[Hawk7915]

Designer Notes

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It's been done before, but I wanted to take a crack at making Planeswalkers in D&D. Originally, it was a template. It was going to grant Plane Shift at will and some mental ability boosts. Then, I decided to make it a class, but make it something to always gestalt with. I wanted to capture that planeswalkers can come from all walks of life, and allow you to have a Planeswalker//Barbarian, Planeswalker//Wizard, etc. So the original run just had an escalating Plane Shift and a smattering of spells. It had no good saves, low BAB, and 2 skills/level, and no other class features.

The more I worked on it the more weird it felt. The class looked awful and clunky. I started to add a few "color feats" to it, and then more, and then more...eventually I realized that it really ought to be a base class. So now it is: Good will, Medium BAB, d8 HD, excellent skill list, and a pile of class features.

Four major notes:
1) This was an attempt to make Planeswalker work in D&D, not to bend D&D into making the class. That means no new spells. Plane Shift is initially very nerfed and then gets "normal" at 14th level. This isn't a 100% faithful translation is what I'm trying to say; it's inspired by Magic: The Gathering but not a slave to it.

2) Even with nerfed Plane Shift...this is a class that can Plane Shift 1/day at will starting at 1st level. That's going to impact how you run your games, and this class should never be used if you aren't counting on the party rambling across the multiverse with at least one and potentially a full party of Planeswalkers. Those that want to use the class should embrace the 'walkers gift and run a campaign that's a bit more like Sliders or Stargate in that it involved traveling to exotic places, meeting exotic races...obviously, this isn't for everyone.

3) The overall goal of the Planeswalker was to allow for an incredibly versatile, high Tier 3 class that didn't just rob its class features from other base classes. As a result, there's very little "color restriction" (go ahead and make that Blue/Green/Red/Black mage!) and there's a lot of abilities that are a bit strange. Above all else, please let me know which of the "Boons" feels too strong/too weak, if you feel there's enough options, if you love or hate the way color restriction works and why (too restrictive/not restrictive enough), etc.

4) This is my first homebrew base class. Please, be gentle

The Planeswalker

Creating a Planeswalker
A Planeswalker is a gifted spellcaster and a paragon of their people who has the innate ability to travel the planes.

Abilities: A Planeswalker's abilities are defined by their color, fighting style, and specialization. They choose which mental ability they want to govern their spellcasting ability, so clearly they need one of those abilities to be quite high. Beyond that it depends on color.

Races: All races have the potential to discover their spark and walk the path of the planeswalker, although Human planeswalkers are by far the most common. Even Dragons, Golems, and Undead have been storied to have discovered their sparks and become some of the multiverse's most fearsome planeswalkers.

Alignment: Planeswalkers come from all alignments. Embracing certain colors tends to also dictate an alignment (White planeswalkers are never chaotic, Green planeswalkers are often neutral, and Black planeswalkers are rarely good) but anything is possible. Some spell lists have certain alignment restrictions, but this does not bar a character of that color from being that alignment (you can have an Evil White Planeswalker who casts White spells, even good-aligned ones, even though said Planeswalker can't learn "Evil" spells from the Cleric list).

Class Skills The Planeswalker’s class skills (And the key ability for each skill) are Appraise (Int), Concentration (Con), Craft (Int), Diplomacy (Cha), Gather Information (Cha), Knowledge: Arcana (Int), Knowledge: Geography (Int), Knowledge: The Planes (Int), Listen (Wis), Spellcraft (Int), Speak Language, Spot (Wis), and Survival (Wis). A planeswalker also can gain additional class skills depending on their choice of color (see below).
Skill Points at 1st Level: (6 + Int modifier) x4
Skill Points at each Level: 6 + Int modifier

