Whats Your Favorite Color?

Last time I was asked this question I almost found myself in the Gorge of Eternal Peril. Never again! 

I will say I'm partial to blue, black or white, though...

What a great first rare!  Mine was Sanctifier of Souls.  Had it in almost every white deck until it rotated out.

I said blue.  Which is interesting to me since back when I played paper I tended to build black/green.

In this game I lean more toward control builds and blue tends to be a part of those (often in multicolored context).

Before Ixalan white was my favorite. After Ixalan, blue is my favorite (standard). White lacks viable creatures post Ixalan. 
@Dodecapod I think blue and red benefited the most in new updates. The most powerful cards in standard right now are red/blue.

MADAFAKA said:

Before Ixalan white was my favorite. After Ixalan, blue is my favorite (standard). White lacks viable creatures post Ixalan. 
@Dodecapod I think blue and red benefited the most in new updates. The most powerful cards in standard right now are red/blue.

Hmm, interesting assessment; I should probably have qualified that a big part of my viewing red as the weakest color comes from the lack of key cycling cards (e.g. green has Monitor, white has Cast Out, black has Faith, and blue has the kitchen sink), which in a competitive sense is a non-starter, but it's also true that Ixalan block has some very powerful red creatures like Etali, Tilonalli's Skinshifter, and Lannery Storm, among others, and it has uncharacteristically strong mana-fixing in Zacama and Storm the Vault.  Maybe it's a little too broad of a generalization, but for the most part, any non-cycling AKH/HOU options don't even register in the evaluation of that block's color comparisons for me, since no other strategy in Standard seems likely to be able to compete on par with cycling in the long run as long as AKH remains legal.

Looking ahead to the post-AKH environment, I'm still a little iffy on the lack of a reliable single-target removal spell to replace Unlicensed Disintegration or Inner Struggle from older sets, and traditionally red always lags behind at least 3 other colors (white being the exception) in terms of card advantage, but maybe Dominaria will help fill in those gaps a little, and either way it'll be fun to see what new possibilities open up once AKH rotates out of Standard.  I'd love to see a resurgence of red-focused decks amidst the seeming sea of Kiora and Bolas strategies inundating the landscape right now, although perhaps for the sake of everyone's sanity any potential comeback should still fall a bit short of the SOI block Olivia/GRB/Ulrich days.

As for blue, I agree completely; even beyond having the best cycling tools and cards like Pull from Tomorrow (which is almost as strong), my view of where it stands in Ixalan begins and ends with River's Rebuke, although regaining unconditional bounce spells in the 5-6 mana range for the first time in about 2 years and getting a couple of the best transforming supports (Azcanta and Storm the Vault) don't exactly hurt either.  As a fervently anti-blue player in paper, it pains me to admit it, but I don't see blue's relative dominance diminishing any time soon, since card advantage wins games and blue typically has that in spades for next to no mana investment in this game.

Out of curiosity, how would you evaluate the best options in red and blue right now, where do you see the other colors falling?

Kinesia said:

This seems relevant if people want more to think about! https://medium.com/s/story/the-mtg-color-wheel-c9700a7cf36d

I don't find the authors description of green entirely accurate, yes harmony is important to green but not essential to green. Strength is essential whether in numbers (white) or in raw physical ability (red), Destiny is the most essential thing in green ultimately though.