Universes Beyond: Doctor Who

Universes Beyond: Doctor Who is a set of Doctor Who themed Magic: The Gathering trading game cards that were released by Wizards of the Coast on 13 October 2023.^[1] The set was announced 18 August 2022.^[2]^[3]

The Doctor Who set was part of Magic: The Gathering's Universes Beyond series, which utilises the worlds, characters, and stories of other intellectual properties while featuring the gameplay of Magic: The Gathering. The Doctor Who set was the third major Universes Beyond release (not including special Secret Lair releases and Universes Beyond cards available in regular sets), following sets based on Warhammer 40,000 and The Lord of the Rings.

The product release was comprised of four 100-card Commander decks, Collector Boosters, and tie-in Secret Lairs. The main set (set code WHO) contains 189 new Doctor Who themed cards as well as Doctor Who themed reprints of regular Magic: The Gathering cards. Universes Beyond: Doctor Who was the first Commander deck release to include collector boosters, with no additional new cards, that only feature alternate versions of the cards in the decks.

Products

Commander Decks

Each of the Commander decks is based around a specific theme featuring Doctor Who characters and Magic: The Gathering mechanics that fit into that theme. Every Doctor card is a two-colour Legendary Creature card, while every companion card is a mono-colour Legendary Creature card. "Doctor's Companion" is a partner variant keyword ability featured on these companion cards that allows you to designate that companion as part of a Commander pair so long as the other partner card is a Doctor (any version of The Doctor with the creature type exactly, and not anything in addition to, Time Lord Doctor). For the purposes of designing the decks, companions were defined as someone who stays with the Doctor and travels with them for a long time.

Each Commander deck package contains:

Two traditional foil cards of the Doctor-Companion face Commander pair, for the three Doctor decks, and Davros, Dalek Creator and Missy, for the Masters of Evil deck
An etched foil "display" Commander printed on a thicker cardstock not legal for play. This is the face card Doctor, for the three Doctor decks, and Davros, Dalek Creator, for the Masters of Evil deck
The remaining 98 cards of the deck
10 oversized Doctor Who themed Planechase cards featuring 9 planes and 1 phenomenon
One six-sided planar die featuring one side with the planeswalker symbol and one side with the chaos symbol, with the four remaining sides being blank
10 double-sided tokens featuring Doctor Who themed art and mechanics
A deck box and a life wheel, for tracking the player's life total, both featuring the package artwork of the deck's face Commanders
A strategy insert and reference card
A 2-card sample collector booster pack

There are 50 mechanically new Doctor Who cards per deck with the remaining 50 cards being Doctor Who themed reprints of regular Magic: The Gathering cards.

Package artwork by Chris Rallis:

Collector Booster Cards

Booster pack artwork (Shahab Alizadeh)

The Collector Booster product contains no additional new cards which is a change from previous Collector Booster products for other Magic: The Gathering sets, including Universes Beyond series. The Collector Boosters feature foil and alternate art versions of the cards that can only be found in these boosters. These cards are alternate versions of the 201 cards (191 cards plus 10 basic lands) found in the four preconstructed Commander decks.

Types of cards found in Doctor Who Collector Boosters:

Time And Relative Dimension In Space - TARDIS "Showcase" cards feature a TARDIS border with unique stylised artwork depicting Doctor Who's most iconic characters and events.
Beyond the Borders - Extended art cards. These use the regular Universes Beyond frame treatment with the art only extended in the top half of the card. Only rare and mythic rare cards in the set get this treatment. Sagas, adventurer, and split cards are excluded.
Timey-Wimey But Make it Shiny - Traditional foil and surge foil cards. These are foil versions of the cards in the Commander decks. All card variants in the set are available in both foil treatments.
Travel With Your Favorite Doctor - Serialized textured versions of the first thirteen Doctor Showcase cards. Instead of an exact 500 numbered prints of each Doctor, each Doctor will have 500 plus the Doctor's "number" (i.e. The Fourth Doctor has 504 serialized cards, The Tenth Doctor has 510 serialized cards, The Thirteenth Doctor has 513 serialized cards).

The 2-card sample collector booster packs found in each Commander deck product include an additional token/advertising card not found in any other product and two alternate-frame cards, at least one of which appears as rare or mythic rare.

The Decks, New Cards and Reprints

Set Breakdown

Each individual named card released in this set has multiple variants with the exception of the promo Past in Flames. The following attributes apply to each card; the card frame: Regular, Extended, or Showcase; and the foiling: Non-Foil, Traditional Foil, Surge Foil, or Etched Foil. All cards in the WHO set, including tokens, feature a TARDIS as the set symbol. The full breakdown of cards in the WHO set is as follows:

0001-0191 - 189 New-to-Magic Doctor Who cards (includes three art variants of Sonic Screwdriver). Cards 0001 through 0008 are the face Commanders of the four decks and only exist in traditional foil. Traditional foil versions have the same card numbers but with a star indicator after the set code instead of a dot.
0192-0195 - 4 Etched foil "display" Commanders printed on a thicker cardstock not legal for play.
0196-0205 - 10 Doctor Who themed Basic Lands - two of each of the five basic land types. Traditional foil versions have the same card numbers but with a star indicator after the set code instead of a dot.
0206-0331 - 123 Doctor Who themed Magic: The Gathering reprints (includes four art variants of Command Tower with different collector numbers).
0332-0463 - 132 Extended art variants of only the rare and mythic rare cards between 0001-0191. This excludes the 19 sagas, 2 adventurer cards, and 2 split cards which do not have any extended art variants in the set. Traditional foil versions have the same card numbers but with a star indicator after the set code instead of a dot.
0464-0534 - 71 Extended art variants of only the rare and mythic rare reprint cards between 0206-0331. Traditional foil versions have the same card numbers but with a star indicator after the set code instead of a dot.
0464-0534 - 30 TARDIS "Showcase" cards. This treatment was used for all 15 Doctor cards (13 Doctors plus the War Doctor and Fugitive Doctor), all 5 Master cards (including Missy), only 4 Companions (the three face Commander Companions Rose Tyler, Sarah Jane Smith, and Yasmin Khan; and an additional in K-9, Mark I), 4 iconic enemies (Dalek Squadron, Davros, Dalek Creator, Weeping Angel, and Cyberman Patrol), River Song, and the TARDIS. Traditional foil versions and the thirteen serialized textured versions of the Doctors have the same card numbers but with a star indicator after the set code instead of a dot.
0565 - Past in Flames traditional foil launch party promo card.
0566-0605 - 40 oversized Doctor Who themed Planechase cards featuring 36 plane cards and 4 phenomenon cards.
0606-0796 - 191 surge foil variants of all cards between 0001-0191.
0797-0922 - 123 surge foil variants of all cards between 0206-0331.
0923-1054 - 132 surge foil variants of all cards between 0332-0463.
1055-1125 - 71 surge foil variants of all cards between 0464-0534.
1126-1155 - 30 surge foil variants of all cards between 0464-0534.
1156-1165 - 10 surge foil variants of all cards between 0196-0205.

