D&D 5E Will WotC produce a Plane Shift: Kaladesh document?

[Aetherpunk]

Well, I tweeted to him when I ordered the artbook and asked if there would be a Plane Shift: Kaladesh to "sweeten the deal", and he liked my tweet.

I'm [MENTION=13253]Jarrod[/MENTION]theRed btw

I'm currently trying to finalize a system to draw mana needed for spells from specific terrain, and homebrew Zendikar/Innistrad/Kaladesh variants for the Druid (Wild Shape does not capture the flavor at all; I say Totem Armor/beast&plant summoning for Zendikar, Familiar for Innistrad, and bestial construct-building for Kaladesh, but working out the logistics hurts my brain.

For Kaladesh, I imagine there would have to be a lot of class substitutions. Sorcerers & Warlocks should be the only traditional spellcasters on Kaladesh, while Druid gets a facelift, and characters rely more on a sharper version of tool sets and crafting abilities to build constructs, mend items, heat metal, forge weapons, etc and Aether play some role as a resource given to each character as an allowance to animate or otherwise empower crafted items.

Ironically, shortly after the release of Art of Magic the Gathering: Kaladesh, we got an UA for an Artificer class, but even it would need to be strongly tweaked to fit Kaladesh.

 

[MechaTarrasque]

According to http://www.sageadvice.eu/, Planeshift: Kaladesh will be coming out February 16.

 

[SkidAce]

SWEET! Thanks for the info.

 

[cbwjm]

wicked. I know nothing of Kaladesh, but I like reading about the planes and seeing their take on adapting 5e to the setting.

 

[robus]

Something I've found missing in the Kaladesh book is more description of the other lands. It's focused on the main city with just little bit beyond. So as a campaign setting it's seeming a bit light hopefully the planeshift PDF will fill in some blanks...