Black Hound Master

[gadu]

Isn't it unusual that the card named "Black Hound" shows a picture of a white hound and Black Hound Master is surrounded by white hounds and Black Hound Master's text says he is a male, but the cloths and body type is female... I think... could be a flat chest.

[Icyglare]

Reminds me of Jealousy from FMA a bit.

[Shirozaki]

Black Hound, figure of british folklore, sometimes known as Gwyllgi, Moddey Dhoo, Old Shuck of Suffolk, Cŵn Annwn, Gytrash (as known from Jane Eyre), and the Sith Grim (as featured in Harry Potter), name not necessarily referring to its colour.

[CainHyde]

+1 point for our forum personal Archive.

[Callonia]

Black Hound, figure of british folklore, sometimes known as Gwyllgi, Moddey Dhoo, Old Shuck of Suffolk, Cŵn Annwn, Gytrash (as known from Jane Eyre), and the Sith Grim (as featured in Harry Potter), name not necessarily referring to its colour.

Gotta ask, how do you know all this stuff xD

[Shirozaki]

I'm an author, I ought to know my craft.

But this specific debate isn't anything new. "Black Hound" is a collective term for the above mentioned figures and many more canine harbringers of death (Some of them belong to the fey folk), and every time a black hound is pictured in any other colour than black someone feels compelled to point that the black hound isn't black.
Or as Tom Siddell put it:

Also, congratulations to those of you to point out only one of these dogs is actually black.

[Muklas]

So I'm not the only one that reads Gunnerkrieg Court then? Good to know.