Similarly, the token subset is broken down as follows:

T0001-T0032 - 32 different tokens available in non-foil and traditional foil. Traditional foil versions have the same card numbers but with a star indicator after the set code instead of a dot.
T0033-T0064 - 32 surge foil variants of tokens T0001-T0032. Note that T0064 Osgood, Operation Double is an alternative art from the non-foil/traditional foil T0032.

Basic Land Cards

Land Cards
Card Name & Art	Card Name & Art	Card Colour	Description & Function	Reference
Plains Svetlin Velinov	Plains Titus Lunter	Colourless	The TARDIS amongst the mud pools on Androzani Minor The TARDIS on a hillside.	The Caves of Androzani
Island Svetlin Velinov	Island Titus Lunter	Colourless	The TARDIS on an island beach next to the pyramid on Marinus. The TARDIS in the waters of Bad Wolf Bay.	The Keys of Marinus Doomsday
Swamp Svetlin Velinov	Swamp Titus Lunter	Colourless	The TARDIS in a jungle swamp on Tigella. The TARDIS in the waters of a swamp.	Meglos
Mountain Svetlin Velinov	Mountain Titus Lunter	Colourless	The TARDIS on a mountain cliffside close to the Citadel of Peladon on Peladon. The TARDIS on a mountainside with a sun rising from behind the mountain.	The Curse of Peladon, The Monster of Peladon
Forest Svetlin Velinov	Forest Titus Lunter	Colourless	The TARDIS in a jungle on Zeta Minor. The TARDIS propper up against a tree in a forest.	Planet of Evil

Blast from the Past

Blast from the Past is a green, white, and blue deck focused on historic spells, food & clue tokens, and planeswalking. The deck highlights the classic era of the show from 1963 to 1996 (and The Night of the Doctor from 2013) including all eight classic Doctors with The Fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith being the face Commander pair of the deck.

Deck Blurb

Reverse the Polarity of the neutron flow

Grab your companions and battle across the universe in Magic's definitive multiplayer format. Step into the past with the historic ability, boosting your benefits from legendary characters, artifacts, and Sagas. The Fourth Doctor allows you to reliably play historic cards every turn, so build up a formidable board presence and your foes will be history!

The Fourth Doctor

Known for this eccentric sense of humor, cheerful optimism, and penchant for getting into trouble, the Fourth Doctor faces danger with determination and proves there's no such thing as "can't." He is instantly recognizable in one of his iconic long scarves and a brown fedora, usually offering someone a sweet.

What is Planechase?

Planechase is a cool way to shake up your Commander games with your friends. Use a deck of plane cards and a special planar die to trigger unique abilities and take your TARDIS through time and space!

