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<blockquote data-quote="Ibrandul" data-source="post: 8277482" data-attributes="member: 6871736"><p>In the '90s, there were Star Trek / X-Men crossover comics and a novel. I confess I never managed to be much of a fan of either the X-Men or Star Trek—but if I had been a fan of either or even of both, I would have HATED those crossovers.</p><p></p><p>But I guess someone must have loved them. Maybe it was your D&D group?</p><p></p><p>I prefer there to be some uncrossable boundaries—or rather, boundaries that should be crossed only with great care, and if you can't cross them with that much care then it's best not to cross them. I loved the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen comics, but I don't want D&D to work that way.</p><p></p><p>And not all "inclusive" multiverses are created equal. Here's a line from that Ixalan appendix on color mana in D&D: "Color is a fundamental organizing principle of the Multiverse, closely linked with everything from physical geography to human personality." If that's not true of the Multiverse (in its entirety, no exceptions), then you're not playing in the MTG Multiverse. And if it <em>is</em> true of the Multiverse, then you're not playing in the D&D Multiverse.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ibrandul, post: 8277482, member: 6871736"] In the '90s, there were Star Trek / X-Men crossover comics and a novel. I confess I never managed to be much of a fan of either the X-Men or Star Trek—but if I had been a fan of either or even of both, I would have HATED those crossovers. But I guess someone must have loved them. Maybe it was your D&D group? I prefer there to be some uncrossable boundaries—or rather, boundaries that should be crossed only with great care, and if you can't cross them with that much care then it's best not to cross them. I loved the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen comics, but I don't want D&D to work that way. And not all "inclusive" multiverses are created equal. Here's a line from that Ixalan appendix on color mana in D&D: "Color is a fundamental organizing principle of the Multiverse, closely linked with everything from physical geography to human personality." If that's not true of the Multiverse (in its entirety, no exceptions), then you're not playing in the MTG Multiverse. And if it [I]is[/I] true of the Multiverse, then you're not playing in the D&D Multiverse. [/QUOTE]
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