What does the dual color rune cost mean on units and spells?
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Ruling: A dual color rune cost means you can pay that power cost with power of either color shown in the symbol. For example, a dual red/purple cost of 2 can be paid with 2 purple, 2 red, or 1 of each.
Nuances:
- If a card required both colors separately, it would show separate red and purple symbols rather than a combined dual-color symbol
- Single-power dual-domain costs (like 1 power that can be either color) exist and demonstrate this is the intended interpretation
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