New Cards

New Cards
Card Name & Art	Card Colour(s)	Description & Function	Reference
Commanders
The Fourth Doctor David Auden Nash Showcase Jack Hughes	Green & Blue	The Fourth Doctor, smiling, presenting a paper bag of jelly babies to the viewer with his fedora in his other hand in a salute. The TARDIS console and roundels can be seen in the background. Showcase: The Fourth Doctor lifting his fedora off his head with his right hand while pointing with his left hand in front of the time vortex featured during his series' runs. Allows you to look at the top card of your library at any time and play historic lands or spells from the top of your library using the flavour ability word "Would You Like A...?". Creates a bag of jelly babies as a Food token.	Showcase: Season 12-17
Sarah Jane Smith Fajareka Setiawan Showcase Mike Uziel	White	Sarah manoeuvering around some barbed wire and rocks on Exxilon wearing her first outfit from The Time Warrior. Showcase: Sarah holding a flashlight with several newspapers spread out in the background. Whenever you cast a historic spell, Sarah - a Detective - investigates.	Death to the Daleks
Doctors
The First Doctor Kieran Yanner Showcase Steve Morris	White & Blue	The First Doctor in his TARDIS at his console with smoke emanating from the console and behind him. Showcase: Stylised black & white artwork to signify the First Doctor's era of black & white episodes. The First Doctor is holding onto the lapels of his Edwardian frock coat with both hands and has a monocle in his right eye (TV: The Sensorites, The Space Museum, Twice Upon a Time). The background features the effects from the title sequence featured during his era. Playing The First Doctor allows you to get a TARDIS from your library and rewards you for each cascaded spell you play. Together with the TARDIS card's cascade mechanic, this signifies the First Doctor's travels where he was unable to control the destination.	Showcase: Season 1 to Season 4
The Second Doctor Bryan Sola Showcase Greg Staples	White & Blue	The Second Doctor playing his recorder while perched on the edge of the TARDIS console. with a hatstand in the background. Showcase: The Second Doctor points at a page in his open 500 year diary with his left hand. The background features the effects from the title sequence featured during his era. Allows all players to not have a maximum hand size. "How Civil of You" (TV: The Ice Warriors, The Invasion) rewards all players with a card so long as they do not attack the player controlling the Second Doctor in their next turn. Flavour text quotes the Second Doctor saying, "Well… it is a fact, Jamie, that I do tend to get involved.” The quote omits "with things" (TV: The War Games).	The Power of the Daleks Showcase: Season 4 to Season 6
The Third Doctor Ekaterina Burmak Showcase Roberta Ingranata	Green & Blue	The Third Doctor brandishing a fencing sabre in his right hand and a half-eaten sandwich in his left hand. Scene is from his fight on Fortress Island against the Master. Showcase: The Third Doctor stands with his hands against his hips. He is wearing a white frilled shirt with a wine red bow tie, a maroon smoking jacket with a rolled collar, and his red silk-lined black Inverness capes. The background features the effects from the title sequence featured during his era. The Third Doctor benefits from noncreature tokens the player controls and makes either a Clue, Food, or Treasure token when played. Very loosely signifies the many gadgets and items that this Doctor used. Flavour text quotes the Third Doctor saying, "It’s rather a pity, in a way. Now the universe is down to 699 wonders.” after Exxilon melts away (TV: Death to the Daleks).	The Sea Devils Showcase: Season 7 to Season 11
The Fifth Doctor Jake Murray Showcase Karen Hallion	White & Blue	The Fifth Doctor holding his right hand to his head while standing outside the TARDIS. Showcase: The Fifth Doctor holding a cricket bat having a just lobbed a cricket ball in the air. He stands in front of a starfield with the rainbow stylised effect from the title sequence featured during his era. "Peaceful Coexistence" (TV: Warriors of the Deep) rewards your creatures that don't attack signifying the Fifth Doctor's non-violent tendancies and his penchant for always looking for a peacful solution to problems. Flavour text quotes the Fifth Doctor positing “When did you last have the pleasure of smelling a flower, watching a sunset, eating a well-prepared meal?” in his discussion with the Cyber-Leader on Captain Briggs' freighter (TV: Earthshock).	Showcase: Black Orchid, Season 19-21
The Sixth Doctor Matt Stewart Showcase Mike Uziel	Green & Blue	The Sixth Doctor on Necros. He is wearing his multicoloured coat poised with his left hand outstretched. Showcase: The Sixth Doctor wearing his multicoloured coat while holding an umbrella in his left hand. He stands in front of the rainbow starfield effect from the title sequence featured during his era. "Time Lord's Prerogative" allows the player to copy any historic spells. This flavour ability word does not match the use of the phrase, "Prerogative of a Time Lord" used by the Doctor in response to Davros stating that the Doctor has been stupid. Flavour text quotes the Sixth Doctor stating to Mel, “This is a situation that requires tact and finesse. Fortunately, I am blessed with both!” (TV: Terror of the Vervoids).	Revelation of the Daleks Showcase: Season 21-23
The Seventh Doctor BBC Studios (Jeremy Enecio) Showcase Chuck Lukacs	White & Blue	The Seventh Doctor lifting his hat off of his head while holding his question mark umbrella. The TARDIS can be seen in the background with lit windows. Showcase: The Seventh Doctor wearing his question mark waistcoat while holding his question mark umbrella. He stands in front of the swirly starfield effect from the title sequence featured during his era. When the Seventh Doctor attacks, the player plays a guessing game with the defending player. Winning the game allows the player to cast a spell for free, otherwise they investigate. Loosely ties into the long "games" that the Seventh Doctor played such as with Fenric.	Survival Showcase: Season 24-25
The Eighth Doctor Aurore Folny Showcase Jack Hughes	White & Blue	The Eighth Doctor holding a chalice with the Elixir of Life moments before drinking from it and regenerating on Karn. Showcase: The Eighth Doctor standing in front of a time vortex. When played, the Eighth Doctor mills cards (loses memories) but allows the player to play historic permanents on each turn. Loosely ties into the Eighth Doctor at the end of his time before regenerating into the War Doctor. Flavour text quotes the Eighth Doctor saying, “Physician, heal thyself.” which is itself a quote from Luke 4:23 of the Bible.	The Night of the Doctor Showcase: The Night of the Doctor
Companions
Susan Foreman Wangjie Li	Green	Susan on her knees reaching out to stroke a "giant" ant with her right arm. Susan's ability loosely represents her involvement in suggesting/choosing where the First Doctor would travel to.	Planet of Giants
