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The Class enchantments evolved from the design team seeing if they could bring back the level-up mechanic (from Rise of the Eldrazi).

While we usually design enchant players to go on either you or the opponent as a default, they're usually designed so that, on some of them, you'd occasionally do the opposite, and the design team couldn't find any good reasons you'd stick one of these on the opponent.

The text boxes were already crowded, and enchant player would add extra text.

Here were the two biggest strikes against it: Maybe we keep the subtype Class, maybe not.

If you were to ask me about the greatest chance for the future of this mechanic, it would be to flavor it as some additional way that the player might grow more efficient over time. Yes, Magic does have classes that don't show up in D&D, so there's a little space there. The first is narrow, so there's not a lot of space left. Second is the structure of an enchantment that boosts the player over time. There are two layers to Class enchantments. On top of that, not all the classes are also creature types (such as Fighter Class), so it would have been awkward to use Tribal on some of the Class cards but not all of them. I won't say that we'll never do a Tribal card again, but it will be very, very infrequent. The fact that it's a supplement set aimed at enfranchised players helped us decide that it was okay to do.

In Modern Horizons 2, we thought the connection to Lhurgoyfs with Altar of the Goyf was cool enough we made a special exception to reuse it. Some topics I'm not allowed to answer for all sorts of reasons, including previews for future sets.įor the most part, we've stopped using the Tribal card type (although we still often do tribal themes-e.g., themes involving creature types).Some questions I either don't know the answer to or don't feel qualified enough in the area to answer properly.I will usually answer the first person who asks. Someone else might have asked the same question.I have an allotted word count, which means that there are only so many questions I can get to.#WotCStaff- Mark Rosewater July 2, 2021Īs always, I'll try to answer as many questions as I can, but here's why I might not answer your question: Please keep your questions about D&D: Adventures in the Forgotten Realms to a single tweet, one question per tweet. It's time for me to write a mailbag column about #MTGAFR. Every set, I like to do a mailbag column or two where I answer some of your questions about the latest set.