Nowhere Fast

Reverse Math

I don’t need a hat of disguise what I need is a disguise!!

Do I really want to dress up like a Cat from…what’s that musical?

Candy Carrots! That’s what they call Candy Corn right?

Truly inspired. But what will the future hold? Oh Travis, we love you.

I didn’t much like the shards and liked the plane made of the combined shards even less. The shards aren’t cohesive – they don’t feel like they deepen and enhance the nature of one another’s worlds (unlike the guilds of Ravnica and the wedges of Tarkir) and when combined they become incoherent.

Otaria in Dominaria

Had the worst worldbuilding flavour out of all of magic to me. The cultures and races didn’t seem to have any complexity to them and the interaction between them didn’t seem to offer a fleshed out world. It felt more like the worldbuilding was filled in around mechanical constraints. Otarian goblins are the most boring goblins in the history of magic, the wizards aren’t a culture etc. I liked the cephalids though.

Amonkhet

its just hanging out w/ its gorgeous sunset colors…..

eating some grapes…

In today’s information gathering, I’m interested to hear what planes you want to visit in an upcoming Standard-legal set. Here’s how I would like you to respond. Please list, in order, your favorites from one up to five. You can list less than five, but please restrict yourself to five answers. Number 1 should be the plane you most want to see us visit in the future. 

If you’re interested you may also tell me why you want to return to that plane. You can list any known plane including ones we’ve never visited before. I need names of existing planes though and not “wild west plane”. 

Here’s an example:

1. Innistrad - It’s my favorite plane

2. Fiora - I love Conspiracy and would like to see Fiora in a Standard-legal set.

3. Tarkir - Go back, but there better be clans.

4. Rath - I don’t know how you’d do it, but I’d love it.

5. Alara - More Esper please.

I would love to get a lot of data, so please pass this along to your Magic friends to answer as well.

2. Dominiara, specifically Jamuraa. I think it had the most beautiful creative aspect (art + flavor text) of any sets in magic history.

3. Innistrad. For me the most thematic and flavorful design work ever done. I loved both the take on traditional gothic and Lovecraftian horror. Would be interested in colonial or postcolonial horror although maybe that would need another plane.

4.  Lorwyn/Shadowmoor with a top down flavor approach to fairytales rather than a mechanics first approach to tribal and color matters.

Through the sea.

Swim like an eagle,