Hit Die: d8

Planeswalker

Level	Base Attack Bonus	Fort Save	Ref Save	Will Save	Special	1	2	3	4	5	6
1st	+0	+0	+0	+2	Walk the Planes 1/day, Color Skills, Minor Arcana, Boon (Novice)	1
2nd	+1	+0	+0	+3	Mana Source 1/day	1
3rd	+2	+1	+1	+3	Planeswalker’s Jaunt (Move)	2
4th	+3	+1	+1	+4	Boon	2	1
5th	+3	+1	+1	+4	Baleful Shift	3	1
6th	+4	+2	+2	+5	Easy Walking	3	2
7th	+5	+2	+2	+5	Boon (Journeyman)	3	2	0
8th	+6/+1	+2	+2	+6	Mana Source 2/day	3	3	1
9th	+6/+1	+3	+3	+6	Walk the Planes 2/day, Favored Plane (+2)	3	3	2
10th	+7/+2	+3	+3	+7	Boon (Expert)	3	3	2	0
11th	+8/+3	+3	+3	+7	Planeswalker's Jaunt (Swift)	4	3	3	1
12th	+9/+4	+4	+4	+8	Emergency Walk 1/day,	4	3	3	2
13th	+9/+4	+4	+4	+8	Boon (Master), Walk the Planes 3/day	4	3	3	2	0
14th	+10/+5	+4	+4	+9	Swift Traveler	4	4	3	3	1
15th	+11/+6/+1	+5	+5	+9	Emergency Walk 2/day, Favored Plane +4	5	4	3	3	2
16th	+12/+6/+1	+5	+5	+10	Boon	5	4	3	3	2	0
17th	+12/+7/+1	+5	+5	+10	Planeswalker’s Jaunt (Immediate), Walk the Planes 4/day	5	4	4	3	3	1
18th	+13/+8/+3	+6	+6	+11	Emergency Walk 3/day	5	5	4	4	3	2
19th	+14/+9/+4	+6	+6	+11	Boon (Legend)	5	5	4	4	4	3
20th	+15/+10/+5	+6	+6	+12	Mastery of the Planes, Walk the Planes 5/day	5	5	4	4	4	4

Class Features:

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Weapon and Armour Proficiencies: A Planeswalker is proficient with light armor and shields. A planeswalker is proficient with all simple weapons and a single martial weapon of their choice. Unlike normal arcane spellcasters, the Planeswalker may cast spells while wearing light armor and using light shields with no risk of spell failure.

Spells A Planeswalker casts arcane spells which are drawn from the Planeswalker spell list. He can cast any spell he knows without preparing it ahead of time, the way a wizard or a cleric must (see below).

At 1st level, a planeswalker chooses Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma; this governs the power of all of his spellcasting and spell-like abilities and is a permanent choice. To learn or cast a spell, a Planeswalker must have a score equal to at least 10 + the spell level in their primary spellcasting ability. The Difficulty Class for a saving throw against a planeswalker’s spell is 10 + the spell level + the planeswalker’s spellcasting ability modifier.

Like other spellcasters, a planeswalker can cast only a certain number of spells of each spell level per day. His base daily spell allotment is given on Table: The Planeswalker. In addition, he receives bonus spells per day if he has a high score in his primary spellcasting ability.

A Planeswalker's list of spells known is fairly limited. They begin play knowing only a single 1st level spell. A planeswalker's spell list is split into the colors of magic. In order to learn a higher level spell of one color, she must know at least two spells of the preceding level. For example, to learn "Cure Serious Wounds", a planeswalker would need to know two 1st level White spells and two 2nd level White spells. Note that the Colors of Magic have certain areas of other spellcasting classes that they have access too (see below). If a spell appears for more than one color, the player must choose which color that spell is representing when they learn it. For example, Disguise Self is considered to be a Blue, Black, and Red spell. If a Planeswalker learns it, they must also declare which color it is; it does not count as all three colors for prerequisite purposes. The spells known by a Planeswalker at each level are listed in the table below

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Level	1	2	3	4	5	6
1st	1
2nd	2
3rd	3
4th	3	2
5th	4	3
6th	4	3
7th	4	4	2
8th	4	4	3
9th	4	4	3
10th	4	4	4	2
11th	4	4	4	3
12th	4	4	4	3
13th	4	4	4	4	2
14th	4	4	4	4	3
15th	4	4	4	4	3
16th	5	4	4	4	4	2
17th	5	5	4	4	4	3
18th	5	5	5	4	4	3
19th	5	5	5	5	4	4
20th	5	5	5	5	5	4

Minor Arcana: A planeswalker is innately skilled at magic, even if their true talents lie in hunting or jousting. A planeswalker may use any Cantrip or Orison in any combination a number of times per day equal to 3 + their spellcasting modifer.

