Wizards of the Coast Dungeons & Dragons Guildmasters' Guide to Ravnica (D&d/Magic: Gathering Adventure Book and Campaign Setting)

I've always wanted something that mixed up the immense world of MTG with D&D. Although incorporating the two is fairly easy for anyone with some imagination, this book gives you lots of fantastic tips to get guilds and common classes running at their best. I like especially the fact that it doesn't give a huge amount of classes like the standard D&D manuals but it is more of a guide to Ravnica itself.I'm so pleased with it!

Good D&D expansion. Haven't used this book much as it isn't set on the sword coast and that's where me and my party play the majority of our games. The content for the different factions in this book is amazing however and I am using it in my next campaign.I haven't played the new race options or class options but they do seem interesting and seem like they would be fun to play.Overall i'd say get this whilst its on offer if you are interested.

I'm not a Magic: The Gathering player, but this book fascinated me so I got it! The lore is great and the artwork is beautiful. On a mechanical side all of the content is pretty well balanced, and I've used a lot of the information to develop some elements of my own homebrew world. The additional class options are very flavourful and look like a lot of fun, though I haven't tried them yet. If you're a magic the gathering fan I can imagine you'd love seeing this world added to your D&D repertoire. Recommended!

Great setting, background options for the factions, new races and a really cool subclass (Spore Druid). We use it for extra content in our Faerun campaign.

Really enjoying the book however it came upside down??Would really appreciate some input on what to do about this