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Ok... Firstly, DiTerlizzi is not known solely for his Planescape art. It was his first big project, but DiTerlizzi has created many pieces for Magic the Gathering. It absolutely made sense to bring onboard Tony for a D&D MTG set, as he has made some of the best art for both projects...

I have read on the subject and I think that is exaggerated somewhat... but it's really not worth debating much honestly.

As others have said, for me it's the difference between Star Trek (albeit Star Trek with Treasure Planet aesthetic/tech) and Pirates of the Caribbean. Both can be absolute gobs of fun, and I don't even think tone is that important to either; either genre can do horror, suspense, comedy, thrill...

I'll be honest... the creators I most respect who have created worlds are those that end up not being that protective about them later. The real world moves on, and the original audience matures and new younger generations move in too. The creators that keep trying to protect their IP as a...

Hey I won't lie, it's something I want. The price point is a little dodgy for me to support, as I think the release could have been a bit cheaper if it was the same but in one book instead of a slipcase. So due to that I probably won't be getting it for some time.

Yeah as other have said, no idea until reading either book.

I will say, although both sides have their points, we can't definitively prove either, so maybe it's just best to let it go. Like, I believe there's probably at least a little tension between T&H and WotC, but I can't PROVE it, so it's not worth going to deep into it.

True, but I think you can also sail directly to the place itself. Much like sailing to Asgard in the MCU, I think you can sail to Mount Celestia.

I do think we should be clear about what "For Free" means in this context. You are talking about piracy. Yes it's free, but it is at minimum unethical if not illegal.

Well, for me, Thor when they go cosmic really SCREAMS Spelljammer to me. Great blend of sci-fi and fantasy.

I'll add, I feel very vindicated. I guessed like two years ago that if Spelljammer came, the Phlogiston would be ditched in favor of the Astral, and it's fun to be right about something so inconsequential.

I don't really understand this comment?

A year ago at this point, few people were confident in Dragonlance (despite the new novels). Biggest indicator of a new setting will be a UA, which drop at least 6 months before a product's release. But if a classic setting is still coming next year, it's hard to imagine anything that isn't...

I'm giving Dark Sun an underdog chance, but yeah Planescape seems like the likeliest classic setting to show up next.