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Since you mention canon, have you noticed that the MtG D&D books are treated as non-canon? In the sense that they are never mentioned...

The vampire can create more vampires, so it spreads like a contagion, so it could easily have a much higher body count in a city. It's...

Not about these subclasses. Have you actually read them? They are no more high magic or superpowered than what’s in the PHB.

Dracula is set in both Whitby (small town) and London.

Stuff can happen in a small town. Just ask Stephen King.

Radiant Citadel isn’t really comparable to a (fantasy/modern) city. It’s population is more in line with a small-medium town.

Setting aside all the points people have already made about why this is highly unlikely to impact D&D, none of these subclasses suggest...

Which might mean they are for an adventure featuring those groups.

Eh, metamagic would make the class too finicky. Monks are already pretty complex. I don't think they need another complex feature. I am...

Can you think of a specific MtG setting they would be a good fit for? My personal view is that we are only likely to get one setting in...

It occured to me that they could get a metamagic ability (powered by focus). That's a pretty common EK setup. I've seen it on clerics...

The most powerful and playstyle-determining ones. It would be pretty essential to to present this subclass in the context of such an...

Given that most of it's key abilities involve protecting an ally, I think it's very much more of a protector than a hunter. It could...

Ok, but… I’m not seeing the connection to this UA.

The paladin subclass looks mechanically sound to me (bar the small potential for arguments about using its features on yourself). It...