If we see WesternWorld I gots to have me a Clint Eastwood style planeswalker.
Just what our American audience needs more of right now: the myth of rugged individualism, gun slinging vigilantes who shoot first and ask questions later, and crazy old white guys who talk to empty chairs.
there's room for one reprint of an anthromoporphized card that can think for itself. (interessting)
So Rome-world has that going for it. Which is nice.
If i add Saskia the Unyielding and skyscanner will you be more happy and less sarcastic? Three cards seems a lot for a world that doesn't even have a name. Don't make me make you promise that you will eat your hat when a roman world will come, because that is bound to happen. Even Rosewater said so.
On wild west world, i hope it will never happen. Good luck marketing it outside of America.
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How i feel about competitive players and casual players in EDH: The competitive are german tourists, the casual are italian tourists, both in a italian beach. The italians asking themselves "why are the germans here?" make a legitimate question, the answer is because the beach is beautiful, no matter the country you came from. The italians wanting to ban the germans are dumb, because if the germans pay for their stay and follow the rules like everyone else, they have the right to be in the beach. Hovewer, if the germans started to ask themselves "why are the italians here?"... they would be dumb as hell.
there's room for one reprint of an anthromoporphized card that can think for itself. (interessting)
So Rome-world has that going for it. Which is nice.
If i add Saskia the Unyielding and skyscanner will you be more happy and less sarcastic? Three cards seems a lot for a world that doesn't even have a name. Don't make me make you promise that you will eat your hat when a roman world will come, because that is bound to happen. Even Rosewater said so.
On wild west world, i hope it will never happen. Good luck marketing it outside of America.
He's not saying impossible, just incredibly difficult to design given how little room they've actually left for themselves. But I'm down for a thought experiment if you are: how many Roman tropes can you think of that haven't already been used before?
Also, not sure what either of those cards has to do with a hypothetical Rome world.
Angrath and the Wanderer for Wild West Wolrd or bust.
Although really I don't care for Westerns, my grandfather loved to watch them and I was bored stupid during them. And Wild West world feels too separated from the fantasy genre, even science fictions and steam punk has fanatical elements you can put swords and sorcery into.
He's not saying impossible, just incredibly difficult to design given how little room they've actually left for themselves. But I'm down for a thought experiment if you are: how many Roman tropes can you think of that haven't already been used before?
I don't think there is really a lot for a top-down plane but I think there is enough to make a bottom-up set that has Roman flavor in the world building like we saw with Italy and Fiora or one of a few factions such how Tarkir was Pan-Asian and each clan took flavor from different Asian countries.
Related to this I know its been a fan theory that Saskai and Licia are from the same plane (both talk about fighting a foe across the sea which does sound like a nod to the other) with people thinking we could see a plane with the theme of "Roman Empire vs Barbarians/Viking Clans".
Also during the making of Theros there was question if Theros could work since so much of Greek mythology was already in magic, but they found that while they had done many of the ideas and tropes already, it created a different flavor feel if you had all that stuff together.
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What does Ravnica have to do with rome? Apart from the fact it has a legion and a senate, which have become pretty generic words, there's nothing roman about Ravnica.
Geez. Didnt we do this, on this message board, two yeas ago, and a few years before that? To sum up at least 14 pages of comments across 3 threads, No. Ravinica was not a top-down plane intended to be Rome.
But.
If one were to do such a thing, the result would look an awful lot like Ravnica. The focus is on "The City" and urban life. Fations, mystery cults, ethnic divisions between establishment groups and slavic newcomers, the architecture reflecting same, the promised previous (several) social contract(s) never being fully implemented so the current state of things reflects the capriciousness of who benefited from the incompleteness and who didn't, even the risk of committee/Republican rule being co-opted by a dictator... One would have to go to a LOT of effort to make a Rome-world more Roman than Ravnica.
I highly doubt that if Magic ever does a roman plane that they will focus on rome entirely. Rome, the empire, was much more than rome, the city.
Most of the points you listed are so generic and universal that they've actually been done in other planes multiple times without feeling like Ravnica.
I don't really understand your claim at all. Saying that a roman plane will be like Ravnica makes even less sense than saying that Kaladesh feels like Ravnica, because both took place exclusively inside a city.
Personally I think that a huge part of a roman plane identity will be the "endless conquest" trope that the roman empire was known for (and what made it so big), something which Ravnica distinctly lacks. Add in the "city heart of the empire" trope which Ravnica doesn't really cover, because it's all city; as well as gladiator fights, which Ravnica only really touched upon vaguely with the Rakdos, much much less than Dominaria.
