Some event in your life, a moment of immense fear or anger, the risk of a loved one, your own imminent death, has caused the spark you were born with to ignite, irreversibly making you a Planeswalker.
Mechanically, you can now play Magic: The Gathering with a real deck of Magic card. You use the standard format, you don't need to play lands to use them, and using Magic cards takes no action. You may play a game of Magic: The Gathering to determine victory if your opponent has this feat, but if you have more than just Planeswalkers in a fight, you must stick to D&D. Work with your DM to determine how the stats on cards scale to the game, if you fight a Planeswalker in a game of MTG, use the MTG stats as normal. You may build a deck specifically for the character to use, if you wish, I recommend it aligns with your characters alignment and compliments their abilities as a character. Make sure that 7/7 dragon works well with your level 5 fighter, or you'll probably die quickly. Oh yeah, you don't have to be a spellcaster to take this feat. What, you think every Planeswalker was already using magic? Nope! And besides, being a more physical class helps diversify your abilities. Don't forget to give everything a damage type that makes sense for the card. Poison counter are levels of exhaustion, and -1/-1 is a reduction to attack rolls and AC. Unless it's a card like Sudden Death, that should do damage, in that case, scale the numbers and apply the reductions. Metamagic can still apply, just give the cards stats to change.
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