Planeswalker Game

This was one half of my sparker in my project, so probably isn't balanced as well. Did change the CMC though.
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I've actually begun my judging, I should have it posted tomorrow if not later today.

Sorry for the delay, I was much busier over the weekend than I had anticipated.

viriss: This reminds me a lot of Dovin, Grand Arbiter but more efficient. I like how it can both create tokens and build loyalty in the same turn. The problem I have is that the payoff isn't as impactful. Dovin encourages playing evasive creatures and rewards you with card advantage, this planeswalker encourages playing evasive creatures and rewards you with more evasion. Instead of redundancy the ultimate could be a buff for your creatures or debuff to opponents creatures to at least close the game faster.
gluestick248: I do understand what you're going for and I like it. I especially like how the lifelink works with the plus ability even when Gideon isn't a creature, but this should be "up to one target" otherwise I don't believe you can use the ability if your opponents don't have any tapped creatures. I am concerned with how wordy the ultimate is, card text would start getting cramped. I think you can save word count by cutting "At the beginning of each combat" and "until end of turn" and would still be a fair ultimate.
Xenozfan2: At first I was underwhelmed by this ultimate, but then I was overwhelmed by how much value there is for a token deck because it doesn't just care about just zombie tokens. It's a bit more of build around requiring more tokens than just the ones it makes, but overall I like how all the abilities synergize with one another.
gateways7: This planeswalker is too unwieldy for me because every ability deals with stealing spells or creatures. I'm a little bothered that the first ability doesn't allow to spend mana as though it were of any type, because then the ability to play an opponents spell becomes much less relevant. And the ultimate is just untenable, allowing everyone to play anyone else's spells and requiring players to continuously reveal cards and keep them in order is just too much of a challenge for me.
fabuloussunbro: A very flavorful Vraska planeswalker, every ability is perfectly within her character. I do believe it's too efficient though in that she builds loyalty way too quickly for such a low cmc and the deathtouch tokens on a plus ability will take over the game too quickly. If I would change anything I would add to the plus ability "if a creature card is exiled this way" then make a token.
Tesagk: Certainly getting the garruk vibes from this. I like the change of pace giving it an activated ability as opposed to a passive or triggered ability, as well as the fact that the tokens it makes fuels all its other abilities. 
2wb: I'm not entirely sure why scry is so central to this white planeswalker, I supposed white is one of the colors most concerned with 'order' but I feel like it would have made more sense making tokens off of gaining life. The zero ability feels like needlessly overcomplicated, I get the feeling this a tokens matter planeswalker and a small buff to all your creatures would suffice. My favorite thing is the ultimate, calling an angel to aid each of your creatures feels very flavorful and because it's so dependent on have many creatures to start it doesn't feel too overpowered.
Flo00: Like creatures with defender do I feel like this is going to sit on the board doing a whole lot of nothing. The passive allows creatures with defender to attack but not with their toughness, and we've seen cards that do both for less mana. It's not until you reach the ultimate does it allow creatures to attack with toughness but that takes 4 turns of just using the plus and I think it would be too late at that point.
Gear NO.7: This is just so incredibly narrow. The passive requires tapping more creatures after already crewing a vehicle. The plus power ups vehicles but does nothing to crew them. The minus is useless if your opponents aren't also playing vehicles, unless you're using it on your vehicles? And I don't feel like I'm ever going to reach that ultimate nor will it matter anyway if I do.

Winners: 1st fabuloussunbro
Runners up: gluestick248 & 2wb

Deon, Heir of Thelon
Legendary Planeswalker - Deon
: Put a spore counter on each Fungus you control.
: Create three 1/1 green Saproling creature tokens.
: You may sacrifice a creature. If you do, return target creature card from your graveyard to the battlefield.
: You get an emblem with “At the beinning of your upkeep, put a spore counter on each creature you control.” and “Each creature you control gets +1/+1 for each spore counter on it.”

I honestly thought I'd submitted an entry for this one. So that's two challenges I missed due to memory issues.

I'm pretty excited for this one.

Ydbhith is the result of an entire plane gone to war, a war that concluded with all living matter on the plane being transmuted into a necromantic fungus. This single planewide entity was at first uproarious and indignant at its fate, but gradually discovered that the unity forced upon its previous inhabitants was the only possible solution to facilitating peace. With the goal of assimilation, the worldsoul of the plane of Ydbhith manifested a material avatar as a vessel for its planeswalking ability and set out in pursuit of that goal. It employs both traditional methods of conquest -- raising armies of saprolings, laying siege to settlements by spreading disease and rot through food supplies -- but also assimilates directly through the application of its entheogenic fungus.