Barbara Wright Irina Nordsol	White	Barbara stands in her classroom in front of a blackboard holding a book open in her left hand addressing her students. Saga cards have chapters and Barbara, as a "History Teacher" (flavour ability word), allows you to skip chapters if you want to. Flavour text quotes Barbara saying, “There will be no sacrifice this afternoon, Doctor. Or ever again.” regarding the human sacrifice at the Tenochtitlan Rain Ceremony. (TV: The Aztecs)	An Unearthly Child
Ian Chesterton Kim Sokol	White	Ian stands in his lab in front of a blackboard conducting an experiment by pouring a liquid from a measuring beaker into a boiling flask. A microscope and additional flasks can be seen on the work surface. Ian, a "Science Teacher" (flavour ability word), allows the player to copy Saga cards which is representative of copying experiments.	An Unearthly Child
Jamie McCrimmon Wangjie Li	Green	Jamie in his full highlander outfit brandishing a sword after being fired at by a Redcoat. Jaime becomes more powerful if a historic spell is cast that turn. Jaime exclaiming, “Creag an tuire!”	The War Games
Jo Grant Fajareka Setiawan	White	Jo on Robbins's motorcycle wearing a red helmet and goggles. Jo allows the player to cycle historic cards and benefits from doing so. Literal representation of the motorcycle in the cycling ability.	The Sea Devils
Leela, Sevateem Warrior Irina Nordsol	Green	Leela holding a dagger in the Mordee jungle. Leela's card represents a brawn over brain scenario as she becomes more powerful when an opponent draws additional cards (knowledge). Flavour text quotes Leela stating, “Look, Doctor, good marksmanship is not a matter of luck.” (TV: Image of the Fendahl).	The Face of Evil
K-9, Mark I Narendra Bintara Adi Showcase Tyler Walpole	Blue	K-9 levitating in a generic spaceship corridor. Showcase: Stylised art of K-9 with a shine across him. Background is blurry and nondescript. The "Negative" flavour ability word signifies K-9 protecting other legendary creatures you control. The "Affirmative" flavour ability word signifies K-9 offensively ensuring that a legendary creature cannot be blocked that turn.
Romana II Tyukina Tatiana	White	Romana holding her sonic screwdriver dressed in her crimson frockcoat outfit. Romana's card shows her as a scientist prepared for anything (vigilance). The token copy creation mechanic could loosely represent her skill at duplicating, and improving upon, the Doctor's sonic screwdriver.	The Horns of Nimon
Nyssa of Traken Irina Nordsol	Blue	Nyssa tinkering with the sonic booster in the TARDIS. Nyssa's card loosely represents: superior knowledge or high intellect (no maximum hand size) and the utilisation of tools (artifacts) to subdue opponents and benefit from doing so (drawing cards).	The Visitation
Adric, Mathematical Genius Billy Christian	Blue	Adric looking at the sparking console of Briggs's freighter after it was damaged by a Cyberman. Prehistoric Earth can be seen on the monitor in the background. Adric's copy ability loosely represents his mathematical mind and way of thinking and being able to replicate and resolve any problem. "Ultimate Sacrifice" (flavour ability word) represents Adric's sacrifice to change the freighter's course, loosely represented by stopping an opponent's ability, which he ultimately failed to do.	Earthshock
Tegan Jovanka Aurore Folny	White	Tegan in the Matrix with glasslike cracks when Omega uses her to blackmail the Doctor. When Tegan attacks, an attacking historic creature becomes more powerful and indestructible for the turn. Flavour text quotes Tegan saying, “You certainly know how to fly this crate, don’t you?” (TV: Black Orchid).	Arc of Infinity
Peri Brown Wangjie Li	White	Peri crouched down on one knee on Sarn. She has her right index finger raised in a warning pose while she holds the Doctor's TARDIS comparator in her left hand threatening to drop it over the edge of the cliff. Peri's card makes it easier to cast the first historic spell each turn. Flavour text quotes Peri shouting at the Master, “I’m Perpugilliam Brown and I can shout just as loud as you can!”	Planet of Fire
Ace, Fearless Rebel Colin Boyer	Green	Ace swinging her upgraded baseball bat, imbued with the Hand of Omega’s power, at the eyestalk of an Imperial Dalek during the Dalek attack on Coal Hill School. Ace's "Nitro-9" flavour ability word loosely represents Ace using her baseball bat (the artifact) to fight a defending creature during combat. Flavour text quotes Ace's catchphrase, "Wicked!" (TV: Dragonfire, Remembrance of the Daleks, The Happiness Patrol, Battlefield, The Curse of Fenric)	Remembrance of the Daleks
Episode Sagas
An Unearthly Child Kieran Yanner	Blue	In the background, the TARDIS stands at an angle in a desert wasteland. In the foreground, members of the Tribe of Gum brandish a flaming torch towards the First Doctor and Susan. Jungle leaves frame the edge of the image. All three chapters allow you to find a Doctor, a companion or a TARDIS (vehicle card).	An Unearthly Child
The War Games Bartek Fedyczak	White	The Second Doctor and Zoe wearing the visors with cross eyeholes that they picked up in the SIDRAT; Jamie; a World War I biplane is visible; and three warriors standing amidst mirror-like fragments each holding a primed alien gun. The first chapter brings all players into The War Games by creating warriors that must attack. The second and third chapters make everyone's warriors more powerful. The fourth chapter allows you to exile a nontoken creature you control in order to end The War games by exiling all warriors. This loosely represents the Doctor's exile to Earth at the end of the story. There is no alternate artwork for the Warrior token so the token created by this saga utilises the same "Caveman" token as The Cave of Skulls.	The War Games
The Sea Devils Miklós Ligeti	Green	A Sea Devil, a smaller insert showing a Sea Devil navigating the minefield on the beach, the Third Doctor, the Master, the submarine moving through the Sea Devils' forcefield, and Jo. The first two chapters create Sea Devils (green alien salamanders with islandwalk). The final chapter allows Sea Devils to damage creatures controlled by a player if the player received combat damage from Sea Devils (salamanders) that turn.	The Sea Devils
City of Death Miklós Ligeti	Green	Count Carlos Scarlioni as a human having a drink, Duggan, multiple paintings of Mona Lisa (the visible ones show Duggan, Scaroth in his Jagaroth form and The Fourth Doctor all posing as Mona Lisa), and the Fourth Doctor. Creates a Treasure (Classic) token (Romana II) and then five more token copies mimicking the six total Mona Lisa copies.	City of Death
The Caves of Androzani Nestor Ossandon Leal	White	Sharaz Jek, the Fifth Doctor holding a passed out Peri with his hat having fallen off, and Peri leaning over the Doctor who is holding a vial of bat's milk. The first chapter stuns two tapped creatures synonymous with the spectrox poisoning of the Doctor and Peri. The second and third chapters allow you to augment another permanent via counters or keep the previously stunned creatures in that state. The fourth chapter allows the player to search for a new Doctor ready to replace the Fifth Doctor's imminent regeneration.	The Caves of Androzani
