Weiley31
Legend
SCHOOL'S OUT FOREVER!
D&D 5E Did March of the Machine wreck D&D settings of Theros, Ravnica, and Strixhaven? Spoiler Alert.
Vaalingrade
Legend
This kind of thing is why I've grown apart from MtG's lore. It's gone the comic book route where we always have to be on the despair event horizon.
It's not enough for there to be a villain and a crisis to be solved every week, it has to be something apocalyptic that kills thousands plus some characters you like. Riddler and Joker don't just rob banks, they have to burn Gotham to the ground every month.
It's not enough for there to be a villain and a crisis to be solved every week, it has to be something apocalyptic that kills thousands plus some characters you like. Riddler and Joker don't just rob banks, they have to burn Gotham to the ground every month.
Well, at least Giada is alive again.
Henadic Theologian
Legend
Actually it dawned on me that they slsughtered most of the professors in order to make the school more truely multiversal, now that the multiverse is more interconnected, its slogan best university in the multiverse ACTUAL means something now. We could see Philosophers and Theologians from Theros & Amonkhet, Biologists from Ravnica, Engineers from Kaladesh, Historians from Kaldheim & Dominaria, Necromancers from Innistrad, Writers from Tarkir & Eldraine, etc... as new professors, maybe new colleges too and satellite campuses in other Planes.
Charlaquin
Goblin Queen (She/Her/Hers)
For RPGs yes, but Magic the Gathering is a different beast, and never stopped doing this.
Uni-the-Unicorn!
Hero
To answer the thread title: NO
Scribe
Legend
All the planes are traversable ?
Charlaquin
Goblin Queen (She/Her/Hers)
By Planeswalkers, sure.
Michael Linke
Adventurer
For RPGs, yes. The problem is these settings are also a part of the Magic the Gathering multiverse, where catastrophic metaplot changes are still to be expected.
Scribe
Legend
Sure, but that was always the case.
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