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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Henadic Theologian" data-source="post: 8604515" data-attributes="member: 7030526">Out of the city there are tons of ruins from fallen Kingdoms to explore and pockets of Phyrexian Horror, and the city itself has various hidden places to act as dungeons. Rhinox, Leonin reprint, somekind of Devil folk that aren't necessarily evil, various kinds of bird folk, Fairies, horned elves, Vampire (Dhampyr reprint), Cephilids (humaniod Octopus people), Orgers, more human like Angels, and Viashino are all possible races (did I leave any out?)  But if any set among sets being released this year, besides the Baldur Gate sets (FR is getting two related but different sets, one paper and one altered and expanded for Arena), get a D&D setting book it's most likely Dominaria, simply because it's the oldest, most iconic MtG setting, with the most lore, races, etc... and it's getting both a setting updating the setting this year, but a set that explores one of its most beloved time periods that has never been explore directly in a card set, Brother's War. Don't get me wrong I prefer New Capenna, I'm loving the sound track, including the Riveteers and Obscura anthems and cards in the set, and while there are major problems with the story (like why are there Angels in the card set, when the Angels are supposed to be gone in the story), I think the setting has potential.  I will note that this is I believe the first none Forgotten Realms setting card sets (New Capenna set & it's Commander Deck set) to have the Bard creature type in it, including Kit Katanno whose an awesome Leonin singer is both a Druid and Bard.</blockquote>

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