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What Is A Planeswalker?

Some people already know what a planeswalker is. I know what a planeswalker is, but one day I was looking on my computer, trying to find out a description for planeswalking. I found nothing, but for some people who want a good description, I will try my best to give you one for planeswalkers and planeswalking.


Very few children in the multiverse of MTG are born with a planeswalker spark. In a moment of danger or near death the planeswalker spark will ignite, and the person with the spark will become a planeswalker. There are many worlds in the MTG multiverse. Worlds are called planes, and planeswalkers have the ability to travel to new planes. This is called planeswalking. For a planeswalker to planeswalk, he or she must think of the plane they want to go to, and they will instantly go there.

Here is a list of my favorite planeswalkers:


  1. Chandra Nalaar, red hair, controls fire.
  2. Nissa Revane, elf, has big staff, helps nature.
  3. Gideon Jura, loyal, is all about peace and justice.
  4. Ugin the Spirit Dragon, ancient, can shift mater into energy.
  5. Garruk Wildspeaker, hunter, cursed.
  6. Sarkhan Vol, can turn into dragon, use to be a member of the mardu clan.
  7. Liliana Vess, controls the dead, ageless.
  8. Sorin Markov, ancient vampire, is lord of Innistrad. 

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