Angrath and the Wanderer for Wild West Wolrd or bust.
Although really I don't care for Westerns, my grandfather loved to watch them and I was bored stupid during them. And Wild West world feels too separated from the fantasy genre, even science fictions and steam punk has fanatical elements you can put swords and sorcery into.
He's not saying impossible, just incredibly difficult to design given how little room they've actually left for themselves. But I'm down for a thought experiment if you are: how many Roman tropes can you think of that haven't already been used before?
I don't think there is really a lot for a top-down plane but I think there is enough to make a bottom-up set that has Roman flavor in the world building like we saw with Italy and Fiora or one of a few factions such how Tarkir was Pan-Asian and each clan took flavor from different Asian countries.
Related to this I know its been a fan theory that Saskai and Licia are from the same plane (both talk about fighting a foe across the sea which does sound like a nod to the other) with people thinking we could see a plane with the theme of "Roman Empire vs Barbarians/Viking Clans".
Also during the making of Theros there was question if Theros could work since so much of Greek mythology was already in magic, but they found that while they had done many of the ideas and tropes already, it created a different flavor feel if you had all that stuff together.
I'm aware of the theory about Saskia and Licia, but being from an unknown plane isn't the same as being from an undiscovered plane. They may very well choose to reveal that either or both characters are from existing, already-visited planes at some point farther down the road, when the story suits them to do so. I would also caution our armchair historians here not to conflate the entirety of Roman conquest, especially not based off the artwork of just one or two cards. Saskia is distinctly Pictish, which is very much far afield from the Gaulish barbarians already evoked by the Gruul. If we were to imagine turn-of-the-millennium Britons as harbingers of a forthcoming Roman plane, then what's to stop us from pretending that Amonkhet was also a Roman plane?
the Gaulish barbarians already evoked by the Gruul
I am genuinely interested in hearing your case about what makes the Gruul gaul-inspired. Because in the game I know and play, the gruul are based on the mainstream perception of anarchists mixed with the punk subculture. Which, truth be told, was, at least visually, mostly done in Return to Ravnica. But even in original Ravnica the Gruul were more anarchists than barbarians with an aesthetic that had nothing to do with the gauls, at all.
What does Ravnica have to do with rome? Apart from the fact it has a legion and a senate, which have become pretty generic words, there's nothing roman about Ravnica.
Geez. Didnt we do this, on this message board, two yeas ago, and a few years before that? To sum up at least 14 pages of comments across 3 threads, No. Ravinica was not a top-down plane intended to be Rome.
But.
If one were to do such a thing, the result would look an awful lot like Ravnica. The focus is on "The City" and urban life. Fations, mystery cults, ethnic divisions between establishment groups and slavic newcomers, the architecture reflecting same, the promised previous (several) social contract(s) never being fully implemented so the current state of things reflects the capriciousness of who benefited from the incompleteness and who didn't, even the risk of committee/Republican rule being co-opted by a dictator... One would have to go to a LOT of effort to make a Rome-world more Roman than Ravnica.
I highly doubt that if Magic ever does a roman plane that they will focus on rome entirely. Rome, the empire, was much more than rome, the city.
Most of the points you listed are so generic and universal that they've actually been done in other planes multiple times without feeling like Ravnica.
I don't really understand your claim at all. Saying that a roman plane will be like Ravnica makes even less sense than saying that Kaladesh feels like Ravnica, because both took place exclusively inside a city.
Personally I think that a huge part of a roman plane identity will be the "endless conquest" trope that the roman empire was known for (and what made it so big), something which Ravnica distinctly lacks. Add in the "city heart of the empire" trope which Ravnica doesn't really cover, because it's all city; as well as gladiator fights, which Ravnica only really touched upon vaguely with the Rakdos, much much less than Dominaria.
Interestingly, my vision of a Roman setting is so heavily influenced by things like Gladiator and Spartacus that I can only see it through the lens of a decadent and uncaring social elite governing a military class bent upon expansion and conquering, with an exploited and oppressed slave class used by the elites to be exploited for resources, entertainment, or both. Those elements are inextricably linked to how I perceive the Roman Empire. I wouldn't ordinarily chime in since my understanding of Rome is limited to mainly tidbits of history classes and pop culture, but I think in this instance it bears mentioning since WotC often defers to common tropes and expectations of common knowledge when using real world influences for settings. I can't imagine them doing a Roman setting and not drawing substantially from things like Gladiator and Spartacus.
Thinking about Wildwest.. Would they make it more gunslinger (like in Ixalan fireguns) or would they do a spellslinger wildwest?
