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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 6315093" data-attributes="member: 20323">[MENTION=19675]Dannyalcatraz[/MENTION]A late reply, but I think you're certainly on to something. Google-fu is failing me now, but there's a GREAT blog out there with a concept post about converting M:tG using 4e D&D rules. I'll look again to see if I can stumble upon it, lots of great ideas there, not just for M:tG, but for hacking 4e in general.And it makes sense that folks feel 4e's rules don't feel quite like D&D (or at least that they would be better suited to a different genre). You see the beginnings of the 4e system in Star Wars SAGA after all, and some have alleged SAGA was - from a design perspective - where they tested out ideas for 4e.Personally, I tend to see D&D defined by its lore and playstyle rather than its rules. Not that all rules are created equal (they most emphatically are not), but that the first thing that comes to mind when invited to play D&D is not "which version?", rather I think of cracking jokes about the bard and coming up with ridiculous uses for captive kobolds.</blockquote>