MTG Planeswalkers as Pathfinder PC's

[EsperMagic]

So I just had this thought come over me that this ccould be pretty sweet. But there are a lot of planeswalker and I kinda want to see just how many of them I can make characters out of. Any suggestions/help/advice would be great.

Jace- Human Wizard School: Illusion Opp: Necromancy and Evocation
Chandra- Human Sorcerer Elemental Fire bloodline
Kiora- Merfolk Summoner
Garruk- Human Druid/Barbarian
Elspeth- Human Paladin
Liliana- Human Oracle of Bones
Tybalt- Tiefling Rogue/Bard?
Ajani- Catfolk Rage Prophet with the Fire Mystery? I dont even know...
Sarkhan- Human Dragon Disciple

I'm probably going to end up statting up some these based on which ideas end up the most interesting but Im confused what people would do for say Gideon, Venser, Koth, Nyssa, Tezzeret, etc.

[EvilTwinSkippy]

I think Chandra works better as an Oracle of Flames. So many fire powers, plus she gets to wear her trademark steampunk armored coat.

[Raymond Lambert]

I have a hard tome believing character classes can do them justic. These planeswalkers, not just adventurers. D&D/PF and M:tG may influence each other but the two game systems are far apart from each other and do not make the best components to intermix. Or are you aiming for the time/status they were before their spark went off?

I loved M:tG for a long time though so I will return here to see what develops. Even though I am disappointted in your lineup of planes walkers. No Urza, Bo Levar(however it was spelled), the survivors, Lord Windgrace, and Freylise.

What I would be much more interested in is seeing attempted conversion of creatures, legenda, abilities, spells.

Many a time, I have been inspired by the artwork and thought it and some flavor text was a great starting off point for NPCs. I also sometimes cut the cases up ans use the artwork as miniatures. The land card may also be able to paint a pretty picture of the terrain/village.

[EsperMagic]

I'm not sure if you kept up with magic lore, but they arent the awe-inspiring god-tier charcters they were back when Urza and Teferi were planeswalkers. Now they just tend to be higher than average magic users with the ability to planeshift. Ignoring the planeshifting ability and focusing on the characters themselves seems rather easy to fit into pathfinder especially when you are going for the feel rather than exact copies.

Ahhhh...I just saw your listed planeswalkers from the invasion/phyrexia story arc. Yeah...planeswalker from then and planeswalkers now are two completely different animals.