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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Remathilis" data-source="post: 7753851" data-attributes="member: 7635">I think you're both wrong.There was some implication of crossover, but aside from a few forum posters here, I never saw any reference to MTG in regards to the setting(s) being revealed. The only reason we know about Ravnica is because an Amazon store jumped the gun and put a presale up on a physical product that will go on sale in 4 months. We don't know about any classic D&D settings yet because a.) there is no physical product or b.) its release will be in 2019 and thus way too early to put on Amazon. My wager is both. We could end up with a playtest for Eberron until the book comes out in April of 2019. Or get some sort of web-series detailing different settings. Or a new Manual of the Planes, or a the oft-mentioned "Guide to the D&D Multiverse" style book next year. All of those things could be announced tomorrow and they wouldn't affect the Ravnica stuff this year.All we know is a.) the Mythical 4th D&D book in 2018 is real and b.) its an MTG crossover setting. We also know Nathan Stewart has heavily implied one or more D&D settings that will satisfy the "hardcore D&D fanbase". This leads me to believe the other shoe will drop.We WILL get an MTG setting as something new/fresh for D&D.We WILL get at least one classic setting back in some form or another.We will know the extent of both tomorrow.Until then, I remain optimistic for Eberron and Ravnica (perhaps the artificer class can appear in both). <img src="https://media.giphy.com/media/3o7aCRloybJlXpNjSU/giphy.gif" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" /></blockquote>

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