#planeswalkers

Here's another Artfight, this time the OC Hiveheart by Iconmaster, who's a Sliver Planeswalker from Magic the Gathering!

Given my feelings on how fantasy works that actively decenter non-humanlike characters are bitchass cowards, and that doubly applies to Magic and its userbase preferring the human-y Planeswalkers, y'all know it was love at first sight for the idea of a Sliver Planeswalker.

I drew her as if she's casting some sort of dark gribbly, maybe Death's Shadow but I'm not sure given how they don't seem wounded enough to make that work.

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Shelob will always make food out of whatever dies to one of your spiders, so the fact that it's a planeswalker or something else that's not normally a creature doesn't matter.

You'll make a token copy of the printed card except it's a Artifact - Food instead of its other types. In the case of a planeswalker, that means your copy of Sarkhan the Masterless will be a Legendary Artfact - Food that enters with no loyalty counters on it. You can still use one of its loyalty abilities on each of your turns, adding or removing loyalty counters as needed*, but it's not a planeswalker and so it can't be attacked and it won't die due to having 0 loyalty counters on it.

Planeswalkers are people in the mtg multiverse that possess what is called a spark, which allows them to instantly travel between different planes of existence just by concentrating (or in the case of the wondering emperor, not concentrating) on the world they want to travel to. However, within the mtg lore, there are alternate methods of traveling between planes, such as the omen paths and the phyrexian portal and the Thran gateway.

So, I would believe that although she has made the journey between two worlds, it is a specific plot point that the method of travel is not instant teleportation but rather a series of silly but super fun vehicles.

However still, the amount of Barbies in Barbie world allow for the variable for a spark to ignite within a Barbie, a sort of "planeswalker Barbie" that has that ability.

Furthermore, I believe that this possibility however much I am in favor of, is not likely to happen as magic the gathering is owned by Hasbro and Barbie is owned by Mattel. Two companies that would rather exploit children for money than give them what they want.

Conclusion: planeswalker Barbie cannot exist until capitalism is destroyed.

King (ID in Alt)