29. Almost every "Magic: The Gathering" card has a colour. Some have more than one, and some have none at all, but most have just one. Which of the five colours of "Magic: The Gathering" is associated with order, discipline, and unity?
From Quiz The Colours of "Magic: The Gathering"
Answer:
White
White is the colour of purity and order. White is known for having angels and deeply religious creatures, devoted to their gods and causes. This does not make white "good", though. White can be dictatorial, and will harshly suppress heresy and dissent.
Abilities often associated with white are Lifelink and Defender. White plays a slower, longer game than the other colours. It gains life easily, and has creatures and other methods explicitly designed to prevent enemies from attacking.
White creatures are usually quite weak individually, but can be improved en masse to be scary. A classic white card is "Honor of the Pure", which gives all white creatures +1/+1.
White usually stalls the game while building up a large, strong army, or to bring in powerful angels, and then attacks with large waves of creatures. White's weakness is that it may become too defensive, and lack any offence to finish the game.