Are Planeswalkers Enchantments Or Creatures?

Magic: The Gathering (MTG) is a game where players assume the role of planeswalkers, a unique type of card with their own health or loyalty pools that can be depleted by spells. Planeswalkers are not creatures, but rather people with a unique ability to travel between the planes of existence. They can be attacked by their creatures and have damage removed equal to that of the monster they attack.

In MTG, players are mages who use their spells and creatures to manipulate the battlefield and impact the game. Planeswalkers are not creatures, meaning they cannot be attacked directly with them. They can also be enchanted or have artifacts equipped to them. However, they are not invincible, as opponents can choose to attack them with their creatures.

Planeswalkers can be destroyed by removal spells, such as Wrath of God, but they are permanents, so any spell that hits permanents will hit planeswalkers. In the Artifacts Cycle book series by Lynn Abbey Powerful Mages, Planeswalkers are not creatures, but rather permanents.

In terms of gameplay, casting a planeswalker triggers Pyroceratops, and the planeswalker itself is a spell when first cast. However, if referring to planeswalker’s abilities, those are activated.

In conclusion, planeswalkers are not creatures or players, and their effects need to make noticeable effects for widespread play. Players can use their magical abilities to manipulate the battlefield and impact the game, but they cannot be enchanted or equipped with artifacts.