D&D and Magic: The Gathering Are Teasing Their Next Big Crossover Project

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and is preparing for a new crossover project. While and are both made by Wizards of the Coast, the two iconic gaming brands have only recently started to crossover regularly. While yearly crossovers have happened for several years, the two brands have recently taken a step back on their crossovers. However, it appears that and are prepping for a new project of some kind, focusing on an iconic and unique plane.

This weekend at Magic Con Chicago, Wizards of the Coast announced thatthe and teams were collaborating on a new project involving Lorwyn–Shadowmoor. Lorwyn-Shadowmoor is notable for two reasons — it switches between Lorwyn (representing the day) and Shadowmoor (representing the night) every 300 years, and it has no humans as natural residents. No other details were provided about the project other than a new piece of key art, which can be seen on the official dndwizards Instagram page.

Although and both dabble with the same high fantasy themes, Wizards of the Coast traditionally kept their two major gaming brands separate until relatively recently. In 2018, Wizards of the Coast released, asourcebook that explained how to run a campaign within the Magic plane of Ravnica. Similar books focused on Theros and Strixhaven followed, each of which explored different Magic planes from a perspective.

Dungeons & Dragons may be gearing up to expand its multiverse, at least according to a new Wizards of the Coast job listing.

In 2021, released a card set featuring iconic characters, spells, and locations from the multiverse. The set featured several unique themes,including cards that required rolling a D20, a dungeon-delving mechanic that sent players through different iconic dungeons, and spell cards that offered players choices involving different role-playing prompts. Several Commander decks were also released with a theme.

has confirmed it's returning to Lorwyn in 2026, but no one expected the plane to get a D&D treatment as well. Honestly, this could represent a big