Walk the Planes (Su): A Planeswalker’s greatest talent is the ability to travel the multiverse through sheer willpower. Once per day at 1st level, they may teleport to another plane of existence. This is a spell-like ability that functions as the Plane Shift spell, with a few caveats. First, it may not be used on unwilling subjects. Second, it takes one minute to cast, rather than a standard action. Finally, the planeswalker and anyone who traveled with them is dazed for five rounds following the shift, and fatigued for the rest of the day. He gains additional uses of this ability again at 5th level and again every 5 levels thereafter.

Color Skills: A Planeswalker’s allegiance to a color of magic grants them access to a few additional class skills. They must select a color at first level; this choice need not influence their later choices for spells or boons. Once made, the selection is permanent. All the class skills listed below are immediately added to the Planeswalker's class skill list.
White: Knowledge: History, Knowledge: Nobility and Royalty, Ride, Sense Motive
Blue: Disable Device Search, Swim, Use Magic Device
Black: Bluff, Hide, Knowledge: Religion, Move Silently
Red: Bluff, Intimidate, Jump Tumble,
Green: Climb, Handle Animal, Heal, Knowledge: Nature

Boon: At 1st level, and every three levels thereafter, a planeswalker embraces the special gifts of one of the colors of magic. At first level they may select any “Novice” boon. Starting at 7th level they may learn Journeyman boons, but to learn a higher level boon the Planeswalker must know a boon of the previous tier in the same color. For example, for a planeswalker to gain access to “Distortion Strike” (A journeyman Blue Boon), they must have selected one of blue’s novice boons at 1st or 4th level. Planeswalkers gain access to Expert boons at 10th level, Master boons at 13th level, and Legend boons at 19th level.

Mana Source: A planeswalker’s spellcasting is closely tied to certain environments. At 2nd level, they choose a color. Once per day, while casting a spell of that color in the indicated environment, they may cast it at +1 caster level without expending a spell slot. At 8th level, they may choose to use this ability twice per day or to choose a second color to which this benefit can apply.
White: Plains, open fields, deserts, urban environments
Blue: Islands, the sea, large rivers or lakes, or while airborne with clouds nearby.
Black: Swamps, cemeteries or tombs, and caves
Red: Mountains, dungeons, and deserts
Green: Forests, jungles, underground areas filled with fungus.

Planeswalker’s Jaunt (Su): At 3rd level, a Planeswalker may analyze the geometry of the plane they currently reside on and use this ability to teleport themselves. To use this ability, make a Knowledge: The Planes check (DC 20). Success allows you to teleport anywhere within 20’ as a move action. You may teleport an additional 5’ for every five points you beat the check by, to a maximum of 60’. At 11th level, this ability is usable as a swift action. At 17th level, your skill with this ability allows you to avoid attacks: you may instead make a Knowledge (The Planes) check with a DC equal to the attack roll or save dc of an area spell in order to move 20’ as an immediate action. This ability is usable a number of times per day equal to your primary spellcasting modifier +3.

Baleful Shift: At 5th level, the Planeswalker may take unwilling individuals with him when he Plane Shifts. The victim receives a will save (DC = 10+ ½ character level + spellcasting ability modifier) to resist this. Note that until higher levels, the casting time is still 1 minute so an unwilling target must be bound, helpless, or unconscious.

Easy Walking: At 6h level, the Planeswalker is no longer fatigued after Walking the Planes, and is only dazed for one round upon arrival. Any passengers (willing and unwilling) still suffer the negative effects.

Favored Plane: At 9th level, a planeswalker chooses a plane other than their home plane that they consider a safe haven. While on this plane, the planeswalker receives a +2 bonus on all Know: Geography, Survival, Spot, Listen, and Initiative checks. These bonuses improve to +4 at 15th level.

Emergency Walk: At 12th level, in times of great need, the Planeswalker may teleport themselves out of danger much faster than normal. Once per day, she may use her “Walk the Planes” ability as a full-round action, rather than a one-minute action. He gains additional uses of this ability again at 15th level and every 3 levels thereafter.

