dnd 5e 2014 – “All fantasy gaming worlds exist within the Material Plane” — wait, what?

Probably, sure.

There have been Dungeons and Dragons books masking the worlds of Ravnica, Theros, and Strixhaven, all of which initially come from the cardboard sport of Magic: the Gathering. This implies that the worlds of Magic: the Gathering exist throughout the Dungeons and Dragons multiverse, on the Material Plane.

In addition, Magic: the Gathering has not too long ago begun releasing “Universes Beyond” units, set in varied licensed properties. According to the MtG Fandom wiki, these worlds embody:

• The Walking Dead
• Stranger Things
• Arcane/League of Legends
• Street Fighter
• Fortnite
• Warhammer 40,000
• Transformers
• Lord of the Rings
• Doctor Who
• Evil Dead
• The Princess Bride
• Jurassic Park
• Tomb Raider
• Fallout
• Vocaloid
• Assassin’s Creed
• Monty Python
• Ghostbusters
• Child’s Play/Chucky
• Marvel
• Final Fantasy

So, sure, I might take them at their phrase once they say that the Dungeons and Dragons multiverse comprises “all fantasy gaming worlds”.

Of course, that does not essentially imply that they’re going to publish content material for them, however that somebody, someplace, may play an Elf Ranger from Mirkwood of Lord of the Rings, a Tauren (Minotaur) Druid from the World of Warcraft, or a Human Artificer from one of many Vaults of Fallout of their sport of Dungeons and Dragons and so they would not be flawed to take action – and, furthermore, their character would canonically exist throughout the Dungeons and Dragons multiverse.