Magic: The Gathering - 10 Worst Planeswalker Cards Of All Time

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While Planeswalker Cards are incredibly important in, the worst examples of all time offer little in exchange for a high cost. As they traverse inter-dimensions in the multiverse, Planeswalkers cast spells, fight other wizards, and summon deadly creatures to assist them in their journey and help them achieve victory.

With over 100 cards, it can be difficult to choose the best Planeswalker sets in . Planeswalkers typically require a significant amount of mana in exchange and usually arrive with several loyalty counters used to power their magic abilities. If an opponent successfully harms a Planeswalker, they will lose loyalty points on par with the attacker's magical power. Therefore, it's important to build a deck with the most viable Planeswalker cards. The worst ones on record offer very little value relative to the amount of loyalty and mana required for their services.

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Ashiok, Sculpter of Fears, is a prebuilt Planeswalker included as part of an underwhelming deck. Simply less effective than his cheaper counterparts, Ashiok requires two colors and a whopping 6 mana in exchange for three relatively lackluster abilities. Worse yet, even with the best starter kits, Ashiok only has enough loyalty (4) to activate one of those abilities in battle.

While the +2 draw grants a new card and mills a player for two cards, the result is not powerful enough to protect Ashiok, leaving him vulnerable to attack and idle for the rest of the turn. Ashiok's -5 ability can resurrect creatures from any graveyard and his -11 can steal a rival's whole board state, but both are out of reach on entry and give players zero assurance that such abilities will be