Swift Travel: At 14th level, you are able to planeshift much faster. Your “Walk the Planes” ability now takes only one round to cast. This is shortened to a standard action when you use your “Emergency Walk” ability.

Master of the Planes (Ex):At 20th level you are an expert of interplanar travel. If you have been to a location before, you unerringly arrive where you desire when using your “Walk the Planes” ability, as the "Greater Planeshift" spell. You can make a Knowledge: The Planes check when an opponent uses a Conjuration[Teleportation] spell or spell-like ability to identify where they are traveling, and if you use your Walk the Planes ability afterwards, you can arrive within 20 miles of their location. You never risk landing somewhere dangerous when traveling to a plane, even if you have never been there before. Finally, the save DC to send an unwilling character on a “Walk” is increased by 2.

White Boons and Spell List:

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"One's blade is only as sharp as one's conviction."
—Ajani Goldmane

Boons

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Novice:

Skills of the Plains: Upon selecting this boon, you add all of the White class skills to your class skill list.

Enduring Ideal: Upon selecting this boon, you add a 1st level White spell to your list of spells known. Each time you gain a white boon, you may learn a new White spell of the highest level you are capable of casting.

Healing Salve: This boon empowers your healing magic. When you cast a Cure spell, it heals an additional 2 points of damage for every White Boon you've selected, including this one

Knighthood: Gain Mounted Combat as a bonus feat.

Undead Slayer: Gain “Turn Undead” as a cleric of your level.

Journeyman:
Crusade: Upon selecting this boon, your Planeswalker levels are retroactively assumed to have granted full Base Attack Bonus, like a fighter. All future Planeswalker levels also grant full Base Attack Bonus. As an extra bonus, once per day you can invoke a Smite attack. This attack adds your Charisma modifier to your next attack roll and deals 2 additional points of damage per White Boon you've selected, including this one.

Heroic Resolve: You may now cast spells in Medium armor and while using Heavy shields with no chance of spell failure. Furthermore, you may "taunt" foes into attacking you. You gain Goad as a bonus feat (see Complete Adventurer or sidebar for details).

Swords to Plowshares: You can sacrifice a spell slot in order to weave white magic into a blast that makes a creature harmless but restores its life. As a standard action, you may designate a foe within 100' to make a will save (DC = 10+ level of spell slot lost + spellcasting ability modifier). The creature is stunned for 1 round and suffers a penalty on attack rolls equal to the spell level used for 1d6+1 rounds, but gains an equal amount of Fast Healing for as long as they have the attack penalty. A succesful save negates the stun and halves the duration.


Expert Boons:
Austere Command: All allies within 30' (but not the Planeswalker) gain a +2 Morale bonus on attack rolls and saves versus fear.

Mox Pearl: You cast all "White" spells at +1 Caster Level.

Beacon of Immortality: Whenever you cast a [Healing] spell, it is automatically affected as if you had used Empower Spell on it, but with no increase in spell level or casting time.

Master Boons:
Shelter: You gain a permanent “Sanctuary” effect. Until you act against a foe with a harmful action, they must make a Will save (DC 10+ 1/2 character level + spellcasting ability modifier) to directly attack you or cast a spell targeting you. They may still indirectly harm you (such as with an area attack), and a foe who successfully saves is immune to this effect for 24 hours.

Pulse of the Fields: You gain Fast Healing 2 for each White Boon you have selected, including this one.


Legend Boon:
Serra’s Embrace: You are elevated to angelic status. Your type is changed to Outsider. You gain Resistance to Acid, Cold, and Electricity 10 as well as Damage Reduction 10/Evil and Magic. You also sprout large, feathery wings that grant you a fly speed of 60' (good maneuverability).

Decree of Justice: You gain Gate 2/day as a spell-like ability with a caster level equal to your character level.