Trial of a Time Lord Audrey Benjaminsen	White	The Sixth Doctor's head and shoulders against a starfield, the Inquisitor, three jurors of the judicial inquiry, and the Sixth Doctor in full with his back to the viewer. Three inserts of bald Peri/Kiv (TV: Mindwarp) are overlaid over the top image of the Doctor. Additional gold motifs represent the typical Time Lord decorative headdress and pointed shoulder design of their robes. Three chapters exile creatures until the trial ends in Chapter IV. At that point, each player decides whether those three creatures collectively were innocent, and they return to the battlfield, or guilty, and they get put on the bottom of their owners' libraries. The four chapters loosely represent the four stories of the Trial of a Time Lord series, with the Doctor being deemed guilty by the evidence presented in the first three stories but ultimately judged innocent in The Ultimate Foe.	Trial of a Time Lord
The Curse of Fenric Tatiana Veryayskaya	Green & White	The Seventh Doctor with his umbrella, Ace in her 1940s costume, the Ancient One, and a chessboard with two grenades placed on the board instead of two chess pieces. The first chapter converts/changes (destroys and creates a token) a creature for each player turning them into Haemovores with deathtouch. The second chapter changes a creature to become Fenric (a horror). The last chapter represents the betrayal of the Ancient One (one of the Haemovore tokens) when it forced Fenric into the isolation chamber to kill both of them with poison.	The Curse of Fenric
The Night of the Doctor Borja Pindado	White	The Eighth Doctor holding his hands out while shouting mid-regeneration over a chalice containing the Elixir of Life. A figure of the War Doctor stands amidst the energy spilling out of the cup. Ohila and three other sisters from the Sisterhood of Karn are shown looking on. The bottom of the image shows the crash of Cass's spaceship which had Cass, the Doctor, and the TARDIS on board. The first chapter destroys all creatures which could be seen as the demise of Cass and/or the Doctor himself or could loosely represent the death of the Doctor's ideals as a Doctor of peace. The second chapter returns a legendary creature back to life representing the Doctor's regeneration. The counter chosen could be loosely seen as the characteristics of the War Doctor (first strike, vigilance or lifelink).	The Night of the Doctor
Other Creatures
Vrestin, Menoptra Leader Ivan Dedov	Green & White	Vrestin hovering in midair summoning three other Menoptera to advance. When Vrestin appears, he brings along a swarm of other Menoptera depending on how big he is. He also helps muster insect attacks by making them all more powerful when they do. Creates Alien Insect tokens.	The Web Planet
Alistair, the Brigadier Thanh Tuấn	Green, White & Blue	Alistair standing amongst at least four other UNIT soldiers. He holds a pair of binoculars in his left hand and points into the distance while summoning the soldiers forward. The troop is taking enemy fire in the form of green energy blasts. Casting historic spells grows your soldier army and when Alistair attacks, you can buff all your creatures based on the number of historic permanents you control. Creates Soldier tokens.
Sergeant John Benton Wei Guan	Green & White	John in his UNIT uniform talking on a walkie-talkie. The UNIT helicopter is taking off in the background. John's "Share Intelligence" flavour ability word loosely represents John giving away confidential information. He also has haste (quick to act and respond) and trample could be deemed that he is an effective soldier. Flavour text quotes John reacting to his first time in the TARDIS — “Anyway, nothing to do with you surprises me anymore, Doctor.” (TV: The Three Doctors)	The Mind of Evil
Duggan, Private Detective Craig J Spearing	Green & Blue	Duggan in a room holding a chair up intending to use it as a weapon. When Duggan appears, he investigates (Detective). He also is as powerful as he is knowledgable (number of cards in hand). His "The Most Important Punch in History" flavour ability word represents when Duggan punched Scaroth knocking him out cold stopping him from altering history. In addition, this ability can only be used once.	City of Death
Displaced Dinosaurs Simon Dominic	Green	A stegosaurus on a London street crashing apart a building using its thagomizer. It is followed by an apatosaurus and tyrannosaurus rex. Converts historic permanents entering the battlefield into dinosaurs, a play on the word historic in Magic: The Gathering terms and historic with regards to dinosaurs. Flavour text quotes the Third Doctor admiring the dinosaur, “Good grief! It’s a stegosaurus. What a splendid specimen.”	Invasion of the Dinosaurs
Sorceries
Crisis of Conscience Borja Pindado	White	The Fourth Doctor's moral dilemma, holding up the two wires connected to the explosive charges that, if exploded, would commit genocide of the Dalek race. The background shows three Daleks firing their lasers in flight with at least one other being blown up. Destroys all tokens, which Daleks are, or destroys everything else. Flavour text quotes the Fourth Doctor stating, "Just touch these two strands together and the Daleks are finished. Have I that right?"	Genesis of the Daleks
Traverse Eternity Jeremy Paillotin	Blue	The sarcophagus-looking lodestone portal with its space-time tunnel to Sutekh's pyramid. Draws cards which loosely represents knowledge gained by "knowing thine enemy" from the flavour text. Flavour text quotes the Fourth Doctor saying, “Know thine enemy. Admirable advice.”	Pyramids of Mars
The Five Doctors JB Casacop	Green	The Five Doctors snatched up by time scoops. Searches for the Five Doctors from space and time (library and graveyard). If more effort is involved (the spell is kicked), the Doctors coan be put straight into play.	The Five Doctors
Twice Upon a Time // Unlikely Meeting Elizabeth Peiró	Blue	The First and Twelfth Doctors in Antarctica. They stand in front of the Twelfth Doctor's TARDIS. Time has stopped and snowflakes can be seen suspended midair. The Adventure part of the card, Unlikely Meeting, searches for a Doctor. Twice Upon a Time can only be cast with two or more Doctors and gives you an extra turn. This loosely represents the two Doctors having one last adventure before their regenerations.	Twice Upon a Time
Instants
Reverse the Polarity Randy Gallegos	Blue	The Third Doctor brandishing his sonic screwdriver with a circular "wave" effect emmanating from it. As with every time the Doctor has reversed the polarity of the neutron flow, this card can do different things: stop all other spells, invert creatures' stats or make them unblockable. Flavour text quotes the Third Doctor stating, “You see, before you reactivated it, I reversed the polarity of the neutron flow.”
