MTG Salvation

Yep, she's solid. She has a {+} ability that makes a body, and a {-} ability that can generate card advantage. That's a recipe for a good playable planeswalker.

That being said, she's largely a 1-ability planeswalker a lot of the time, and she won't have the same synergy in the cube that she might have in a constructed deck designed to abuse her. Might be a miss because of that.

Fake

It's fine, but it's kinda boring. Not a big fan of how little the other abilities do in a lot of windows. I could see playing it, but I'll probably avoid it unless it's a sleeper.

e: nm.

I will never use a Nissa card unless Wizards sorts out her stupid Warcraft ears.

Not sure if real, but I'm not impressed.
1/1s with medium/low loyalty and effectively no other options until a few turns have passed.

Great if accelerated out hyper early, but that's about it. Sick with the multiple -1/-1 counter creature that are being printed this set, clearly a standard only card.

Safe pass for me

This looks pretty good. It would feel nice to remove a -1/-1 counter from Kitchen Finks with that planeswalker, that's for sure. The only downsides I see are her low loyalty count and lack of powerful ultimate. But getting 1/1 every turn, as Sorin, Lord of Innistrad, seems great when paired to a card advantage engine. I think it would fit nicely into any 450 and more cube list. It's just sad that it lacks of some form of agression. I would have like a Overrun effet or something like that on the ultimate so Garruk, Wildspeaker and her could have support a new archetype.

I'm going to just lock this up - after a more "head-on" scan was provided by the source (which was a Twitter account with no other posts), the mana symbols and set symbol shading look off enough to call this fake. If it ends up somehow being real, I'll unlock this again.

EDIT: Oh, also the last ability is templated wrong - it should say "return that creature to its owner's hand instead", in the even that you Threatened a creature.