You only have to meet threshold of cards, it does not factor into the actual 'cost' aspect. In HEX, if you had the similar of two Ruby shards, and two Blood shards, and had a resource count of four, you would be able to play both of those cards. If you had two cards costing RR and RB in Magic but only had two Mountains and two Swamps, you'd only be able to cast one of those cards.
In HEX, you're limited by threshold and separately, resource count. In Magic, you're limited by the number of coloured lands you have in play to cast spells. It's similar but fundamentally different. To be frank, HEX differentiated itself from Magic right from the onset.
#HEX SHARDS OF FATE LAWSUIT LICENSE#
That is why we brought this lawsuit and why we are happy to announce its resolution through a settlement and license that both protects the valuable intellectual property of Magic: The Gathering and allows Cryptozoic and Hex to move forward with Hex: Shards of Fate,” said Wizards of the Coast CEO, Greg Leeds." However, we will not hesitate to take action to protect our intellectual property and the amazing work of hundreds of dedicated Magic team members around the world.
“Wizards of the Coast has always welcomed new games to the trading card game genre, and we encourage TCG fans to not only play Magic, but to try many different games. “We believe that the gaming community will benefit from knowing that Hex: Shards of Fate is no longer subject to litigation.” “We recognize that Wizards owns valuable intellectual property in Magic: The Gathering, are happy to have this matter settled and excited to move forward with Hex: Shards of Fate,” said Hex Entertainment President and CEO Cory Jones.
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