If they did a Spellslinger Wildwest world then i hope they use Channel on some creatures (or adventure) to represent the "first to shoot" / "fast draw" aspect of popculture wildwest duels.
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What does Ravnica have to do with rome? Apart from the fact it has a legion and a senate, which have become pretty generic words, there's nothing roman about Ravnica.
Geez. Didnt we do this, on this message board, two yeas ago, and a few years before that? To sum up at least 14 pages of comments across 3 threads, No. Ravinica was not a top-down plane intended to be Rome.
But.
If one were to do such a thing, the result would look an awful lot like Ravnica. The focus is on "The City" and urban life. Fations, mystery cults, ethnic divisions between establishment groups and slavic newcomers, the architecture reflecting same, the promised previous (several) social contract(s) never being fully implemented so the current state of things reflects the capriciousness of who benefited from the incompleteness and who didn't, even the risk of committee/Republican rule being co-opted by a dictator... One would have to go to a LOT of effort to make a Rome-world more Roman than Ravnica.
I highly doubt that if Magic ever does a roman plane that they will focus on rome entirely. Rome, the empire, was much more than rome, the city.
Most of the points you listed are so generic and universal that they've actually been done in other planes multiple times without feeling like Ravnica.
I don't really understand your claim at all. Saying that a roman plane will be like Ravnica makes even less sense than saying that Kaladesh feels like Ravnica, because both took place exclusively inside a city.
Personally I think that a huge part of a roman plane identity will be the "endless conquest" trope that the roman empire was known for (and what made it so big), something which Ravnica distinctly lacks. Add in the "city heart of the empire" trope which Ravnica doesn't really cover, because it's all city; as well as gladiator fights, which Ravnica only really touched upon vaguely with the Rakdos, much much less than Dominaria.
Interestingly, my vision of a Roman setting is so heavily influenced by things like Gladiator and Spartacus that I can only see it through the lens of a decadent and uncaring social elite governing a military class bent upon expansion and conquering, with an exploited and oppressed slave class used by the elites to be exploited for resources, entertainment, or both. Those elements are inextricably linked to how I perceive the Roman Empire. I wouldn't ordinarily chime in since my understanding of Rome is limited to mainly tidbits of history classes and pop culture, but I think in this instance it bears mentioning since WotC often defers to common tropes and expectations of common knowledge when using real world influences for settings. I can't imagine them doing a Roman setting and not drawing substantially from things like Gladiator and Spartacus.
Like Kylem by way of Ravnica?
Of course. I fully expect them to incorporate tropes of "decadent elite" and "slaves", neither of which have really been touched upon in Ravnica as such. The Orzhov were the only ones that had a nepotistic hierarchy. And their style of slavery was pretty far removed thematically and aesthetically to slavery in rome. (I want to stress that I am talking about the pop culture understanding of these tropes, not what actually went on in history. That's an entirely different beast altogether.)
I was just listing the top three tropes off my head, that I thought would be most central to develop a roman plane flavourwise. And none of them were done in Ravnica, so I really don't think the two planes are close at all. The architecture claim is bizarre as well, given that the architecture of Ravnica and ancient rome are entirely different.
Speaking of Ravnica and tropes: It should be mentioned that most tropes and guilds in Ravnica are based on urban tropes. The Azorius are bureaucrats, the orzhov are a bank, the gruul are anarachist punk-rebels, the simic are mad scientists (or were at least, they got a facelift) and the izzet are scattered professors. The last two aren't necessarily urban in nature, but urban infrastructure lends itself easier to incorporate them into a world. Rome will have urban tropes as well. Rome was built on the written word and there was tons of bureaucracy, but it's not really the defining feature of rome. And in execution it will likely be different, because in Ravnica all the powers were separate powers vying for control while in a roman setting it'd be more centralized. I really, really don't get how someone can say the two settigns are too similar. Again, Theros is much closer in aesthetics (though not in theme) to a roman plane than Ravnica is.
Honestly worlds like Wild West are cringe. I’m not even political on here and agree it’s in poor taste
Speak for yourself.
I'd be down with the trope if it was handled properly. (de gustibus non est disputandum) There is no accounting for taste.
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Maybe Innistrad would be ok
New Phyrexia would be logical (side note: Is original Phyrexia completely destroyed without Yawgmoth? I would like to see OG Phyrexia)
Tempted to say they will try to bring Fiora, Kylem, or Shandalar to an actual Standard set
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New Phyrexia would be logical (side note: Is original Phyrexia completely destroyed without Yawgmoth? I would like to see OG Phyrexia)
It was destroyed by Urza and the Nine Titans shortly before the Phyrexian Invasion. If the plane hasn't melted into the aether yet, it's going to be an empty husk.