Spells: The following spells are considered "White" spells
- Any non-evil, non-inflict* spell from the Cleric spell list
- Any spell from the Paladin spell list
- Abjuration spells from the Wizard/Sorcerer spell list

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"Non-inflict" is meant to say that the following spells are not considered white spells and cannot be learned as such:
- Any spell with "Inflict" in its name.
- Harm and Mass Harm

Blue Boons and Spell List:

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"The mind: a great weapon and an even greater weakness." - Jace Beleren
Boons:

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Novice:
Skills of the Sea: Upon selecting this boon, you add all of the Blue class skills to your class skill list.

Thirst for Knowledge: You begin to train in the ways of the artificer. You gain the Trapfinding ability (as a Rogue), Scribe Scroll as a bonus feat, and a craft reserve of 50 that can be used in place of XP when creating magic items.

Eternal Dominion: Upon selecting this boon, you add a 1st level Blue spell to your list of spells known. Each time you gain a blue boon, you may learn a new Blue spell of the highest level you are capable of casting.

Dizzy Spell: When a foe is targeted by a Blue spell that you cast, whether the spell is successful or not, that enemy suffers a -1 penalty to AC for each Blue boon you have taken (including this one) for one round.

Raven Familiar: You gain the services of a Raven familiar, as a wizard of your level.

Journeyman:
Distortion Strike: You gain a number of Sudden Strike dice equal to the number of Blue boons you have taken (including this one).

Artificer’s Intuition: You become a more skilled artificer. You may take any Craft feat as a bonus feat as long as you meet the prerequisites. You gain a 100 point craft reserve (this overwrites a previous craft reserve). Finally, you may make Use Magic Device checks to emulate spells that you do not have while crafting magic items.

Mana Drain: You gain a +2 bonus on all dispel checks. In addition, if you successfully counter a spell, the opposing caster loses a prepared spell slot or spell at random.

Expert:
Cryptic Command: Allies within 30' of the Planeswalker (but not the planeswalker themselves) cast spells at +1 caster level.

Sapphire Medallion: You cast blue spells at +1 caster level.

Beacon of Tomorrows: All spells you cast from the Illusion school have their duration doubled as though they had been cast using the Extend Spell feat.

Master:
Tinker: You become a master artificer. You gain the service of up to 10 HD worth of Hommonculi without spending any gold or XP. This may be split up as you wish (one 10HD homonculus, or ten 1 HD homonculi, etc). You gain the "Create Homonculus" ability as an artificier, but only the homonculi granted by this ability are free. Should they be destroyed, you must pay the cost as normal. Likewise, should you wish to create more homonculi or upgrade the one granted by this feat, you pay the costs as normal. You gain another craft feat that you qualify for as a bonus feat, and a craft reserve of 300.

Cloak of Mists: You gain a bonus on all saves versus spells or spell-like abilities equal to the number of Blue boons you have taken.

Legend:
Time Twister: Once per round, you may cast any spell you know of 3rd level or lower as a swift action, as though it had been prepared with the Quicken Spell feat, without any increase in casting time or spell level.

Time Walk: You may cast Time Stop 2/day as a spell-like ability.

Spells: The following are considered "Blue" spells
- Abjuration, Divination, Enchantment, Illusion, and Transmutation spells from the Wizard/Sorcerer spell list
- Any "Teleport" spell*

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A "Teleport" spell is any spell on this list:
- Benign Transposition
- Baleful Transposition
- Dimension Door
- Greater Dimension Door
- Teleport
- Greater Teleport

Other spells may qualify, at your DMs discretion

Black Boons and Spell List:

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"Death is no excuse for disobedience." - Liliana Vess
Boons:

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Novice
Skills of the Swamps: Upon selecting this boon, you add all of the Black class skills to your class skill list.

Unholy Strength: You have DR X/bludgeoning, where X is the number of Black boons you possess (including this one)

Demonic Tutor: Upon selecting this boon, you may take any feat as a bonus feat. However, you suffer a permanent -1 to will saves. Unlike other boons, you may select this boon multiple times (the penalty is cumulative).

Zombie Master: You gain the ability to Rebuke undead, as a cleric of your level.

Neverending Torment: Upon selecting this boon, you add a 1st level Black spell to your list of spells known. Each time you gain a black boon, you may learn a new Black spell of the highest level you are capable of casting.

