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I made an MtG based role-playing campaign for me and my friends to play with once. The idea was that there were 10 classes for each three color combination. PC's chose a class, and then one of the three colors to specialize in (white cleric, for example.) Your character is considerably better at abilities from your "focus" color, but also has access to abilities from the other two colors of your class (black and green, in the case of a cleric.) I gave the classes names from mtg and will explain my logic for the colors below:
Wizard
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white for the disciplined, studious nature of many wizards blue and black for obvious reasons and in-game prevalence
Artificer
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White Red and Blue, in ascending order, have always been the colors of artificers and craftsman in the mtg universe There are artificers in D&D but they're usually wizard or rogue variants. They have been an independent class at times
Monk
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European Monks are , Asian monks are , monks in MtG have appeared most in Bant colors though some have been in and . Pretty easy one.
Knight
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white for the Paladin black for the Dark Paladin and Shadow Knight red for the cocky, attention-craving adrenaline junky archetype of knights that are always seeking a bigger dragon to slay and a hotter maiden to woo. would equate to a Paladin in D&D
Cleric
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this one probably doesn't need much explanation.
Warrior
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white for the disciplined soldier red for the bloodthirsty bererker green for the most archetypical warrior personality and the whole "strong and resiliant but straightforward" thing they got goin on would equate to a fighter or barbarian in D&D
Rogue
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much like cleric, this one is pretty intuitive
Archer
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I'll edit in this one in a bit would equate to a ranger in D&D
Druid
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blue for shapeshifting ability red for the elements green for life magic
Shaman
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see cleric and rogue would equate to a Sorcerer in D&D
Shouldn't be hard to pick races for them either. There are really just 14recurring, multi-planar, humanoid races in magic:
and of course humans. Not sure which belongs where, but maybe that will help you out
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