Talk:Return to Ravnica
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Fan kit pictures
editOn the Wizards site, you can download a fan kit (guild symbols, artwork for some cards, pictures of major characters like Gideon and Niv-Mizzet) for each of the ten guilds for use on your own noncommercial fan sites. Does anyone know whether any of these pictures would be eligible for Fair Use policy? Supernerd11 :D Firemind ^_^ Pokedex 18:39, 5 April 2014 (UTC)
Magic categories to be merged back to block structure discussion
editA nomination can be found here: Wikipedia:Categories for discussion/Log/2015 February 16#Category:Magic: The Gathering blocks to merge Magic categories back to blocks from sets. Feel free to join in on the discussion. Leitmotiv (talk) 18:23, 16 February 2015 (UTC)
Symbol Description
editWhile the recent edit which changed it from "Stylized lock" to "The nib of a fountain pen" (reverted by Leitmotiv) was unsourced, I haven't been able to track down any source for it being a "Stylized lock" either.
- 23 Dec 2013: It was first given the description "A stylized mitre" (unsourced)
- 13 Dec 2014: Almost a year later the description was removed as unsourced; the editor said they have heard it referred to as a fountain pen tip, but there is no official statement from WotC
- 19 Feb 2015: An editor calls it a "Stylized lock" (unsourced)
- And then we have our recent change/reversion this past week (1st and 8th of July 2016) -- still all unsourced.
The closest official answer I can find is from creative director in 2006 (Yes, likely way before RTR was conceptualized) who refers to the "comprehensive fan-made list" on Wikipedia, but says "Most expansion symbols are chosen just to convey a feeling or tone, so you’ll find that many have no specific meaning."
Given the above, I'm removing the "Symbol Description" for now, though we may want to describe the situation more fully, or find some way to make it clear that the description is not official.
For the little it's worth:
- the mtgsalvation wiki describes it as a fountain pen
- Our set overview page describes it as resembling a fountain pen tip
- Random forum discussion from 2012 discussing it when the set was new (no consensus reached, though one poster says that RTR's tagline was "The Pen is mightier than the Spell!" -- though I haven't found (or really looked for) a source for that either)