The WORST 5 Color Magic: the Gathering Cards EVER Printed

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In Magic: the Gathering, 5-color cards are usually pretty powerful! After all, you have to go through all the effort of producing five colors of mana to play them. However, things don't always work out that way. In this video, I give my picks for the worst 5 color cards.

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[NizzahonMagic]

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Welp, I guess it's pretty obvious I hastily put this video together right after finding out I'd have to go out of town expectedly for some family medical stuff.
Yes, Fleshformer can use it's ability more than I said, and Reality Twist and Naked Singularity should be flipped, since Twist doesn't affect islands.

[BCWasbrough]

While Reality Twist is awful, it doesn't effect Islands, unlike the Singularity. Makes the upkeep *slightly* less painful.

[petercookies]

Not that it makes the card much better, but Fleshformer's ability can be played more than once per turn, it just can only happen on your turn

[FredDino]

Fleshformer can be activated any number of times at instant speed, but only on your turn. It's not a once per turn.

[samrjack]

Clicking on this, I thought it was an April fools video about the 5 worst colors in Magic 😆

[mikotagayuna]

Naked Singularity is occasionally seen in Vintage MUD decks as an additional stax piece. You don't care that your mana is colored and you have stuff like Metalworker to keep it in play indefinitely.

[theEevee]

A couple of errors in this video.

Fleshformer can activate as many times as you want, but only on your turn.

Reality Twist doesn't affect Islands, so you can probably still pay the CU just as easily as Naked Singularity

[prmperop]

Kind of sloppy on this one. Reality twist doesn't do anything to islands, so it's not harder to pay than it was to cast. Still a terrible card.
Also, fleshformer can be activated as many times as you like, as long as it is your turn.

[ROMANTIKILLER]

I have twice played Naked Singularity in EDH games entirely for the sake of trolling the rest of the table. Was it a good move? No. Was it memorable? Quite so.

[DrewskiTHEDudeski]

I'm about to make the worst deck you've ever seen.

[melenynder]

4:22 Fleshformer can be used multiple times a turn. It just has to be used during your turn. It's still a weird restriction for an ability that isn't that good

[tmony]

Reality Twist is way better than the card before as it doesn't change what Islands produce.

[CarbonSpire]

Idk.. I think I'd swap twist and singularity. They're both terrible, but twist doesn't modify islands, so it could reasonably be run in a very desperate monoblue deck.

[TheKalaxis]

Transguild courier was great in Coalition Victory decks before that card got banned in commander. Having it in play then casting Gaea's balance to get 1 of each land set you up nicely for C.V.

[crawdaddy]

6:25 I’ve literally never seen this card before - Meeting of the Five. It doesn’t even let you cast any of the Ultimatums. 😂

[sakuraanime]

hey reality twist doesnt replace islands.

[bluedestiny]

Correction on the Fleshformer: You can use it multiple times a turn: but only during your turn. If you can generate a bajillion mana, you can wipe the board and have a massive creature at the end of it... but by then you've probably already won anyway and Fleshformer is just icing.

Funny that you cant do it at instant speed... so you cant save it with its ability and you cant snipe creatures with it during your opponent's turn

For Meeting of the Five... I wish that instead of adding that much mana, it just said: You may cast those cards without paying its mana cost

Also, with Reality Twist, it doesnt affect Islands... so if youre a Mono Blue deck, you wont have trouble with that mana cost and youre not affected against Reality Twist's effect. Does it make it any better? Err... not really...

[darushkii]

Cast solemnity and then play naked singularity in your next EDH game to lose all of your friends!

[thrillhouse]

Sphinx of the Guildpact is one of those cards I speed-read and assumed it said “protection from mono-color” and didn’t throw into my bulk box.

[derHexenhammer]

In a colorless deck, naked singularity can be a way of disrupting your opponent even if for only 1 turn. You dont have to pay the upkeep cost. Its kinda like making opponent lose a turn, also you can keep it around for extra effect.