When you combine these five themes, you get the ten two-color archetypes:

White-blue – This is the combination of go-wide with instants and sorceries, so it's focused on generating a lot of tokens, protecting them, and then boosting them. Go wide strategies aren't traditionally done in white-blue, so this is pushing into novel space.

Blue-black – This is the combination of instants and sorceries and death. The end result is a control deck that uses card advantage to slowly eke out a victory.

Black-red – This is the combination of death and aggression. This results in aggressive creature strategy where you're rewarded for having your creatures die.

Red-green – This is the combination of aggression and ramp, so it's a mid-range creature deck that makes use of some domain cards.

Green-white – This is the combination of domain and go wide. This deck splashes extra colors to use domain as a tool to reinforce your attacking army.

White-black – This is go-wide plus death, which means it's a deck about creating a lot of small creatures that you then sacrifice for value. This ends up being a slower controlling deck than most go-wide strategies.

Blue-red – This combines instants and sorceries with aggression. That leads to a tempo-based spell deck.

Black-green – This combines death and ramp. This results in a mid-range deck that makes use of the graveyard.

Red-white – This combines aggression with go-wide that results in a typical aggro creature-based strategy, red-white's bread and butter.

Green-blue – This combines ramp/domain with instants and sorceries. It results in a base green-blue deck that splashes two to three colors and makes use of big domain effects.