jmartkdr2
Hero
I know what some of those words mean.Guilty as changed, although I'm not as into MtG as I was pre March of the Machines where they wrecked Theros and to a lesser extent other settings. Bitter disappointment.
Honestly the verlap between MTG and DnD fans is probably surprisingly low; MTG is really good at providing certain kinds of fun that DnD just can't, and vice-versa.
So having caught up: I don't think many IP's would actually work in DnD because spell slots only model one kind of magic well: DnD magic. Nearly any other magic system wouldn't work well using PHB classes. So you could make a whole new magic system (a huge amount of work) or have something that plays just like regular dnd but with different outfits (that suggests something other than regular DnD). Neither is likely to go well or make enough money to justify the costs.
I'd rather play a game designed for Harry Potter from the ground up than DnD in Hogwarts.