Time Lord Regeneration Elizabeth Peiró	Blue	Montage of the Fifth Doctor's companions (Tegan, Turlough, Kamelion, Nyssa, and Adric) as they appeared to him in his hallucination during his regeneration sequence. This spell creates an effect that replaces a dying Doctor with another one from your library. Regenerate has a different mechanical meaning in Magic: The Gathering. Flavour text quotes some of Fifth Doctor's last words, “Time to say goodbye.” just before he hallucinates his companions.	The Caves of Androzani
Artifacts
Ace's Baseball Bat L J Koh	Colourless	Ace's baseball bat in the process of being imbued with the Hand of Omega’s power in the open coffin. The bat provides additional power and allows the user to strike first (quicker) when being blocked by a Dalek. It is easier to wield by legendary creatures.	Remembrance of the Daleks
Bessie, the Doctor's Roadster David Auden Nash	Colourless	Bessie being driven by the Third Doctor in a thunderstorm on a wet road. Bessie is fast (haste) and make another legendary creature, presumably the driver, unblockable due to its speed. Bessie gets the driver to where they need to be without any impediment. Creatures that crew Bessie will not be able to take advantage of this so the ability needs to target a legendary creature that did not crew Bessie to be of use.	Doctor Who and the Silurians et al.
Five Hundred Year Diary Kieran Yanner	Blue	The Second Doctor peering over the top of his Five Hundred Year Diary while in the TARDIS. Mechanically, the diary itself is a clue, and can be treated as such, as well as providing mana (in this case access to knowledge) for all clues that you control. Entering tapped could losely represent the Doctor finding it in his storage chest after regenerating.	The Power of the Daleks
Sonic Screwdriver Thanh Tuấn	Colourless	Close up of the Fourth Doctor's sonic screwdriver. He holds it behind Davros's head. An effect of sparks and like emanate from the head of the screwdriver. The screwdriver provides mana which could loosely represent energy. The second ability allows it to untap another artifact which is the screwdriver's way of interacting with other objects. The scry ability could be seen as the ability to provide readings on other objects. The fourth abillity is the screwdriver's way of solving any problem the Doctor and his companions may have and getting them out of situations where they would be imprisoned or similar (unblockable).	Destiny of the Daleks
TARDIS Chris Ostrowski Showcase Dalton Pencarinha	Colourless	The TARDIS in flight above a ringed planet in the foreground with other planets in the background. Showcase: Closeup of the TARDIS doors with one door open revealing the interior console and design to be the the Thirteenth Doctor's during Series 12 & Series 13. Vehicle that potentially grants you a free spell (cascade) and a way to travel to a new destination (planeswalk) if you control a Time Lord when it attacks.	Showcase: Series 12 & Series 13
Other Enchantments
Banish to Another Universe David Astruga	White	Omega being banished to his own anti-matter universe by the Ergon's matter converter. Exiles a nonland permanent until the enchantment leaves the battlefield.	Arc of Infinity
Gallifrey Stands Alexander Gering	White & Blue	The Eleventh Doctor's dream of him and his previous incarnations observing Gallifrey being attacked by Daleks during the Last Great Time War. When Gallifrey Stands is played, the player gets to return all Doctor cards to their hand and then subsequently put one into play each turn. It features an "alternate win condition" that causes the player to win the game if they control thirteen or more Doctors. Loosely represents all the Doctors coming together to save Gallifrey from the Last Great Time War.	The Day of the Doctor
Lands
Gallifrey Council Chamber Lixin Yin	Colourless	The Lord President of the High Council of Time Lords addressing hundreds of Time Lords in the Gallifrey Panopticon. The surveil ability loosely represents reviewing a plan (using The Moment) and dismissing it over another potentially better future plan. Adds mana of any colour to cast a spell or activate an ability of a Time Lord or Alien. As of the set's printing, and excluding Changelings, there are 27 Time Lord cards and 33 Alien cards (25 in Doctor Who, 8 in Unfinity) that this mana can be used for.	The End of Time
Trenzalore Clocktower Eliz Roxs	Colourless	The Eleventh Doctor receiving his new regenerations on the top of the clocktower in the town of Christmas on Trenzalore. His regenerative blast is channelled upwards into the Dalek's ship above (not pictured). Every time you add mana, the clock ticks up until we reach twelve, at which point the counters are all removed and the game is "reset" with a fresh hand of cards and their graveyard shuffled into their library. This can only be activated if you control a Time Lord loosely symbolising that the fresh start/renewed regenerations is only for Time Lords.	The Time of the Doctor
Tokens and Markers
Warrior Kieran Yanner	White Token	A Caveman holding a flaming torch. Created by The War Games and The Cave of Skulls	An Unearthly Child
Alien Insect Ivan Dedov	Green & White Token	A Menoptera in flight. Created by Vrestin, Menoptra Leader.	The Web Planet
Soldier Thanh Tuấn	White	A UNIT soldier holding a knife. Created by Alistair, the Brigadier and UNIT Headquarters
Alien Salamander Miklós Ligeti	Green Token	A Sea Devil brandishing a Silurian gun on a beach. Two surfboards stand upright in the background. Created by The Sea Devils.	The Sea Devils
Food (Classic) David Auden Nash	Colourless Token	A paper bag of jelly babies next to the Fourth Doctor's fedora. Created by The Third Doctor, The Fourth Doctor and Spectrox Mines.
Clue (Classic) Pavel Kolomeyets	Colourless Token	A Krynoid seed pod on a tray in a laboratory. Created by The Third Doctor, The Seventh Doctor, Sarah Jane Smith, Duggan, Private Detective and Antarctic Research Base.	The Seeds of Doom
Treasure (Classic) Justyna Dura	Colourless Token	Romana II in a painting posing as Mona Lisa behind a red rope barrier in a museum. Created by City of Death, The Third Doctor, and Spectrox Mines	City of Death
Human Rogue David Astruga	Black Token	Sharaz Jek. Created by Spectrox Mines.	The Caves of Androzani
Mutant Helge C. Balzer	Green	A Haemovore breaking through a wooden door. Created by The Curse of Fenric.	The Curse of Fenric
Copy Xabi Gaztelua		Stylised time vortex with a five-pointed spiral. In between each spiral arm, a star constellation represents five of the Doctor's enemies. These are a Weeping Angel, a Dalek, a Cyberman, a Zygon, and an Auton. The feet of an additional unidentifiable five characters can be seen around the edges. Created by The Sixth Doctor and Caught in a Parallel Universe. Romana II and City of Death also create token copies, however, these can utilise the original tokens in most scenarios.

