D&D 5E Will WotC produce a Plane Shift: Kaladesh document?

[SkidAce]

The book has been out for a couple of weeks.

 

[robus]

I'm going to say yes. Wyatt seems to enjoy making them... I don't think the Innistrad one came out on day one? Also as this is new IP perhaps it's a bit trickier?

Still wish they'd publish a map for each one though...

 

[robus]

Did you get the book? Haven't seen it in the flesh yet...

 

[Jester David]

It's less WotC and more something James Wyatt is doing, likely in his free time. So who knows? Depends on his schedule I imagine.

 

[flametitan]

Don't forget that he wrote Innistrahd because he was already doing a campaign in Innistrahd. The document was basically his house rules for it that he figured he'd put online. I want to say this was true of Zendikar as well, but I can't remember.

This makes Kaladesh a little more difficult for him to do, as if I recall he didn't intend to set a D&D game there.

 

[SkidAce]

Did you get the book? Haven't seen it in the flesh yet...

Why yes I did.

 

[Parmandur]

Maybe that's why the Artificer UA?

 

[robus]

He's on twitter, so people who use that (not me) could ask him

https://mobile.twitter.com/aquelajames

 

[robus]

And while we're waiting for that. Looks like they're working on another one:

The Art of Magic: The Gathering - Amonkhet
by James Wyatt

http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/news/announcing-art-magic-gathering-amonkhet-2016-11-02

 

[robus]

A bit of googling did have me stumble on this nugget:

Wyatt: I will admit that I am thinking about Plane Shift: Kaladesh now that The Art of Magic: The Gathering—Kaladesh is at the printer! But it’s a challenge, and still churning in my brain. And I can barely think beyond that point, let alone talk about it, so we’ll have to see how it pans out.

From this interview about Innistrad.