The pictured Planeswalker is Jace Beleren, a telepath and Magic's most popular Planeswalker. He (and you) have the ability to modify memories and spell knowledge so that your enemies remain helpless.

White Mana is about protection and armies. Using it helps you make sure that your armies remain on the battlefield, no matter your opponent Gideon Jura, pictured above, became a Planeswalker when he allowed his friends to die in combat. He swore never to let it happen again, and his Planeswalking 'spark' ignited. Like him, you will never allow your allies to fail and die. You will do anything possible to keep them alive.