Journeyman:
Hatred: All of your attacks (including magical touch attacks) inflict an additional 1d6 damage for each Black boon you possess. However, each time you deal damage, you also take 1d6 points of damage.

Raise Dead: You gain a skeletal servant. It is a normal Human Warrior skeleton, except as noted here. The skeleton has a number of Hit Dice equal to the planeswalker's class level. Add one-half the planeswalker's class level to the skeleton's natural armor bonus. Add one-third of the planeswalker's class level to the skeleton's Strength and Dexterity scores. if your skeleton should be destroyed, a ritual requiring 24 hours of meditation, an assembled skeleton, and 100 gold worth of materials can create a new one.

Cover of Darkness: Whenever one of your Black spells requires a saving throw, the victim must also make a will save (DC = 10+1/2 character level +spellcasting ability modifier) or be shaken for 1 minute.

Expert:
Profane Command: All enemies within 30' of you receive a -2 penalty to AC and all saving throws.

Jet Medallion: You cast Black spells at +1 caster level.

Beacon of Unrest: Whenever one of your spells creates undead (Animate Undead, Summon Undead), you create one additional undead of that type at no additional cost (you must have a dead body in the case of Animate Dead or a similar spell, but you create both undead with the materials, time, and spell slot of one).

Master:
Necropotence: When you cast a spell, you may take an amount of damage equal to the level of that spell times three. If you do, you regain that spell slot for the day.

Dark Ritual: You gain a number of bonus spell slots based on the number of Black Boons you possess. For instance, if you possess 5 Black Boons, you may gain a bonus 5th level spell, or a bonus 2nd and 3rd level spell, or five bonus 1st level spells. You may redistribute this bonus each morning, when you regain your spells for the day.

Legend:
Lich: Your type becomes Undead. You lose your constitution score. All of your HD are retroactively turned into D12 hit die, and you gain bonus hitpoints based on your charisma modifier instead of your (now non-existant) constitution modifier. You also add your charisma modifer to all constitution checks and constitution-based skills. You have +4 Turn Resistance, and receive a +2 bonus to Strength and Intelligence. Finally, you receive a +2 bonus on all checks to Rebuke or Command undead.

Damnation: You may cast Sphere of Ultimate Destruction 2/day as a spell-like ability with a caster level equal to your character level.

Spells: The following are considered "Black" spells:
- Any non-good, non-healing* spell from the Cleric spell list
- Any spell from the Assassin spell list
- Necromancy spells from the Wizard/Sorcerer spell list
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Non-healing is meant to indicate that the following spells are not Black spells, and cannot be learned as such:
- Any spell with "Cure" in its name.
- Any spell with "Vigor" in its name.
- The "Heal" and "Mass Heal" spells
- Regeneration

Red Boons and Spell List:

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"Of course you should fight fire with fire. You should fight everything with fire." - Jaya Ballard
Red Boons:

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RED BOONS

Novice Boons:
Reckless Rage: You gain the ability to fly into a rage 1/day, as the Barbarian ability.

Cave Sense: You get a +1 bonus on Reflex saves for each Red boon you have, including this one.

Sizzle: You gain Fiery Burst (see Complete Mage or sidebar for details) as a bonus feat, even if you do not meet the prerequisites.

Skills of the Mountains: Upon selecting this boon, you add all of the Red class skills to your class skill list.

Undying Flames: Upon selecting this boon, you add a 1st level Red spell to your list of spells known. Each time you gain a red boon, you may learn a new red spell of the highest level you are capable of casting.

Journeyman:
Bedlam: You have Skirmish +Xd6/+X (See Sidebar), where X is equal to the number of Red Boons you have (including this one).

Pyromatics: You gain Evasion (as the Rogue ability) and Resist Fire 10.

Rite of Flame: Whenever you cast a Red spell, you may sacrifice a second spell slot of any level as part of that action. If you do, you increase the spell's effective level and your caster level while casting it by an amount equal to the spell level. For example Chandra, a 7th level Planeswalker, casts Fireball. She invokes her Rite of Flame, losing a 2nd level spell slot as she casts Fireball. The Fireball she is casting is treated as though it were a 5th level spell, and Chandra's CL is treated as 9 (so it inflicts 9d6 damage with a save DC of 15+primary casting attribute, instead of 7d6 with a save of 13+primary casting stat). Fireball.

