Liya al-Amundi

Liya al-Amundi is the main character of A Planeswalker Story, written by Antitonic. She is a planeswalker, a powerful mage within the universe of Magic: The Gathering. Unlike most, she does not possess any power of her own, but borrows that of others she spiritually possesses, owing to the nature of her spark only manifesting at the moment of her death.

Once Was Lost
With war brewing between her home nation and its neighbour, Liya is caught between the two, and pays the ultimate price when she is framed for a crime she didn't, and couldn't, commit.

Dream A Little Dream
Free to explore the Multiverse, Liya's first planeswalk takes her to Theros, where the people are governed by the gods of Nyx, and takes steps to better herself and help others.

Future Past
Liya finds herself on the plane of Tarkir, where she receives a prophecy of things to come, and finds out what fate has in store for her.

Trivia
"Original Question Asker: 'Is it possible for a planeswalker's spark to ignite due to an overwhelmingly positive emotional experience? For example, could a parent have their spark ignite after seeing their newborn child enter the world, or a planeswalker's spark ignite after hearing their significant other say 'I love you' for the first time?'""Doug Beyer: '(world-building hat on)""Sure. Any powerful, emotionally-affecting, perspective-altering life event will do the trick.""(story-telling hat on)""A powerful, positive, emotional life-peak is great ways to end a character’s story, and most of the time we’re concerned with the spark event as the beginning of a planeswalker’s story arc. So storywise, it does more work for the character to be facing big, difficult problems they need to solve at the moment they become a planeswalker. Wrapping some trauma into their spark moment nicely propels them on a path of action, and connects their journey through their story with their nature as a planeswalker.'""Antitonic: 'Maybe we could have a “Quantum Leap” or “Sliders” style planeswalker? All they want to do is get home to that positive situation, but their spark is uncontrollable. Maybe the next planeswalk will be the planeswalk home, but for now, let’s help out with this plane’s problems.'"Obviously, Liya went through some design changes since then.
 * Liya was originally conceived as a way to incorporate Quantum Leap or Sliders into the world of Magic: The Gathering, based off this question and answer from Doug Beyer, writer for Wizards Of The Coast:
 * Closest approximation of canon accent, courtesy of the International Dialects of English Archive: https://www.dialectsarchive.com/iran-9