Honestly worlds like Wild West are cringe. I’m not even political on here and agree it’s in poor taste
I tend to agree, though who knows how they would handle such a trope?
Weird West. Its literally its own subfiction of Wild West. Weird West is where stuff like ghosts, zombies, dragons, shamans, magic, curses, angels, devils, time travel, steam punk, and many more just tend to get incorporated into it. In many ways its like saying "How would they incorporate fantastical elements into a world that is basically a giant Metropolis?" (aka Ravnica)
And the main things on peoples noggins as possible hurdles are:
A) Guns.
B) Native Americans.
Which the first can be solved with pseudo-looking guns, not unlike the Pirates and their handheld harpoon guns with a few holstered flintlocks scattered about.
While the second can be handled by just treating them proper respect of their influence not unlike how they handled the Sun Empire and River Empire with their Azetc and Mayan references. Yet also remixing it with new elements (Aztecs with Humans who worship and raise dinosaurs, Mayans with merfolk who wield the primal elements).
Honestly worlds like Wild West are cringe. I’m not even political on here and agree it’s in poor taste
Speak for yourself.
I did speak for myself. Because I literally stated my own opinion.
The line 'speak for yourself' is an idiom that refers to how the opinion of another applies only to themselves. So you getting the response 'speak for yourself' means they disagree with your statement.
Honestly worlds like Wild West are cringe. I’m not even political on here and agree it’s in poor taste
Speak for yourself.
I did speak for myself. Because I literally stated my own opinion.
The line 'speak for yourself' is an idiom that refers to how the opinion of another applies only to themselves. So you getting the response 'speak for yourself' means they disagree with your statement.
Thank you, you understand. There is a difference between stating opinion and making a factual statement. On top of that, personal taste is subjective not objective.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion. In mine, I am fine with a WesternWorld if done properly (to my standards). I can understand if it would not be for some. Parties agree to disagree and we move on.
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Just what our American audience needs more of right now: the myth of rugged individualism, gun slinging vigilantes who shoot first and ask questions later, and crazy old white guys who talk to empty chairs.
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If i add Saskia the Unyielding and skyscanner will you be more happy and less sarcastic? Three cards seems a lot for a world that doesn't even have a name. Don't make me make you promise that you will eat your hat when a roman world will come, because that is bound to happen. Even Rosewater said so.
On wild west world, i hope it will never happen. Good luck marketing it outside of America.
He's not saying impossible, just incredibly difficult to design given how little room they've actually left for themselves. But I'm down for a thought experiment if you are: how many Roman tropes can you think of that haven't already been used before?
Also, not sure what either of those cards has to do with a hypothetical Rome world.
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Although really I don't care for Westerns, my grandfather loved to watch them and I was bored stupid during them. And Wild West world feels too separated from the fantasy genre, even science fictions and steam punk has fanatical elements you can put swords and sorcery into.
I don't think there is really a lot for a top-down plane but I think there is enough to make a bottom-up set that has Roman flavor in the world building like we saw with Italy and Fiora or one of a few factions such how Tarkir was Pan-Asian and each clan took flavor from different Asian countries.
Related to this I know its been a fan theory that Saskai and Licia are from the same plane (both talk about fighting a foe across the sea which does sound like a nod to the other) with people thinking we could see a plane with the theme of "Roman Empire vs Barbarians/Viking Clans".
Also during the making of Theros there was question if Theros could work since so much of Greek mythology was already in magic, but they found that while they had done many of the ideas and tropes already, it created a different flavor feel if you had all that stuff together.
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I highly doubt that if Magic ever does a roman plane that they will focus on rome entirely. Rome, the empire, was much more than rome, the city.
Most of the points you listed are so generic and universal that they've actually been done in other planes multiple times without feeling like Ravnica.
I don't really understand your claim at all. Saying that a roman plane will be like Ravnica makes even less sense than saying that Kaladesh feels like Ravnica, because both took place exclusively inside a city.
Personally I think that a huge part of a roman plane identity will be the "endless conquest" trope that the roman empire was known for (and what made it so big), something which Ravnica distinctly lacks. Add in the "city heart of the empire" trope which Ravnica doesn't really cover, because it's all city; as well as gladiator fights, which Ravnica only really touched upon vaguely with the Rakdos, much much less than Dominaria.