Expert:
Beacon of Destruction: Any spell you cast with the [Fire] descriptor is automatically affected as though by the Empower Spell feat, with no increase in spell level or casting time.

Incendiary Command: All allies within 30' (but not the planeswalker) have their weapons imbued with fire, inflicting an additional 2d6 fire damage per melee attack.

Ruby Medallion: You cast Red spells at +1 caster level.

Master:
Fervor: You may act as if under the effects of a Haste spell for 10 rounds/day. This ability is activated and deactivated as a free action, and the rounds need not be consecutive.

Volcanic Strength: Whenever you deal damage with an attack, spell, or ability you deal an additional 2 damage for each Red boon you have, including this one.

Legend:
Comet Storm: You may cast Meteor Swarm 2/day, as a spell-like ability.

Form of the Dragon: Upon taking this boon, you take on a Draconic visage. You sprout draconic wings enabling you to fly at a speed equal to your normal movement speed with average maneuverability. You also gain a breath weapon which can be used every 1d4 rounds and inflicts 5d6 fire damage in a 30' cone (Reflex for half). The save DC is based on 16+your primary casting attribute.

Spells: The following are considered Red spells:
- Spells taken from the Bard spell list
- Evocation, Conjuration, and Transmutation spells from the Wizard/Sorcerer spell list
- Any spell with the [Fire], [Cold], [Electricity], or [Sonic] descriptor

Green Boons and Spell List:

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"Words lie. People lie. The land tells the truth." - Garruk Wildspeaker
Green Boons:

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Novice Boons:
Skills of the Forest: Upon selecting this boon, you add all of the Green class skills to your class skill list.

Animal Magnetism: You gain the Wild Empathy ability, as a druid.

Endless Swarm: Upon selecting this boon, you add a 1st level Green spell to your list of spells known. Each time you gain a Green boon, you may learn a new Green spell of the highest level you are capable of casting.

Gift of the Woods: You gain a +1 bonus on Fortitude saves for each Green boon you have, including this one.

Overrun: You gain Augment Summoning as a bonus feat, even if you don't meet the prerequisites.

Journeyman Boons:

Bounty of the Hunt: Upon selecting this boon, you gain a Favored Enemy (as the ranger ability). Each time you select a new green boon, you may choose an additional favored enemy and increase your bonus to a favored enemy by +2.

Predatory Focus: Upon selecting this boon, your Planeswalker levels are retroactively assumed to have granted full Base Attack Bonus, like a fighter. All future Planeswalker levels also grant full Base Attack Bonus. As an additonal bonus, you get a +2 bonus to attack and damage on all attacks of opportunity.

Wild Pair: You gain an animal companion, as a druid of your level -3.


Expert Boons:

Beacon of Infestation: The duration of any summoned creature under your control is doubled, as if by the Extend Spell feat, with no change in spell level or casting time.

Emerald Medallion: You cast Green spells at +1 caster level.

Primal Command: Allies within 30' (but not the planeswalker themselves) get a +2 luck bonus to Strength and gain Fast Healing 3 as long as they are at or below 50% of their maximum hitpoints.


Master:
Giant Growth: You may give yourself the effects of Enlarge Person as a free action for up to 10 rounds per day. These rounds need not be consecutive. In addition, you gain an inherent +1 bonus to strength for each Green boon you have, including this one, at all times.

Beastmaster Ascension: You gain the ability to Wildshape, as a druid of your level, up to 2/day. You may only take the form of small to large sized animals, however.

Legend:
Might of Oaks: Upon selecting this boon, your skin hardens and becomes more plantlike. You gain a +3 natural armor bonus and 25% fortification against critical hits. In addition, the first "Summon" spell of 3rd level or lower you cast each round is cast as a swift action instead of a full round.

Epic Proportions: You gain the ability to cast Shapechange 2/day as a spell-like ability.

Spells: The following are considered "Green" spells:
- Any spell from the Druid spell list.
- Any spell from the Ranger spell list.
- Any Conjuration spell from the Wizard/Sorcerer spell list.