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Message: <blockquote data-quote="coffeeswiller" data-source="post: 9596971" data-attributes="member: 18371">This MtG set does really feel like another era, more 'fantastical' fantasy built with older tropes. I bought all three of the MtG crossover books, Ravnica, Theros, and Strixhaven. I played campaigns in Ravnica and Theros. Both of these were great. My only complaint was that the worlds seemed limited. There was no sense of scale to Ravnica - how big is the plane? Yes it's a big sprawling single city, but how big? A small planet city? Just a super big city like Mexico City? No real maps other than one of the Tenth District, nor addressed in the text. And that works in Magic but falls short in D&D. Theros also felt similarly limited, but it did have a map and it was comparable in size to the ancient Mediterranean. As for Strixhaven... barely read anything in it. But these aren't the only MtG content they created. They also did free PDFs for Amonkhet, Zendikar, and a couple others. The content was good, detailing the races and a little bit more. Overall, I'm cautiously optimistic that this will be good. I'm hoping that they produce follow up content, which they did not do for the others.</blockquote>