XA0024 is an Island connected to the entire multiverse—and sometimes people come to visit. Planeswalker characters are those from other game worlds or campaigns.   This allows you to continue your character’s story, if that is something you are looking to do, but it comes with a large number of disadvantages.

Limitations

Planeswalkers are not a way to cheat the system and get around a racial cap or limitations. The imported race cannot be similar to that of any Xadunian race which is not Humanoid nor Demi-Human.  No Farborn, Elemani, Wild Ones, Fae, etc.. However, you could bring in, say, a Human Paladin or an Aarakocra Rogue from your Dungeons and Dragons campaign.

Base Growth

All Planeswalkers have a base growth of 5 Body Points per level, and 4 Skill Points per level.  They gain 1 life every 4 levels, starting at 3rd and maxing out at 24th.

Planeswalkers have a maximum level of 35, and a maximum XP of 1279.

Not Native

Obviously, these characters are not native to Xadune.  Knowledge present in this Player’s Handbook, while common knowledge to native Xadunians, is not for a Planeswalker.  They are coming in blind, so to speak, and will never have heard of Xadune or Revrent or anything of the like.

Additionally, these characters will suffer environmental effects on many parts of the planet that native characters do not. 

Walker Sickness

Regardless of what your character did in the past—what feats she accomplished or knowledge she gained—the trip to Xadune really jostles that right out of you.  Skills or Abilities outside of what you choose at character creation do not carry over.

A New World

A brand new world, a brand new place.  Planeswalkers have no prior knowledge about Xadune.  As such, no Planeswalker character can start with any Area Lore, City Lore, or otherwise Xadune-specific Skill. 

What about Benefits?

The benefit to playing a Planeswalker is that you get to play something not from Xadune.  That’s it.  There aren’t any racial bonuses, extra Skills, or discounts on languages or anything.  Playing a Planeswalker character counts as taking a Culture Packet as well, so keep that in mind when thinking of what you want to play.

Having fun at Xadune isn’t tied to your character card or your stats, it’s tied to the roleplay.  That said, from a character card standpoint you will be behind if you play a Planeswalker.  You may encounter situations your character cannot enter without fear of death, which your cohorts have no issues with.

So why do we allow Planeswalkers in the first place? Well, for one, it makes sense with the setting.  If baddies and other characters can come to the Island from the multiverse, so can Adventurers.  But mainly we know how a character can touch our lives and really become a part of who we are.  We want to give you a way to bring your character to Xadune and bring them to life, while maintaining their purity of backstory.

Makeup Requirements

Because Planeswalkers are not necessarily Xadunian races, costuming and makeup standards will vary based on your own choice. However, Planeswalker characters must not have makeup similar to that of a capped race.  For instance, if Demon-kin are capped, you cannot bring in your Teifling character (or at least they must look distinctly different).

Planeswalker  Experience Levels
Level	XP	Body	Skill
1	0	5	4
2	20	10	8
3	33	15	12
4	45	20	16
5	58	25	20
6	72	30	24
7	87	35	28
8	103	40	32
9	120	45	36
10	142	50	40
11	166	50	40
12	190	50	40
13	214	50	40
14	238	50	40
15	267	55	44
16	296	55	44
17	325	55	44
18	354	55	44
19	383	55	44
20	421	60	48
21	459	60	48
22	497	60	48
23	535	60	48
24	573	65	52
25	620	65	52
26	667	65	52
27	714	65	52
28	761	70	56
29	808	70	56
30	864	70	56
31	929	75	60
32	1003	75	60
33	1086	80	64
34	1178	80	64
35	1279	85	68