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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Michael Morris" data-source="post: 1201031" data-attributes="member: 87">They're afraid.  At Gencon 2000 I brought this very question up before Ryan Dancey.  He embarrassed the Hell out of me by deflecting the question to the room with a show of hands.  Not much support at all.  I've been in the MtG rooms and much the same sentiment has been shown over the question in, say, #apprentice on the efnet IRC system.Can a crossover be done?  I believe it can, and can be done successfully.  There are certain principles in MtG that translate very, very well into D&D.  Thankfully, these principles and concepts can be expressed many different ways, and that's what I intend to do.Art of Magic has strong structual ties to MtG, although there's a lot it doesn't include because of copyright restrictions.  However, where you to want to run games set in the MtG multiverse you will find the book indispensible.It is due for publication by ENPublishing next summer, as indicated in my 'sig.</blockquote>