What plane does a player planeswalk to or from?

When a player uses the planeswalking ability, they planeswalk to the specific plane that is currently represented by the face-up plane card. This means that when a player activates a planeswalking ability, they transition to a new plane as indicated by that card.

In the context of the game, the act of planeswalking is designed to immerse players in the lore of Magic: The Gathering's multiverse, and the ability to travel to these different planes is a key mechanic. Whenever a player activates a planeswalking effect, the result is that they arrive at the plane depicted on the turned face-up card, making this interaction a central aspect of the gameplay and storytelling within the game.

The other options misrepresent the mechanics of planeswalking. One suggests that planeswalkers always go to a random plane, which is not how the mechanic functions—it is specific to the plane shown. Another implies that a player can only planeswalk from the last location rather than acknowledging that they can also transition into a new plane. Thus, choosing that planeswalker moves to the plane represented by the face-up card accurately reflects the rules governing the planeswalking mechanic.