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1. What better way to start off a quiz about planeswalkers than a question about when they first came to be? So, which expansion saw the printing of the first "planeswalker" permanent type cards?
2. The "Lorwyn 5" were the first five planeswalker cards printed. Each of the five represented a different color of Magic's color pie. Which walker represented White in the initial release?
3. Which expansion saw the printing of the first multi-colored planewalkers?
4. Speaking of multi-colored planeswalkers, can you name the first tri-colored planeswalker card printed?
5. We've been talking a lot about multi-colored planeswalkers, but what about colorless walkers? They exist too; can you name the first?
6. While we're still on the topic of mana costs for planeswalkers, which one was the first walker with a converted mana cost of 2 or less?
7. What is the mysterious phenomenon called that sets planeswalkers apart from other creatures of the same race and gives them their incredible, plane skipping powers?
8. There was a time when being a planeswalker was much closer to being a god; possessing immortality and not just the ability to travel between planes but to shape and even create whole new planes. What event caused the power of planeswalkers to be greatly diminished?
9. Planeswalkers are still some of the most powerful beings in the known Multiverse. With that being said, they do still face non-planeswalking beings of formidable power which require the combined efforts of multiple walkers to overcome. The Eldrazi Titans, reality distorting behemoths, are some such adversaries: which three planeswalkers were first responsible for imprisoning the Eldrazi?
10. Aside from specific characters represented in cards and novels, who else has been explicitly described as planeswalkers within the world of Magic?
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