But not everybody could make the cut and some had to be left on the cutting room floor. That way, hopefully, your favorite is in here somewhere. I mean, we couldn't represent the entire show if we wanted to: there are more Doctor Who episodes than the number of cards in all these decks!Īfter a lot of hearty discussion, we tried to go wide and hit a ton of different moments, characters, episodes, and villains. How did you go about choosing which to include in the deck? Were there some that you were disappointed to have to cut or that you loved from the show but didn't work in Magic: The Gathering? There are so many great monsters and villains in Doctor Who's 60-year history. Villains love doing that – kind of a 'who will you save Doctor, your companion or the spaceship of innocent people'? It makes for some great moments!

Abilities like Myriad, for example, let you punch all of your opponents at once! The new ability villainous choice also makes you feel like a villain as you put one or more of your opponents in the position of having to choose between two bad things. People liked playing the villain – so how about we lean into that? We came up with a style of gameplay we call 'group slug,' where you're trying to hit ALL of your opponents. There's also a 'The Sound of Drums' card, representing the noise running through the Master's head that may or may not have driven him mad. 'The Doctor, Gallifrey's End' is based on Sacha Dhawan's take on the character, played opposite Jodie Whittaker's version of the Doctor. 'The Master, Multiplied' shows the Master as played by John Simms during the original David Tennant era of the show. 'The Master, Mesmerist' is the original Master as played by Roger Delgado. has an exclusive preview of the fourth Doctor Who Commander deck, Masters of Evil, which instead focuses on the Doctor's greatest foes, both classic and modern.Ĭ can reveal three cards representing different versions of the Doctor's archnemesis, the Master. The Blast from the Past, Timey-Wimey, and Paradox Power decks each feature the Doctor and a companion as their commanders.

The release includes Collector Boosters and a Secret Lair set featuring alternative card treatments. The Doctor Who crossover consists of four preconstructed Commander decks spotlighting different eras of Doctor Who history. Doctor Who comes to Magic: The Gathering next week as part of Wizards of the Coast's latest Universe Beyond release, combining the gameplay of Magic: The Gathering with the characters and ideas from another popular property.

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