I'm aware of the theory about Saskia and Licia, but being from an unknown plane isn't the same as being from an undiscovered plane. They may very well choose to reveal that either or both characters are from existing, already-visited planes at some point farther down the road, when the story suits them to do so. I would also caution our armchair historians here not to conflate the entirety of Roman conquest, especially not based off the artwork of just one or two cards. Saskia is distinctly Pictish, which is very much far afield from the Gaulish barbarians already evoked by the Gruul. If we were to imagine turn-of-the-millennium Britons as harbingers of a forthcoming Roman plane, then what's to stop us from pretending that Amonkhet was also a Roman plane?
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I am genuinely interested in hearing your case about what makes the Gruul gaul-inspired. Because in the game I know and play, the gruul are based on the mainstream perception of anarchists mixed with the punk subculture. Which, truth be told, was, at least visually, mostly done in Return to Ravnica. But even in original Ravnica the Gruul were more anarchists than barbarians with an aesthetic that had nothing to do with the gauls, at all.
Interestingly, my vision of a Roman setting is so heavily influenced by things like Gladiator and Spartacus that I can only see it through the lens of a decadent and uncaring social elite governing a military class bent upon expansion and conquering, with an exploited and oppressed slave class used by the elites to be exploited for resources, entertainment, or both. Those elements are inextricably linked to how I perceive the Roman Empire. I wouldn't ordinarily chime in since my understanding of Rome is limited to mainly tidbits of history classes and pop culture, but I think in this instance it bears mentioning since WotC often defers to common tropes and expectations of common knowledge when using real world influences for settings. I can't imagine them doing a Roman setting and not drawing substantially from things like Gladiator and Spartacus.
Like Kylem by way of Ravnica?
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If they did a Spellslinger Wildwest world then i hope they use Channel on some creatures (or adventure) to represent the "first to shoot" / "fast draw" aspect of popculture wildwest duels.
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Of course. I fully expect them to incorporate tropes of "decadent elite" and "slaves", neither of which have really been touched upon in Ravnica as such. The Orzhov were the only ones that had a nepotistic hierarchy. And their style of slavery was pretty far removed thematically and aesthetically to slavery in rome. (I want to stress that I am talking about the pop culture understanding of these tropes, not what actually went on in history. That's an entirely different beast altogether.)
I was just listing the top three tropes off my head, that I thought would be most central to develop a roman plane flavourwise. And none of them were done in Ravnica, so I really don't think the two planes are close at all. The architecture claim is bizarre as well, given that the architecture of Ravnica and ancient rome are entirely different.
Speaking of Ravnica and tropes: It should be mentioned that most tropes and guilds in Ravnica are based on urban tropes. The Azorius are bureaucrats, the orzhov are a bank, the gruul are anarachist punk-rebels, the simic are mad scientists (or were at least, they got a facelift) and the izzet are scattered professors. The last two aren't necessarily urban in nature, but urban infrastructure lends itself easier to incorporate them into a world. Rome will have urban tropes as well. Rome was built on the written word and there was tons of bureaucracy, but it's not really the defining feature of rome. And in execution it will likely be different, because in Ravnica all the powers were separate powers vying for control while in a roman setting it'd be more centralized. I really, really don't get how someone can say the two settigns are too similar. Again, Theros is much closer in aesthetics (though not in theme) to a roman plane than Ravnica is.
I tend to agree, though who knows how they would handle such a trope?
I would rather go to a Viking world, especially if that’s where Husbando Garruk grew up
I fully expect Innistrade 3, Ravnica 4, and Claymation world.
Speak for yourself.
I'd be down with the trope if it was handled properly. (de gustibus non est disputandum) There is no accounting for taste.
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Maybe Innistrad would be ok
New Phyrexia would be logical (side note: Is original Phyrexia completely destroyed without Yawgmoth? I would like to see OG Phyrexia)
Tempted to say they will try to bring Fiora, Kylem, or Shandalar to an actual Standard set
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And the main things on peoples noggins as possible hurdles are:
A) Guns.
B) Native Americans.
Which the first can be solved with pseudo-looking guns, not unlike the Pirates and their handheld harpoon guns with a few holstered flintlocks scattered about.
While the second can be handled by just treating them proper respect of their influence not unlike how they handled the Sun Empire and River Empire with their Azetc and Mayan references. Yet also remixing it with new elements (Aztecs with Humans who worship and raise dinosaurs, Mayans with merfolk who wield the primal elements).
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Thank you, you understand. There is a difference between stating opinion and making a factual statement. On top of that, personal taste is subjective not objective.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion. In mine, I am fine with a WesternWorld if done properly (to my standards). I can understand if it would not be for some. Parties agree to disagree and we move on.
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Benjamin Franklin: "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety."
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From the larger story New Phyrexia could also be in the next rotaion.
I expect at least one new world.
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