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<blockquote data-quote="cooperjer" data-source="post: 7467843" data-attributes="member: 6862150">I'm not 100% positive what a product plan schedule looks like, but let's assume it starts about Two years prior to the book hitting the shelves.&nbsp; Two years feels reasonable, but it may be a little more or a little less.&nbsp; I think DMs guild had good success with MtG related releases two years ago.&nbsp; This might have prompted the idea to make a MtG related product.&nbsp; In addition, the amount of messages I had seen on SageAdvice.eu about Ebberon suggested there was a lot of interest in that setting.&nbsp; Another thing to consider is the availability of the author's time.&nbsp; Did the MtG Ravnica author have time available?&nbsp; Did the Ebberon author have time available?&nbsp; A third thing to consider is ease of rules and class development.&nbsp; If Mearls spends time generating concepts for the Ebberon setting can that same concept be used for the Ravnica setting?&nbsp; Are there any new spells created for each setting that Crawford had to adjust to hopefully ensure they work within the rules?I'm excited for both the Ravnica setting and the Ebberon setting.&nbsp; The Ravnica setting has some very interesting NPCs, such as Niv Mizzet, that add an interesting flavor to the stories told in the setting.&nbsp; I'm also excited for the Ebberon setting because my SO really enjoys that setting.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cooperjer, post: 7467843, member: 6862150"] I'm not 100% positive what a product plan schedule looks like, but let's assume it starts about Two years prior to the book hitting the shelves. Two years feels reasonable, but it may be a little more or a little less. I think DMs guild had good success with MtG related releases two years ago. This might have prompted the idea to make a MtG related product. In addition, the amount of messages I had seen on SageAdvice.eu about Ebberon suggested there was a lot of interest in that setting. Another thing to consider is the availability of the author's time. Did the MtG Ravnica author have time available? Did the Ebberon author have time available? A third thing to consider is ease of rules and class development. If Mearls spends time generating concepts for the Ebberon setting can that same concept be used for the Ravnica setting? Are there any new spells created for each setting that Crawford had to adjust to hopefully ensure they work within the rules? I'm excited for both the Ravnica setting and the Ebberon setting. The Ravnica setting has some very interesting NPCs, such as Niv Mizzet, that add an interesting flavor to the stories told in the setting. I'm also excited for the Ebberon setting because my SO really enjoys that setting. [/QUOTE]

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