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Under the current rules (as of writing this blog post) both of them would simply die as a state-based action due to the planeswalker uniqueness rule, so nothing special happens

Giving your opponents access to an extra 2-4 mana during their second main phase can definitely be problematic if your opponent is holding a powerful card or two, but in exchange, you can snag 4-6 each turn, as no mana is given out when you lose life

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Paragon of Eternal Wilds, Hunter's Ambush, and Sylvan Anthem each take advantage of your many green creatures