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NOT AT ALL. Have you played Scorn? Do you like THE BACKROOMS? Duskmourn seems to scratch that horror itch in a very different way from Innistrad. I'd love a Duskmourn book. It also wouldn't conflict with Ravenloft for its niche space, if ported to D&D.

Sorry – I've never been a re-sale person of like ANYTHING in my life (I unbox amiibo and play with them, for example), so they probably feel more expensive to me than they would to someone who sells their old cards at the FLGS. I WANT THAT SO MUCH. REDWALL X D&D!

This. If Kamigawa returns for the "Death Race" set early next year (I could totally see Akira-style biker gangs drag racing around Cyberpunk Kamigawa) I would DEFINITELY count a D&D Kamigawa crossover as a high possibility. If Kamigawa isn't returning to MtG anytime soon, then I'd bank a...

Secret Lair is Whale-targeted DLC for MtG. These are highly expensive, highly limited-releases that often cross over with other properties or have some sort of famous artist collaboration or classic MtG artist from decades past. This particular Secret Lair release is 5 foil cards for $40...

I'd love more dual-school subclasses like the War Mage. Maybe a Beguiller Wizard specializing in Illusions & Enchantments? How about a Summoner Wizard specializing in Conjuration and Necromancy? A "Witch" Wizard specializing in Enchantments and Transmutations? A "Sha'ir" Wizard specializing in...

Did you skip out on 2014-2024's 5e? because this is literally the same system, just tweaked a bit.

I used the Backrooms as the part of the Outlands that touches the Far Realm.

Paladin is a culturally preferred class among Svirfneblin. In 4e, the Svirfs got Str/Con or Str/Wis, which made for great warriors of various kinds. People got angry because they're a small species with those abilities but not Dwarves. In v5.2, ability scores are de-associated from species...

Unclear. Could represent someone of mixed ancestry or just a particular appearance. I wouldn't jump to say they're an Albino of African-descent. The Psi Warrior character looks a LOT like Erin Kellyman to me; her mother is Irish (and white) and her father is Jamaican (and black). I guess I would...

Zendikar is roughly analogous to Eberron as an Adventure World, only if it was in adrift in Limbo / Elemental Chaos. Old Phyrexia & Mirrodin / New Phyrexia is an interesting "Future World" plane, a sort of Shadowfell meets Mechanus Ixalan is The Lost World + Mayaincatec Sun Empire riding...

If you're strong, you can fly; You can reach the other side of the rainbow…

If I was doing a cosmology based off of MtG, I'd probably combine and symplify: W -- Astral Sea U -- Mechanus B -- Shadowfell R -- Elemental Chaos G -- Feywild WU -- Sigil & The Outlands UB -- The Far Realm BR -- The Abyss RG -- "Prehistoric World" echo plane GW -- Arcadia WB -- The Nine Hells...

Do they not? Weren't they in the 2014 PHB? Was there some announcement that those pantheons would be cut from the 2024 core rules? And even if so, how does that make them somehow no longer in official D&D, when both sets of Core Rules are official 5e material? And beyond that, all past editions...

I could get on board with that, too. I just meant if I was going to set v5.0 as start of 5E and v5.2 as 2024/2025 new rulebooks, and was going to literally follow SRD timeline, the 5.0 SRD was 2015, and the 5.1 SRD was 2016. But v1.0 Basic Rules was 2018. I could also see a v5.0.1 as 2014...

I'd call v5.0 as 2014-2015 and v5.1 as 2016-2023, reflecting those periods of the OGL-SRD-5E. Though the final Basic Rules came out in 2018 and some people would consider 5.1 to be Tasha's given its substantial rules updates…

You see, I like magic baked into the ranger. I don't see where a non-magical ranger isn't just a Fighter or Rogue (Scout). Similarly, I feel like the main issue with lack of Warlord/Marshal is that Battle Master maneuver resources are limited in the base game (wish they were bringing over...

It shows the depth of Bytopia? And the height of Mount Celestia? Isn't depth just height from a different starting value?

So then what is your definition of making Martials actually good? I imagine porting Martial Practices over from 4e would do wonders?

I mean, Berserker is nearly as click goes boom as Champion is, and Life Domain and Evoker are as close to that as you'd ever get with spellcasters. At least Thief is crafty and tactically-minded for a Basic Rules subclass.

The OP's map? It was a blink and you miss it subliminal moment in the Barbarian video posted by WotC today on their main YT channel.