dave2008
Legend
Maybe something like this: The cosmology of the Wheel and the AetherJust curious, but what do you think the connection or merging of MtG and D&D settings will ultimately look like?
Maybe something like this: The cosmology of the Wheel and the AetherJust curious, but what do you think the connection or merging of MtG and D&D settings will ultimately look like?
I thought it was you that did that. I still think that's a cool way to describe it.Maybe something like this: The cosmology of the Wheel and the Aether
Thank you! I have updated it a little bit since I posted that, but that is still the basic idea.I thought it was you that did that. I still think that's a cool way to describe it.
Thank you! I have updated it a little bit since I posted that, but that is still the basic idea.
They've already slipped references to planeswalkers into DnD, specifically the gnome artificer Vi who was, I believe, a creation of Jeremy Crawford so not one of the current planeswalkers specifically in MtG. She was in the PAX dnd games and is mentioned in a sidebar in the artificer description in the Eberron book.
that is horrific in ways beyond description.So, Elminster and Drizzt Compleated is a possibility?
No major freakouts at the idea and no backlash on the scale of the OGL scandal, not even close.
You know what, it's true that there hasn't ever really been an overwhelming freakout over the merger of the metasettings being on the table. Not everyone likes it, and most l8kely don't care.Yeah they been testing the Waters for years now, the AFR cross-over adventure between FR and Ravnica, Vi, Ellywick Tumblstrum, publishing MtG settings for D&D and FR for MtG sets, Tarkir, Theros, and Ravnican references in Fizban's Treasury of Dragon and most likely in Bigsby's Book of Giants. No major freakouts at the idea and no backlash on the scale of the OGL scandal, not even close.
I don't play or follow MtG so I have no idea what those are and how they are relevant.Far March of the Marchine and MOM: Aftermath your likely going to have to update it again.
Maybe this a little off-topic comment, but we should remember M:tG is not limited to only medieval fantasy. This means planewalkers could visit worlds with modern technology.
I think it was the latest invasion event by the Phyrexian machines. It was a sad moment for me because, at least the last time I checked it, they'd turned one of my favourite planeswalkers (Ajani) into a Phyrexian sleeper agent or something.I don't play or follow MtG so I have no idea what those are and how they are relevant.
They're doing time travel Shennanigans, that's a Death of Superman gambit.I think it was the latest invasion event by the Phyrexian machines. It was a sad moment for me because, at least the last time I checked it, they'd turned one of my favourite planeswalkers (Ajani) into a Phyrexian sleeper agent or something.
Not sure that's wise. Last time they messed around with time, a bunch of planeswalkers had to sacrifice their sparks to close a bunch of rifts which ended up making planeswalkers as a whole less powerful.They're doing time travel Shennanigans, that's a Death of Superman gambit.
I mean, probably not: my impression as someone not too bought into the Magic metaplot is that "not sure that's wise" could be their design philosophy motto.Not sure that's wise. Last time they messed around with time, a bunch of planeswalkers had to sacrifice their sparks to close a bunch of rifts which ended up making planeswalkers as a whole less powerful.
I liken it to comic books where they seem to go from one crazy event to the next.I mean, probably not: my impression as someone not too bought into the Magic metaplot is that "not sure that's wise" could be their design philosophy motto.
Love the world building and rhe game, but the plot is ludicrous.
Yeah, that's accurate. I'm getting the vibe that they are building to a new status quo wipe soon with these events.I liken it to comic books where they seem to go from one crazy event to the next.
Yeah, that's accurate. I'm getting the vibe that they are building to a new status quo wipe soon with these events.
I remember the old AD&D had got some monsters like the Phyrexians, the alien mechanical horrors known as "sheens", appeared in Dragon Magazine. These are perfect as antagonists in a D&D/Transformers crossover. (Is anybody working for Hasbro reading this?), and also for other crossovers with no-fantasy franchises.
If Phyrexians tried to invade Mechanus, the plane of Law, they would create accidentally a demiplane in the middle between Mechanus and Acheron. They could be interesting enemies in some Asian-style videogame, one of those where PCs have to destroy animated-statues-style alien monsters.