James Wyatt (1) (1968–)

Right before I started my Ravnica D&D campaign I saw this book, but it was in shrink wrap. I thought, "I should get that and use some of the art in a kind of 'this is what you see' way". Boy was I surprised, I had no idea that it would be the fount of lore that it was. I think this book has more "fluff" information than the D&D Ravnica book and of course the art is fantastic.

I started playing MTG shortly after it came out in the early 90's. In the past 20 years I've probably played 3 or 4 times. I always thought it would be cool to use the ideas from it for D&D. Because I've been so out of touch with the game I had no idea it has such a rich amount of backstory going on. Very cool stuff. I read part of a novel (it was put out in parts) and liked it, but unfortunately the reviews of the other MTG novels are all pretty bad, so not sure I'll get around to those.… (altro)