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Excellent! I know it will disappoint some people, but this is exactly what I wanted out of a Ravnica D&D setting. I mean, if they later want to put out a product adding color magic or Planeswalkers to D&D, that'd be fine. But I'd want it to be its own, optional thing, not a fundamental part of...

Almost all of the above, assuming the specific content looked interesting to me. Maybe not NPCs, and the "common magic items" would have to be pretty extensive. But at least potentially, everything else.

You're not paying for playtest material. Based on what's been said, the PDF will be updated as the mechanics are finalized, and once you've bought a PDF on DMs Guild, you have access to updated versions for free. So essentially you're pre-paying for the final book, and between now and when the...

I want a sidebar discussing "color magic" and Planeswalkers... And for them to appear nowhere else in the book. I'm interested in "Ravnica envisioned as a purely D&D setting," not "D&D meets Magic: the Gathering." So I'd rather they rework Ravnica to work with D&D magic and D&D classes, rather...

Having done a lot of research into Ravnica way back when I was writing Agents of Artifice, I have to say that it could make a fascinating D&D setting. This isn't anything I saw coming, and might not have been my first choice, but I don't think it's a bad thing, and it could be amazingly cool...

Hrm. Other than a ring of spell storing and a cooperative cleric in the group... No, I'm not really seeing any way to go about it by RAW.

I feel like you're probably using different criteria than I am. :p Just for instance, I have almost no interest in random encounters/combat for combat's sake. I want, oh, 95% of my combats in a D&D game to advance the plot, or at least be of a nature where it wouldn't make sense for the...

Ew. No. Few things ruin a game session for me more than an unfun combat encounter. (But then, I'm also quite happy to have an entire session of pure RP or problem-solving, without a single die being picked up.)

Just to be "That Guy" for a minute... ;) The cleric smashed the sleeping goblin for 6 hp of damage? Did he just roll really poorly, or did you guys forget that any successful hit on an unconscious creature, from an attacker within 5 feet, is an auto-crit?

I totally get that. I think it's partly down to what people are looking to get out of a video game. If what you want is the actual play experience, then watching others play is absolutely not going to do it for you. But for me, what I want is the story, the character interaction. (Also just to...

Ah. Yeah, as much as I absolutely adore DA:I, I can't argue that it--that all the DA games, to some extent--can get grindy in parts. I can't actually say what style of play I prefer, because I get 99% of my video game experience by watching Let's Plays on Youtube. For a variety of reasons, I...

Were what? You've got me curious about the missing word(s). DA:I is an amazing game, and I've honestly never run across anyone who disliked it.

And many are basically D&D with just enough tweaks to 1) make sure there's something new for everyone, and 2) avoid legal issues. I mean, I love the Dragon Age series, but let's be real. That's a D&D setting with some setting-specific rules tweaks. (And there are some D&D-specific...

Side-quest to find a scroll or some other one-time use of greater restoration. Make solving the problem part of the adventure.

Trust me, if I could figure out how to make it work and get away with it, I have a list... ;)

I do really hope the pronouncements of BioWare's doom are premature, though. I'll be exceedingly unhappy if we don't get a solid Dragon Age 4. :(

I actually really want to move. Not because of the city itself; I love the city. I just can't handle this climate anymore. I would kill to move to the PNW.

Dang. If I'd known this was happening--here in Austin, no less--I'd have tried to weasel my way aboard in some capacity. ;)

You know, I get the curiosity. I'm curious, too. But when Rich himself has said that he doesn't think there's enough left of the setting remaining untapped to make it interesting, I'm inclined to think he knows what he's talking about. Remember that only the first place setting was ever...

And of course, Burlew was already Rich. ... I'll see myself out.