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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Parmandur" data-source="post: 7989660" data-attributes="member: 6780330">Those were intentional on Wyatt's part in the end (he ran Curse of Strahd at home in Innistrad, making Strahd just an evil local Vampire Lord), but we're not foundational in either case: D&D had Curse of Strahd lined up and ready to go, and Magic had Innistrad lined up and ready to go, but nobody had talked about that beforehand and made it a concious strategy to put them out at the same time: it was literally an accident that James Wyatt took advantage of for his side project. Same with ToA and Ixalan.Weirdly, Innistrad is better suited to traditional D&D adventure than Ravenloft, and it would surprise me if WotC made that a thing I'm the fullness of time.Dominaria getting a D&D book seems like a no-brainer, and people have been asking for that for over 20 years. Magic is currently doing one new Setting and two returned Settings a year, so Dominaria returning won't be too terribly far off in the future, and a D&D tie-in for, say the 30th anniversary of Magic would be killer.I wouldn't say that the Rabiah scale is the be-all, end-all of which will get D&D tie-ins, but I doubt they will do any D&D books without coordinating with a Magic card release, and I don't think they are likely to do an RPG release for a new untested Setting, so the Rabiah scale is useful for considering what is an open possibility.</blockquote>