The Forgotten Realms, the setting for D&D, has only recently made its way into Magic: The Gathering, but crossovers in other directions are more common. The publisher, Wizards of the Coast, has already put out several supplements featuring Magic as part of the fifth edition of D&D, the next of which was the theme of the April Magic Card Set, based on the Wizard's College in Strixhaven The following are.

Strixhaven: A Curriculum of Chaos contains information about this place, a magical college that can be incorporated into the existing D&D world, and a multi-year campaign in which players start as level 1 freshmen and gradually progress through The book contains four scenarios that can be connected. The book includes rules for playing Owlin' (yes, Owlfolk), a variety of new spells, magic items, specialties, backgrounds, and over 40 magic creatures and NPCs. The idea of running a campaign where everyone is a college student magic user sounds very interesting, but it would also include options for a broader character concept.

Other information about the upcoming D&D book is also being released at the current "D&D Live 2021" event. Fizban's Treasury of Dragons will detail 20 different scaled beasts, more options for dragonborn characters, and the addition of dragon-themed monk and ranger subclasses, while "The Wild Beyond the Witchlight" will be the next major adventure module. It will take players from the world they call home to the Feywild via what is called the "Witchlight Carnival," and every encounter will be intriguing with the possibility of a non-combat solution.

D&D Live offers a deep dive into the upcoming book, as well as live streaming games with celebrities including Jack Black Strixhaven: Curriculum for Chaos, will be followed on September 21 by "Wild Beyond the Witch's Light" and on October 19 by "The Fizban's Dragon's Treasury" will follow on November 16.