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Another MTG Plane Shift from WotC.
Backgrounds: Initiate, Vizier, and Dissenter is an alternate feature for both.
Races: Human (PHB Variant), Aven (Bird People), Khenra (Jackal People), Minotaurs (Ram People), Naga (Snake People)
Cleric Domains: Solidarity (Oketra), Knowledge (Kefnet), Strength (Rhonas), Ambition (Bontu), Zeal (Hazoret)
Aven can fly, and hawk-headed ones make compelling monks. They make good casters either way.
Khenra actually have a mechanic for their twin (which is very interesting to explore in a game I think, though I'm surprised it's actually coded in as a mechanic). They are Lucky together, and have nothing left to lose without each other.
Minotaurs are pretty much horned half-orcs.
Naga have their racial capital mostly spent on both a Bite and a Constrict. I could see Constrict being a potent option, since it restrains the target rather than just grapples. If you don't plan to use either of those moves, probably skip the Naga.
This one also discusses being Planeswalkers without any special extra powers aside from traversing planes as if overland traveling. I guess that means Gideon's invulnerability is a cheat, not a feature.
This was a very good Plane Shift IMO, aside from a few quibbles I have.
Gideon can be invulnerable, Chandra can burn, they all can do things. With magic. But so can some non-planeswalking beings. There are indestructible or firespitting beings that can't planeswalk.