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Cuz I've not played that specific game for a long time, and seeing them again, even from a picture, screws with me.
So brown is an option, but I need to create 4 (or 5?) new colored sets of crystals that I want to be distinguishable from the exiting ones color wise.
So maybe something like brown, yellow/orange - there are only very few orange tones available, so it might end too yellow/red/brown..., dark violet/blue/red - similar problem like with orange, dark green - might end up beeing turquoise, white, you see?
It's not that easy to find some additional color schms that really look good and are distinguishable. I already had that problem with the existing ones.