Rowan, Scholar of Sparks // Will, Scholar of Frost
The two halves make an argument about what a spellslinger planeswalker should be, and they refuse to agree. Rowan is the aggressive answer: a broad instant-and-sorcery discount on the static, a plus that rewards a heavy-draw turn by tripling its reach to each opponent, and a four-loyalty ultimate that hands out a self-perpetuating copy engine keyed to the exact spells the discount is meant to fuel. Will is the patient one: the same discount stapled to a defensive plus that shrinks a threat to 0/2, a minus that refills your hand, and a seven-loyalty finish that exiles permanents at the price of handing each controller a 4/4 Elemental for every permanent it took. What pulls the pilot in two directions is that the faces share nothing but that cost reduction, so casting the card is really a choice between the aggressive twin and the control finisher. That shared discount is the connective tissue: whichever scholar you resolve, the deck built to abuse cheap instants and sorceries stays coherent. Rowan wants those spells to close the game before the opponent stabilizes; Will wants them to keep you alive long enough to bury the table in card advantage. The split-planeswalker frame lets one entry into a spellslinger shell carry both plans, and picking which twin to cast is a read on whether the game has tipped toward tempo or toward attrition.
Rules text
less to cast.
+1: Rowan deals 1 damage to each opponent. If you've drawn three or more cards this turn, she deals 3 damage to each opponent instead.
−4: You get an emblem with "Whenever you cast an instant or sorcery spell, you may pay 
. If you do, copy that spell. You may choose new targets for the copy."
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Instant and sorcery spells you cast cost less to cast.
+1: Up to one target creature has base power and toughness 0/2 until your next turn.
−3: Draw two cards.
−7: Exile up to five target permanents. For each permanent exiled this way, its controller creates a 4/4 blue and red Elemental creature token.
