UA fixer-upper

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So comparing Xanathar's to all of the ua articles that proceeded it, I noticed there were a number of subclasses that got dropped for one reason or another. Some of them I liked, some of them had good ideas but needed a lot of work and some of them should have been dropped. That being said I wanted to get us homebrewers together to fix all of the ua subclasses that never made print and we feel are worth fixing. I have included a list of ua subclasses that never reached print in any form. Feel free to grab one from the list and give it your best shot at fixing it.

• Bard: College of Satire
• Cleric: Protection Domain, City Domain
• Druid: Circle of Twilight
• Fighter: Sharpshooter
• Monk: Way of Tranquility
• Paladin: Oath of Treachery
• Ranger: Primevil Guardian
• Sorcerer: Pheniox Sorcery, Sea Sorcery, Stone Sorcery
• Warlock: Seeker Patron, Raven Queen, Ghost in the machine
• Wizard: Thuergy, Lore Mastery, Technomancy

[Eloel]

Missing from your list:

Cleric: City Domain
Druid: Circle of Spores
Fighter: Brute, Knight
Warlock: Ghost in the Machine
Wizard: Artificer, School of Invention, Technomancy

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Missing from your list:

Cleric: City Domain
Druid: Circle of Spores
Fighter: Brute, Knight
Warlock: Ghost in the Machine
Wizard: Artificer, School of Invention, Technomancy

I intentionally didint include anything from after Xanathars as we are still more likely to see official versions for those than stuff prior to. This was specifically subclasses that had been passed over by wotc. Missed modern magic though so will add those. Knight got wrapped into cavalier and artificer got wrapped into a class rather than a subclass.

[Secret Wizard]

On Monk of Tranquility:

The reason to keep it is to enable the "calm, peaceful sensei" archetype. The reason against it? That's mostly a thing you can RP anyway, isn't it?

I think there's enough reason to consider that a healing monk could be a good subclass – Monks as ascetic hermits is a popular trope.

If this was redone, it would have to focus more on the idea of healing, medicine, and perhaps mix in some wilderness-based abilities to represent a hermit life.