Dungeons & Dragons Set in Magic: The Gathering's Ravnica is Coming

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A Magic: The Gathering & Dungeons & Dragons crossover is coming, and now we have the first details thanks to Amazon. The retail giant may have inadvertently leaked plans for the epic fantasy crossover between two of Wizards of the Coast's biggest franchises.

Today, D&D and MTG fans have discovered an Amazon listing for a D&D book titled Guildmaster's Guide to Ravnica. Ravnica is one of Magic's most popular settings. It's a plane known for its fantastical cityscapes, magic, and guilds. The book's listing specifically calls it a campaign setting, which would make the publication the first full campaign setting book since Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide.

Here's the book's description: "A perpetual haze of dreary rain hangs over the spires of Ravnica. Bundled against the weather, the cosmopolitan citizens in all their fantastic diversity go about their daily business in bustling markets and shadowy back alleys. Through it all, ten guilds--crime syndicates, scientific institutions, church hierarchies, military forces, judicial courts, buzzing swarms, and rampaging gangs--vie for power, wealth, and influence. These guilds are the foundation of power on Ravnica. They have existed for millennia, and each one has its own identity and civic function, its own diverse collection of races and creatures, and its own distinct subculture. Their history is a web of wars, intrigue, and political machinations as they have vied for control of the plane."

Amazon listings for dice and map packs have also been discovered.

The news isn't surprising since Wizards of the Coast is also planning to release three new Magic expansions set in Ravnica starting with Guilds of Ravnica this fall.

Guildmaster's Guide to Ravnica is set to release on November 20, 2018. No price has been listed yet.

Are you excited for this epic Magic: The Gathering and Dungeons & Dragons crossover?

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