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<blockquote data-quote="Meech17" data-source="post: 9388029" data-attributes="member: 7044459">I'm not too sure about that.. Just from the fact that WOTC is really... Really bad at expanding on these sorts of things. They have been apparently trying, and failing to get some sort of MTG movie or show off the ground for years. The D&amp;D Movie, Baldur's Gate 3, Descent into Avernus, and Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate were all spaced in a way that made it seem like they had no faith in any one of the products. They should have been an easy home-run for using four separate mediums to make Baldur's Gate and the Forgotten Realms a house hold name. I think what it really is, is the fact that WOTC employs a ton of really creative designers and artists, and MTG has been in a weird space as of late, where they're just throwing whatever they can think of at the wall to see what sticks. The last two sets were Villainous Cowboys, and a Murder Mystery Clue Tie-In. If this set is well constructed, and has a strong limited environment, and good cards for multiple formats, it'll be a huge success. Millennials seem to make up a big part of the core base for the game, and Redwall was super popular among them. I've never read the series myself.. Funny enough. I'm of the age, and I used to read a lot of fantasy, I just never got into Redwall.. But with that said a lot of people I know and interact with are suuuuuuuper hyped on this set. With that said.. If it is a huge success, and sells like crazy.. I'd bet on WOTC failing to capitalize on it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Meech17, post: 9388029, member: 7044459"] I'm not too sure about that.. Just from the fact that WOTC is really... Really bad at expanding on these sorts of things. They have been apparently trying, and failing to get some sort of MTG movie or show off the ground for years. The D&D Movie, Baldur's Gate 3, Descent into Avernus, and Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate were all spaced in a way that made it seem like they had no faith in any one of the products. They should have been an easy home-run for using four separate mediums to make Baldur's Gate and the Forgotten Realms a house hold name. I think what it really is, is the fact that WOTC employs a ton of really creative designers and artists, and MTG has been in a weird space as of late, where they're just throwing whatever they can think of at the wall to see what sticks. The last two sets were Villainous Cowboys, and a Murder Mystery Clue Tie-In. If this set is well constructed, and has a strong limited environment, and good cards for multiple formats, it'll be a huge success. Millennials seem to make up a big part of the core base for the game, and Redwall was super popular among them. I've never read the series myself.. Funny enough. I'm of the age, and I used to read a lot of fantasy, I just never got into Redwall.. But with that said a lot of people I know and interact with are suuuuuuuper hyped on this set. With that said.. If it is a huge success, and sells like crazy.. I'd bet on WOTC failing to capitalize on it. [/QUOTE]

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