<p>I'd say the realistic answer to the question is &quot;those terms are not commonly used&quot;. Looking back through some recent tournament decks on the official Wizards site:</p>
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<li><a href="https://magic.gg/league?activeLeague=ePxsGwEv75LcohyKuElmt&amp;activeEvent=1cLOzYtDjiBh29yN9kACyc&amp;activeTab=decklist" rel="noreferrer">Simon Görtzen's Boros-splash-blue-splash-black deck at the October 2020 League Weekend</a> is simply described as &quot;Four-color Cycling&quot;</li>
<li><a href="https://magic.gg/events/2020-season-grand-finals" rel="noreferrer">All the Temur-splash-white decks in the Top 8 at the October 2020 Season Grand Finals</a> are described as &quot;Omnath Adventures&quot; after their namesake card, <a class="mtg-autocard" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer" href="http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Search/Default.aspx?name=%2b%5bOmnath%2c%20Locus%20of%20Creation%5d">Omnath, Locus of Creation</a>.</li>
<li><a href="https://magic.gg/events/players-tour-finals-online-july-2020" rel="noreferrer">The Temur-splash-white decks in the Top 8 at the July 2020 Players Tour Finals</a> are described as &quot;Four-color Reclamation&quot;.</li>
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That seems reasonable!
AncientSwordRage
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This might be the case recently, but there were a number of these 4-color decks back in Khans of Tarkir block that used these sorts of names.
nick012000
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@nick have you considered writing an answer?
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Philip Kendall
<p>Occasionally, a deck becomes famous which is a <a href="https://boardgames.stackexchange.com/questions/11550/what-are-the-names-for-magics-different-colour-combinations">colour combination</a> + a 'splash' of another colour.</p>
<p>One good example is 'Moist Jund', which is Jund (Black, Red and Green) plus a small amount of blue (which gives the Moist part of the name).</p>
<p>What are the names of the other splashes? That is, splashing for White, Black, Green and Red.</p>

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You'll be happy to know I've added a portion to my four-color section answer on this (I had some other edits I meant to do recently anyway - can you believe I had the three color combinations OUT OF COLOR ORDER?! HERESY!!) - I'm aware of Dark Jeskai for adding Black, and Wet Jund has been around as long as I can remember, but I was unable to find something  for splashing any other color. I have no qualms about adding it to a four color section if we can find reasonable references for the other colors. There should in theory be 20 of them - 10 three color combos with 2 each of a splash.
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What are the names for Magic's different deck colour splashes?
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# What are the names for Magic's different deck colour splashes?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-10-25)

Occasionally, a deck becomes famous which is a [colour combination](https://boardgames.stackexchange.com/questions/11550/what-are-the-names-for-magics-different-colour-combinations) + a 'splash' of another colour.

One good example is 'Moist Jund', which is Jund (Black, Red and Green) plus a small amount of blue (which gives the Moist part of the name).

What are the names of the other splashes? That is, splashing for White, Black, Green and Red.

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: You'll be happy to know I've added a portion to my four-color section answer on this (I had some other edits I meant to do recently anyway - can you believe I had the three color combinations OUT OF COLOR ORDER?! HERESY!!) - I'm aware of Dark Jeskai for adding Black, and Wet Jund has been around as long as I can remember, but I was unable to find something  for splashing any other color. I have no qualms about adding it to a four color section if we can find reasonable references for the other colors. There should in theory be 20 of them - 10 three color combos with 2 each of a splash.  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2020-10-25. Score: 7

I'd say the realistic answer to the question is "those terms are not commonly used". Looking back through some recent tournament decks on the official Wizards site:

* [Simon Görtzen's Boros-splash-blue-splash-black deck at the October 2020 League Weekend](https://magic.gg/league?activeLeague=ePxsGwEv75LcohyKuElmt&activeEvent=1cLOzYtDjiBh29yN9kACyc&activeTab=decklist) is simply described as "Four-color Cycling"
* [All the Temur-splash-white decks in the Top 8 at the October 2020 Season Grand Finals](https://magic.gg/events/2020-season-grand-finals) are described as "Omnath Adventures" after their namesake card, [Omnath, Locus of Creation](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Search/Default.aspx?name=%2b%5bOmnath%2c%20Locus%20of%20Creation%5d).
* [The Temur-splash-white decks in the Top 8 at the July 2020 Players Tour Finals](https://magic.gg/events/players-tour-finals-online-july-2020) are described as "Four-color Reclamation".

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: That seems reasonable!  
> **username_3**: This might be the case recently, but there were a number of these 4-color decks back in Khans of Tarkir block that used these sorts of names.  
> **username_0**: @nick have you considered writing an answer?  

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