So they stopped doing the trilogies of block novels.

Then they discontinued the single block novel.

They tried the planeswalker's guides books....for exactly one block.

Then they did eBooks of web content, but stopped aggregating them.

Which brings us here, to a D&D module/guidebook for a Ravnica campaign for D&D.

And while I'm sad that we're probably never going back to the days of Rath and insane meandering plotlines with characters whose names aren't Jace or Bolas in, this book was very much my jam. I'd be fine with the spirit of the novels living on in this fashion. Well-organized, clear, flavorful. I don't know if I learned anything about the setting that I didn't know already, but it provided so many story ideas and plot hooks that felt perfect for the format - I particularly liked the bit about how Azorious will occasionally bind felidars to prisoners rather than arrestors, because then the felidar can track the prisoner in the event of an escape, setting up a great race against the clock to find the prisoner before the Azorious do.

I came away inspired for a Ravnica-themed campaign. I have no better praise to give than that. ( )