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<blockquote data-quote="cbwjm" data-source="post: 8289363" data-attributes="member: 6788732"><p>I do remember the book where the mages were going around collecting &quot;lands&quot; I wouldn't worry too much about it though, I'd keep it simple and integrate it with 5e so that you attune to a land and it boosts your spellcasting rather than ramping up your spellcasting by &quot;playing lands&quot;. It would be a spirit of MtG rather than a direct translation of the card game mechanics into DnD. So in my basic ideas, a necromancer ties themselves to a source of black mana (a swamp), a druid is likely tying themselves to the forest they watch over. Wizards might tie themselves to islands or mountains but an abjurer might attune to a source of white mana which boosts the potency of the protective spells. It provides an in-game reason for a caster to focus on specific types of magic while also not limiting them to that specific magic. An abjurer's white magic spells might be more powerful but they can still throw out a fireball if needed. They might also glow with white magic when certain detections spells are cast on them.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="cbwjm, post: 8289363, member: 6788732"] I do remember the book where the mages were going around collecting "lands" I wouldn't worry too much about it though, I'd keep it simple and integrate it with 5e so that you attune to a land and it boosts your spellcasting rather than ramping up your spellcasting by "playing lands". It would be a spirit of MtG rather than a direct translation of the card game mechanics into DnD. So in my basic ideas, a necromancer ties themselves to a source of black mana (a swamp), a druid is likely tying themselves to the forest they watch over. Wizards might tie themselves to islands or mountains but an abjurer might attune to a source of white mana which boosts the potency of the protective spells. It provides an in-game reason for a caster to focus on specific types of magic while also not limiting them to that specific magic. An abjurer's white magic spells might be more powerful but they can still throw out a fireball if needed. They might also glow with white magic when certain detections spells are cast on them. [/QUOTE]

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