Ravnica, in essence, is a giant city that spans the globe. Let's touch on the third for a moment, and bare with me as I keep this very simple for review purposes and not to spoil much. The first is to give you more options outside the current D&D landscape, the second is to give MTG players a chance to interact with D&D and vice-versa, and the third is to put players in a scenario they haven't experienced before. I would say that this book serves three specific purposes. Knowing Ravnica is cool, but it is not the end-all-be-all of using this guide. Do you need to know what's going on in Magic: The Gathering in order to use Guildmasters' Guide to Ravnica? No! I've been playing MTG for over two decades of my life, and even I don't know what the hell is happening in the game and with the storylines half the time. He was one of the lead planners for D&D Fourth Edition and one of the first originators of the Eberron Campaign Setting and has composed and co-created many game enhancements.So let's break the ice on this for a moment. James Wyatt is an honor dominating match fashioner at Wizards of the Coast and presently stands firm on the foothold of Design Manager for Dungeons and Dragons. They have existed for centuries, and every one has its own personality and urban capacity, its own assorted assortment of races and animals, and its own particular subculture. These societies are the groundwork of force on Ravnica. Through everything, ten societies - criminal organizations, logical foundations, church orders, military powers, legal courts, humming swarms, and rampaging groups, strive for influence, abundance, and impact. Packaged against the climate, the cosmopolitan residents in the entirety of their awesome variety approach their day-to-day business in clamoring markets and shadowy back rear entryways. A ceaseless dimness of terrible downpour looms over the towers of Ravnica.
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