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A full mock-up of one of the cards I made based on the 2021 Annual, with more credit than normal to Phil Srobeighn for wrestling the MDFC frame into cooperation.
 
Having the two queens literally be two sides of the same card felt thematically appropriate.

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Aster Myriad

@Phil Srobeighn
From my understanding.
What unite Green/White are community/collectivism/conformism. I disagree with your claim of “more traditional = more formal”, tradition is when old ways are continued/passed-down (and they change or “evolve” over time). Green values history, heritage and keeping things as they are. White is willing to change things (abandon traditions) if it means making things better for the greater good. Blue cares not for tradition, but for progress.
Agriculture (farming/harvesting) is both White/Green. In MtG Karametra the god of harvests is White/Green. White is the color of civilization, it is willing to cut down a forest if it means it can farm to feed the many. Mono-Green would rather preserve the forest (and maybe hunt/gather).
Strongest = chieftain could also be Red.
Inherited leadership could also be Green, but monarchies could also be White/Black.
I’m not familiar with this storyline either, so I hope someone who is will join this conversation.
Also, Katherina’s flavor text references wisdom, which is associated with Green (old knowledge).
Phil Srobeighn
The End wasn't The End - Found a new home after the great exodus of 2012

@Aster Myriad
I could be wrong here, but I’d say tradition is one of the things that unite green and white as allied colors. The more traditional, the more formal it becomes, the more white it becomes (to the point white-blue gets trapped in it).
We have a harvest festival for the farming community: Green
We have a harvesttime holiday for the urban society with year-round food access because we’ve always had a late autumn festival: White
The strongest hunter is our chieftain, which we honor by tradition: Green
The descendant of the ancient royal family is our monarch, to whom we legally owe fealty: White
I’m not familiar with this storyline, but the presence of guards indicates to me this is more of the white, legalist tradition.