Rin, Protector of the Elements 
Legendary Planeswalker - Rin 
<+1> The first time you cast a spell this turn, scry 1. The second time, draw a card.
<-3> Target creature gets +0/+4, if it’s an elemental it gets +4/+4 instead, and fights target creature you don’t control.
<-10> Tap all your opponent’s creatures, they do not untap during their controller’s next untap step. Then deal 10 damage to each tapped creature.
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Alright, story:
"Damn it, Rin. Where are you?"

Krag stood on a cliff that edged around one of the tallest mountains in the Yutowa range. He was supposed to meeting Rin, a powerful Shugenja who had information on the Wotoku court. Things were tense in the kingdom, and this retreat was a place full of memories for Krag, and his clandestine meetings with Rin. She was one of the most beautiful women he knew, and even though she had powers to take on entire armies, she never wore armor. Then again, Krag had never seen a warrior make it to within five feet of her. He himself was an accomplished veteran of three wars, but he wasn't sure how he would match up against her.

But beauty and magic were far from her only traits. She was brilliant, with keen insights, a deep and wise understanding of the world, and the ability to get anyone to talk about anything. Krag hoped she'd got more than a few people speaking.

After a moment, Krag turned and looked up at the mountain. Its summit was hidden by clouds, as it generally was. He'd attempt that summit one day, it seemed he'd been telling himself that for years, and with each year it seemed a less and less likely possibility. But if the view from the top was anything like he dreamed... it would be worth it.

The wind picked up, reminding him of why he hated the mountain as much as he admired and respected it. 

As stunning as the view was, as daunting as the summit could be in his mind's eye, the mountain was an ever present reminder of his exile.

Krag was fortunate enough to have two homes, though he was certain most would find them unfortunate homes: the first was a cave just meters in front of him, facing the edge of the cliff. The second was a tree home he'd built at the base of the mountain. Getting into that one was a painful reminder of how old he was getting. It felt like half his life had been spent waiting for things in Wotoku to change.

A sudden gust of wind caused Krag to stagger forward. He never ceased to be surprised by the sheer brutality of the weather up the mountain. However, when he turned around it became immediately clear that the mountain wasn't responsible at all...

(This is taking longer than I anticipated...)

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(thought I'd put my entry in again in a different attempt, if this isn't allowed then I'll try for a new one.)

This guy right here is Jean-Eric Vergne, real life DS Techeetah Formula E driver, former Toro Rosso F1 driver. I make a custom set of Formula E cards and this was his sparker half of the Champion card (which, for the submission, was modified) - a card for the season's champion where they all start off as 3/3s and have a flip side that turns into planeswalkers.
This is his second champion card already due to his second title, and this card is based around the new addition in season 5 of Formula E - attack mode, where a driver takes a slower route during the race to gain more power for a while. This card as well as most cards in the set is vehicle-based and team color usually prioritizes over driver "color", though balances usually exists. Probably not the best card out there, but definitely something I won't hate.
Also if the story is still complicated for any of you Wikipedia probably has everything you need.

I'm sorry I don't have time for a full judging. mrlozano wins.

Thx for the win!
Looking in Scryfall at walkers I've realised that most of them don't use non evergreen keywords and mechanics (in fact only Angrath, Domri, Wrenn and Oko do). So, your next challenge is to design a planeswalker that uses a non-evergreen mechanic! It can be an action keyword, a pseudo or a normal set mechanic. I don't know if a similar contest has been issued in the past, but please, don't reuse old entries. I mean, I'm not forbidding it, but the point is to desing new things.
Best of luck!

Everybody remembers and appreciates the champion mechanic, right?

Yuressa, Blessed Paragon
Legendary Planeswalker - Yuressa
Whenever you would gain life, you may put 1 loyalty counter on ~ instead.
+1: Creatures you control with lifelink gain absorb X until end of turn, where X is the number of loyalty counters on Yuressa.
-4: Until end of turn, if you would gain life, gain double that life instead.
-12: You get an emblem with, "At the beginning of your upkeep, if your life total is 50 or more, you win the game."
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gateways7 : Shit, read as Evergreen, easy fix.

Edit: you might need a hard refresh (ctrl + F5)