D&D (2024) Could we get a Bloomburrow (Redwall) setting for 5.24?
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LuisCarlos17f
Legend
I don't say it wasn't a good idea for a new brand but a good setting needs a great diversity of factions. If there is only an antagonistic group then it is not designed rightly.
Any possibily? Yes, but here we would need something close to a spin-off, about the main characters from this "story arc" discovering a new place, maybe a neighbour plane.
For example there is in the afterlife a celestial plane like the Beastlands, and a capital city working like a "Gatetown", being visited by members of noble houses and rich families to live there before dyings by age. But then something happened and that city or zone was transported to other plane, other place with furries (antropomorphic animals) but not so "visitors-friendly". A new world to be explored, with different native groups. The gnolls would be clearly hostile, and the kobolds more like frienemies, no confrontation if diplomacy can work but with a little of mutual distrust. This could be perfect to reintroduce the ardlings from UA playtests.
Any possibily? Yes, but here we would need something close to a spin-off, about the main characters from this "story arc" discovering a new place, maybe a neighbour plane.
For example there is in the afterlife a celestial plane like the Beastlands, and a capital city working like a "Gatetown", being visited by members of noble houses and rich families to live there before dyings by age. But then something happened and that city or zone was transported to other plane, other place with furries (antropomorphic animals) but not so "visitors-friendly". A new world to be explored, with different native groups. The gnolls would be clearly hostile, and the kobolds more like frienemies, no confrontation if diplomacy can work but with a little of mutual distrust. This could be perfect to reintroduce the ardlings from UA playtests.
Henadic Theologian
Legend
I'm not going to spoil the story, but Catosrophy Beasts aren't the only threats in the setting.
Meech17
WotC President Runner-Up.
I appreciate it. I haven't had a chance to read it yet.
Henadic Theologian
Legend
If you don't have time to read it, they are in audio podcast form as well so you can listen to it while you do other things or on your drive to work or the bus. Honestly I wasn't excited for Bloomborrow until we started getting the stories and previews, mechanically it's alot of fun and the story was very immersive compared to usual. I already love the setting and I'm not a Redwall or Humblewood fan (nor hater, just never interested me).
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Bonus link Duskmourn's Planeswalker Guide, seems like a fun Megadungeon kind of setting.
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I think this could be the best MtG rotation year since before the terrible New Phyrexian arc (really don't like those 4 sets), although I loved Wilds of Eldraine. So excited for Bloomborrow, Duskmourn, Foundations, and Tarkir, and depending on which 3 planes death race is visiting that could be fun too.
Bloomburrow | Episode 1: Calamity Comes to Valley
It's another peaceful day in the land of Valley—until Pondside receives a dark and unexpected visitation.
Bloomburrow | Episode 2: An Expected Party
While Helga tries to warn everyone of the coming danger, Goodhill throws Mabel a birthday party.
Bloomburrow | Episode 3: The Lost and the Found
Mabel and her friends investigate the ruins of Pondside, and find a new ally—along with a few new enemies.
Bloomburrow | Episode 4: Soothsaying and Stormcalling
Mabel's band of heroes learns the cause of Maha's rampage, and Ral learns he isn't the only visitor lingering in Bloomburrow.
Bloomburrow | Episode 5: Nightfall in Fountainport
As heroes, villains, and monsters make for Fountainport, Helga returns to her old master.
Bonus link Duskmourn's Planeswalker Guide, seems like a fun Megadungeon kind of setting.
Planeswalker's Guide to Duskmourn
A chill rolls down your spine: You've entered Duskmourn, a plane of fearsome horrors and rugged survivors.
I think this could be the best MtG rotation year since before the terrible New Phyrexian arc (really don't like those 4 sets), although I loved Wilds of Eldraine. So excited for Bloomborrow, Duskmourn, Foundations, and Tarkir, and depending on which 3 planes death race is visiting that could be fun too.
Your welcome.
Meech17
WotC President Runner-Up.
I think so too.. Dare I say we may start to see a standard revival? A lot of really hated cards are rotated out (Farewell to Farewell and go Wander somewhere else Wandering Emperor!) including some cards I will miss (R.I.P. Make Disappear
)With a kinda return to core sets with Foundations, and a lot of sets people are really hyped for.. Maybe we can see some standard events actually fire.. I'm going to need a new deck though. Rotation is absolutely slaying mono-Blue Tempo :/
Henadic Theologian
Legend
I think so too.. Dare I say we may start to see a standard revival? A lot of really hated cards are rotated out (Farewell to Farewell and go Wander somewhere else Wandering Emperor!) including some cards I will miss (R.I.P. Make Disappear
With a kinda return to core sets with Foundations, and a lot of sets people are really hyped for.. Maybe we can see some standard events actually fire.. I'm going to need a new deck though. Rotation is absolutely slaying mono-Blue Tempo :/
Alchemy also rotates out the Phyrexian Arc yeah, bye bye Toxic. I'll only miss Calix. Although honestly I mostly play Brawl on Arena so I'll still have to deal with it.
LuisCarlos17f
Legend
If there are cars in that future race, why not autobots and decepticons also? I don't mean only cards but also toys.
* OK, In Bloomburrow there may be no-racial factions, for example evil cults (this is not a spoiler but only speculation). In that plane hostile visitors from other places are possible, and there was an ancient civilitation (a too used trope to be a spoiler).
Maybe there is a planar invasion, and in the arrival the intruders become antropomorphic vernims.
* OK, In Bloomburrow there may be no-racial factions, for example evil cults (this is not a spoiler but only speculation). In that plane hostile visitors from other places are possible, and there was an ancient civilitation (a too used trope to be a spoiler).
Maybe there is a planar invasion, and in the arrival the intruders become antropomorphic vernims.
