Plane Shift: Innistrad Comes To Dungeons & Dragons

July 14, 2016 by deltagamegirl22

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That's right. That fantastic plane of Innistrad has gotten a D&D twist courtesy of the wizards at Wizards of the Coast in Plane Shift: Innistrad. This experience is not intended to mimic the style of Magic the Gathering in a role playing game, with five colors of mana or ramping up spells or anything like that.

Magic D & D

The intent is to allow you to experience experience the worlds of Magic through the lens of D&D. The download is available now at dragonmag.com.

This is one of those interesting crossover game points that may very well open up a new style of gaming for people. A loyal Magic player may be enticed to play a game of D & D with some friends when exploring Innistrad, and conversely, a D&D player that's never tried Magic may be willing to give it a try after experiencing a taste of the worlds.

What do you think of this creative way to crossover game sets?

"That's right. That fantastic plane of Innistrad has gotten a D&D twist courtesy of the wizards at Wizards of the Coast in Plane Shift: Innistrad..."

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