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Is anyone still thinking about this concept? Some quick notes from the last time I tried to do the conversion (to 3.5e) Character classes are the more minor spellcaster type detailed on the cards (i.e. Embermage) Planeswalker is available, but as an epic only prestige class. Some divine rank...

I, too, like the MT:G universe and also share your loathing of 4th ed. Here are some of my random thoughts concerning the spell conversions: 1) Use a specific, mana-based spell class. As a character goes up in level, they gain a number of available "mana-links." These links provide mana for...

The one that I heard (and really wish would come true): Magic: The Gathering, D20.

I, for one, liked the old school module format. They were easy for pick-up games, most could be dropped into any campaign, and, if you liked the adventure, there was usually subsiquent modules.

At rank 0 they would be somewhere between a mortal and a demi-god. Probably something akin to a Saint.

Try dungeoncrafter (http://dungeoncrafter.com/)- it's a free tile-style mapper. It's the one I personally use (along with some home-made tiles) to do my dungeon mapping.

From a newbie gamer rolling up a palladin: "It says here I can turn undead. Can I turn back?" From a different newbie (who had played far to much diablo) "What level do I have to be to use the broadsword?"