There should be only one "T" there.

Getting back on topic a bit...

If you're color blind and can't tell which click to bring a character in on, why not simply call the judge over? I know it's probably not the best idea to ask your opponent, but if you call the judge and briefly explain to him "Hey, I'm color blind and can't tell, which click does this Solo Adventure come in on?" I'm sure you won't have a problem.

Judges aren't just for rules disputes, they're usually nice people and a functional resource to make your game experience that much more enjoyable.

Thats why I spell it: Myk.

Dang it, now you've got that song stuck in my head!

One of my players is color blind and is constantly asking if things are Flurry or Charge (or what have you).

Not me because...

...I excel at doing this. I actually delight in getting songs stuck in people's heads.

As a matter of fact, I have which so far as never failed to work on one particular HCR user. Let's just see if he reads this post:

Oh mama, I'm in fear for my life from the long arm of the law.
Lawman has put an end to my running, and I'm so far from my home.
Oh mama, I can hear you a-crying. you're so scared and all alone
Hangman is coming down from the gallows, and I don't have very long.

I refer you to the following post:

I don't mind, of course, since I fully admit that I deserve it.

Oh god. And now I'm confused.

I think I remember you saying Sam, but someone else told me Mike when I said I forgot and asked "Who is that guy over there?"

Now I just don't know.

Harupa it is!

Yeah, this one kind of affects me. I'm colour blind, so I have all the older (uncarded) dials typed out as to what the powers are.

My g/f did that for the Gauntlet and the Book of the Skull, as well. Now I got a piece of paper telling me what is on each click.

To get around the cheating aspect of things, I did a "colour wheel" type thing with cardboard. A small window shows what each click has, without being able to see the rest of the dial .