I know you've put all 10 'guilds' on equal footing here, but I think there is an additional dimension that can be added here, which is the allied vs. enemy colours. I've done a lot of thinking about this following your article, and there is definitely a sort of implied harmony in the allied colour combinations (for the uninitiated, that is those which are beside each other on the wheel) vs. the enemy ones, which I believe may lead to a lot more inner conflict. I'm no psychologist, but all I'm suggesting is that a personality based on UR or WB combinations is potentially more unstable. This could be why creative geniuses
I know you've put all 10 'guilds' on equal footing here, but I think there is an additional dimension that can be added here, which is the allied vs. enemy colours. I've done a lot of thinking about this following your article, and there is definitely a sort of implied harmony in the allied colour combinations (for the uninitiated, that is those which are beside each other on the wheel) vs. the enemy ones, which I believe may lead to a lot more inner conflict. I'm no psychologist, but all I'm suggesting is that a personality based on UR or WB combinations is potentially more unstable. This could be why creative geniuses