Planar Cards

New Planar Cards
Card Name	Plane	Description & Function	Reference
TARDIS Bay Erikas Perl	Gallifrey	Four TARDISes in a row. One TARDIS has its door open showing the console and roundels matching the initial First Doctor's TARDIS's interior design. Grants you a free spell (just like the TARDIS's cascade), then you steal a TARDIS and run away (planeswalk)	The Name of the Doctor
Coal Hill School Lixin Yin	Earth	Ian, Susan, and Barbara standing in Ian's lab mid conversation. Mechanic ties into the historic matters theme (school and teaching) that Barbara and Ian play into; allowing the player to draw a card for casting a historic spell and returning a historic card from graveyard to hand when chaos ensues.	An Unearthly Child
The Cave of Skulls Nino Is	Earth	Fire can be seen to be brandished by the tribe in the cave in the distance. A mammoth skeleton hangs over the cave entrance. The foreground and pathway to the cave entrance is littered with broken skulls of previous prisoners. The scavenge ability allows the use of graveyard cards to make creatures bigger and fits thematically with the general actions of the Tribe of Gum. When chaos ensues, Warrior tokens are created.	An Unearthly Child
Caught in a Parallel Universe Jake Murray	Phenomenon	Split image showing the Inferno Earth on the left; with Section Leader Elizabeth Shaw and Brigade Leader Lethbridge-Stewart wearing his eyepatch and holding up a clenched fist; and the regular universe on the right; with Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart and Liz Shaw. Loosely represents encountering a parallel version of the creatures chosen. The newly created parallel universe tokens are evil and therefore have menace.	Inferno
UNIT Headquarters Hristo D. Chukov	Earth	Multiple blob-like Gell guards setting off explosions while attacking UNIT Headquarters which is being defended by UNIT soldiers. A rip between realities shows UNIT HQ being transported to Omega's anti-matter universe. Creates a soldier each turn, and makes your army bigger when chaos ensues.	The Three Doctors
The Pyramid of Mars Andreas Rocha	Mars	The interior of the pyramid with Sutekh on his throne receding at the end of the time-tunnel. Players surveil every turn which could represent the Osiran's planning ahead and discarding any bad plans. When chaos ensues, a creature is reanimated which could loosely represent Sutekh's attempted freedom.	Pyramids of Mars
Antarctic Research Base Erikas Perl	Earth	A wide view of the research base with a Krynoid seed pod in the foreground. Loosely represents the investigation that the scientists, the Doctor and Sarah conducted while in the base. When chaos ensues, one of your creatures becomes stronger/bigger and turns into a Plant.	The Seeds of Doom
Spectrox Mines Álvaro Calvo Escudero	Androzani Minor	The Fifth Doctor hanging onto a ledge in the Spectrox Mines. This scene was not visually represented in this detail in the original story. Every turn, the player loses life but gains a treasure. This loosely represents spectrox poisoning and the value of the refined spectrox. When chaos ensues, a Sharaz Jek (black human rogue) token is made along with a food token that could loosely represent the spectrox drug.	The Caves of Androzani
Gardens of Tranquil Repose Álvaro Calvo Escudero	Necros	The main buildings of Tranquil Repose and the associated gardens can be seen. An image of Davros appears in the sky looking over the scene. The "Suspended Animation" flavour ability word exiles creatures that die and allows their controllers to scry (the future). Those same exiled creatures will get converted into Daleks whenever chaos ensues. This is a direct representation of the process that Davros hoped to achieve from the perpetualyl instated.	Revelation of the Daleks
The Cheetah Planet Andreas Rocha	Outside Mutter's Spiral	Three of the Cheetah People on their planet, two of which are on horseback. Turns non-cats into stronger cats every turn. When chaos ensues, they provoke creatures which is representative of the way that they attack anyone that makes noise and/or runs.	Survival

