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Expected on 2/16. I hope it will be more like the Zendikar article than the Innistrad one (new crunch rather than just flavor guidelines).
I hope so too, the setting's focus on magical technology really warrants a bit of crunch extension
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Sorcerous Origin: Pyromancer (quick and dirty).
Feats: Quicksmithing, Servo Crafting
Races: Aetherborn (no exciting racial stuff), Dwarves (slightly remixed), Elves (high and wild, but both use Wis), Humans (classic), Vedalken (I think this is just a gnome that isn't small).
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I wonder if they will ever do a Mirrodin. I'd go for that.
I also wonder how these are being received. I know that they aren't getting the same kind of feedback system as the Unearthed Arcana. Hopefully enough people are making noise for it (and given that they are still doing it, I imagine that they are). That said, I hope this leads to something more official and polished.
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Now that James Wyatt is working for the Magic team now, that is why we are getting these.
They had a neat podcast here.
I think if the story revisits Mirrodin, we could very well see one!
Right now, we are heading to Amonkhet, which I am definitely interested in.
My friends really like the clockworks and they seem to treat these like magic item creation in the Kaladesh Planshift... Plus those feats!
normally i'm more for gritty dark fantasy european styles a-la dark souls, but I really love the aesthetics of Kaladesh. Almost want to run a game in that setting.
Funnily enough my current avatar, Rivani would fit into that setting seamlessly.
Kaladesh has been my favorite MTG setting in a long time and I am very excited to use this content. I'll have to go dig out my 5e books so I can brew something up.
Good to have some free 5e Kaladesh stuff out there. ;)