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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Charlaquin" data-source="post: 7729549" data-attributes="member: 6779196">Are we talking about emulating Planeswalkers as a D&D Class? I’d say make colors subclasses. You take them at 1st level and they significantly expand the list of spells that count as Planeswalker spells for you (which otherwise only includes spells that would make sense being colorless in MTG). When you reach a level that gives you a new Subclass feature, you can choose to take the next available feature of any Planeswalker Subclass. For spellcasting mechanics, have them  prepare each spell individually,  so if you want to cast fireball twice you have to prepare it twice, classic Vancian style. They prepare exactly 7 spells after finishing a long rest, and can prepare one additional spell after finishing a short rest. They get no spell slots, but have a pool of Mana Points that they can spend to create spell slots, just like Sorcerers can with  Sorcery Points. They regain all spent Mana Points after finishing a short rest.</blockquote>