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Message: <blockquote data-quote="slobster" data-source="post: 7986107" data-attributes="member: 6693711">I think a Llorwyn/Shadowmoor return is pretty unlikely, especially given that they now have a home for almost any faerie tale type stuff in the newly created and successful Eldraine. Ravnica is probably going to be rested for a while as well, given that we just had 3 sets in a row there. Still will probably see a return to it before we return to a lot of the planes on that list. I also tend to think Alara is probably gonna be awhile before we return, but that one is mostly just because I've never been able to muster much enthusiasm for Alara.Some of the MtG planes would be really cool to see as a full D&D book, except that I'd be worried some of them overlap existing D&D IP too much for comfort. I think fans of Ravenloft would be pretty miffed to see a 5E Innistrad book before they got one, for instance, and Zendikar was literally conceived as a "D&D-type adventure world", so not sure if a campaign setting book would be cool or just redundant.A New Phyrexia book would be metal AF.I think it would be sweet to have an adventure path released that put the players as some sort of minor planeswalkers, not in control of their own shifts but taken on a tour of the multiverse to fight off a Phyrexian plot or something over the course of 20 levels. Start on Dominaria, get sucked into Ravnica during the War of the Spark, shift over to Ixalan to help Azor regain his Spark, fight off a Phyrexian attempt to compleat Emrakul on Innistrad, gather an ancient artifact on Kamigawa...Heck as long as I'm completely dreaming let the PCs cruise around on the repaired Weatherlight.Rosewater, if you are reading this, get this done and then take my damn money. Like, all of it.</blockquote>

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