Containment Priest

White's Rules Setting Properties

Is white's rules setting supposed to be both about restrictions (Rule of Law, Aven Mindcensor) AND forcing players to play fairly (Containment Priest)? The latter seems like it would fit green or red better.

White does do both.

Aven Mindcensor Containment Priest Green Red Rule of Law Rules White

Color Pie Adjustments

Seeing Mistcaller made me wonder: Is this effect (as last seen in Containment Priest and Hallowed Moonlight) now in blue's color pie in addition to white's or instead of?

We’re trying it in both.

Blue Color Pie Colors Containment Priest Hallowed Moonlight Mistcaller White

Colorshift to Blue

"Exile when not cast" is a white effect (Containment Priest, Hallowed Moonlight). What was the reason to colorshift it with Mist Caller and why it had to blue out of all colors, which already has plenty of combo hate?

Certain effects get to be in more than one color. Think of Moonmist as a counterspell variant.

Blue Cast Colors Containment Priest Counterspell Hallowed Moonlight Moonmist The Exile Zone White

Flash Mechanic Allocation

Flash is supposed to be primary in blue and secondary in green. What are your thoughts on Dualcaster Mage and Containment Priest in this light?

White, black and red have it tertiary. They are allowed to get it when they really need it to make a creature work, usually when it has an instant-like “enter the battlefield” effect.

Black Blue Containment Priest Creatures Dualcaster Mage Enter The Battlefield Flash Green Instants Primary Red Secondary Tertiary White

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