Reprinted Cards

Reprinted Cards
Card Name	Card Colour(s)	Description & Function	Reference
Enchantments
Day of Destiny Irina Nordsol	White	The Doctor and Susan's escape from Gallifrey. The First Doctor and Susan in the TARDIS Bay walking past several TARDIS. Flavour text quotes the First Doctor saying, “We can travel anywhere and everywhere in ‘that old box,’ as you call it. Regardless of space and time.” (TV: The Rescue). Even though the art for this card depicts the First Doctor about to take Susan on their first trip, this quote is actually from the First Doctor first inviting Vicki onto the TARDIS.	The Name of the Doctor
Sorceries
Explore Kim Sokol	Green	The Seventh Doctor and Ace walking into the distance. The Doctor has his umbrella in his left hand with his right arm locked in Ace's left as they walk. Flavour text quotes the Seventh Doctor's final lines to Ace in TV: Survival saying, “Somewhere there’s danger, somewhere there’s injustice, and somewhere else the tea’s getting cold. Come on, Ace, we’ve got work to do!”	Survival
Three Visits Kieran Yanner	Green	The first three Doctors in a rose garden looking at each other through triangular screens. This is a reimagining of the scene in which the First Doctor is "stuck up here" in a triangular screen in the rose garden while the Second and Third Doctors are in the TARDIS viewing him through the TARDIS screens. Flavour text quotes the First Doctor sizing up his successors saying, “Oh, so you’re my replacements. Huh. A dandy and a clown. Have you done anything?”	The Three Doctors
Time Wipe Anthony Devine	White & Blue	Skaro being destroyed by the booby-trapped Hand of Omega. Flavour text quotes the Seventh Doctor saying, “Goodbye, Davros. It hasn’t been pleasant.”	Remembrance of the Daleks
Instants
Heroic Intervention Billy Christian	Green	The Second Doctor reaching out towards the Sixth Doctor amidst a travelling starfield. The scene depicted does not take place in the episode. Flavour text quotes the dialogue between the Second Doctor and the Sixth Doctor in the hacienda in Seville — “I’ve come a long way for you!” exclaimed the Sixth Doctor. “Naturally. Don’t expect any thanks,” replied the Second Doctor.	The Two Doctors
Path to Exile Colin Boyer	White	The Second Doctor "falling" to Earth along with his recorder. Flavour text quotes the High Council of the Time Lords' last statment to the Second Doctor, “The time has come for you to change your appearance, Doctor, and begin your exile.”	The War Games
Return to Dust Pierre Loyvet	White	Adric's shattered gold star-shaped badge on the floor shortly after his death.	Earthshock
Swords to Plowshares Axel Sauerwald	White	The British and German soldiers shaking hands with their opposite numbers during the Christmas Armistice in 1914. Flavour text quotes the First Doctor saying to the Twelfth Doctor, “So that’s what it means to be a Doctor of War.” shortly after saving Captain Archibald Hamish Lethbridge-Stewart.	Twice Upon a Time
Artifacts
Arcane Signet L J Koh	Colourless	The glowing Seal of Rassilon on Rassilon's collar. Flavour text quotes the Eleventh Doctor saying “Seal of the High Council of Gallifrey. Nicked it off the Master in the Death Zone.” (TV: The Time of the Doctor)	Hell Bent
Heroes' Podium Daniel Correia	Colourless	Borusa's diorama after having used the Time Scoop to kidnap the Doctors and their companions from various places in space and time. The visible figurines are the First Doctor, the Second Doctor, the Brigadier, the Third Doctor, Sarah Jane Smith, the Fifth Doctor, Tegan and Turlough.	The Five Doctors
Hero's Blade Randy Gallegos	Colourless	The Third Doctor's fencing sabre from his fight on Fortress Island against the Master.	The Sea Devils
Mind Stone L J Koh	Colourless	Handles being held by the Doctor. Flavour text quotes the Eleventh Doctor talking to Handles saying, “Handles, I said, ‘Put me on a ship.’ I didn’t say, ‘Put me on a Dalek ship.’”	The Time of the Doctor
Sol Ring Kekai Kotaki	Colourless	The Eye of Harmony. Flavour text quotes the Eleventh Doctor stating, "The Eye of Harmony. Exploding star in the act of becoming a black hole. Time Lord engineering.”	Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS
Talisman of Progress Andrey Kuzinskiy	Colourless	Close up of the Fourth Doctor's scarf with the Doctor turning/running. TARDIS roundels can be seen in the background. Flavour text quotes the Fourth Doctor confirming the obvious to Leela, “Sometimes my brilliance astonishes even me!” (TV: The Invisible Enemy)
Talisman of Unity John Di Giovanni	Colourless	The Fifth Doctor's celery on his coat lapel. The Talisman provides green and white mana which are the colours of the celery stalk. Flavour text quotes Peri and the Doctor's dialogue — “How does the celery help?” asked Peri. “If the gas is present, the celery turns purple,” replied the Doctor. (TV: The Caves of Androzani)
Thought Vessel Anthony Devine	Colourless	Tim Latimer opening the Doctor's biodata module. Flavour text quotes Professor Yana explaining “Oh, it’s only an old relic. Like me.” (TV: Utopia)	Human Nature / The Family of Blood
Lands
Ash Barrens Oliver Wetter	Colourless	Devastated forest on Jaconda. Flavour text quotes the Sixth Doctor describing to Peri how the gastropods destroyed the forest — “Look at the trees. Not a trace of foliage. The very bark stripped from the trunks. And the soil, barren.”	The Twin Dilemma
Canopy Vista Zhillustrator		View of the garden that the Interface informed Amy was the perfect replica of Shill Governor's mansion on Shallana. Flavour text quotes the Eleventh Doctor stating, “Apalapucia, voted number two planet in the top ten greatest destinations for the discerning intergalactic traveler.”	The Girl Who Waited
Celestial Colonnade Nadia Hurianova		View of an open area inside a temple on Atlantis. The female face form of Kronos appears in large in the sky along with the flying summoned avian form of Kronos.	The Time Monster
Command Tower Hector Ortiz		The First Doctor's TARDIS control room showing the central console, roundels, a hatstand, a wooden chair, and an astrolabe. Flavour text quotes Ian's summary at the end of the First Doctor's lengthy explanation regarding why the TARDIS is bigger on the inside, “A thing that looks like a police box, standing in a junkyard… it can move anywhere in time and space?”	An Unearthly Child
Deserted Beach Jonas De Ro		The Impossible Astronaut standing at the edge of Lake Silencio in Utah. Flavour text quotes Madame Kovarian chanting the nursery rhyme to River Song, “By Silencio Lake. On the Plain of Sighs. An impossible astronaut will rise from the deep. And strike the Time Lord dead.”	The Impossible Astronaut
Dreamroot Cascade Shahab Alizadeh		View of three broken moons in the Medusa Cascade. Flavour text quotes the Tenth Doctor explaining to Donna where they are — “The Medusa Cascade. I came here when I was just a kid, ninety years old.”	The Stolen Earth
Exotic Orchard Miklós Ligeti		Shows the Architectural Reconfiguration System (Arch-Recon) room in the TARDIS with multiple bulbs hanging from cables. Exotic Orchard provides any colour of mana that opponents could produce. This ties into the ARS being able to reconstruct particles based on requirements. Flavour text quotes the dialogue between the Eleventh Doctor and Gregor upon enting the ARS — “Architectural Reconfiguration System. It reconstructs particles according to your needs,” explained the Doctor. “A machine that makes machines?” Gregor questioned.	Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS
Fortified Village Nino Is		A distant view of the town of Christmas on Trenzalore. The clocktower can be seen rising above the rest of the village. Flavour text quotes Tasha Lem narrating the Eleventh Doctor's time on Trenzalore, “On the fields of Trenzalore, he stood as protector both of his own people and his new home.”	The Time of the Doctor
Glacial Fortress Nestor Ossandon Leal		The Nosferatu II in space above Svartos having just launched from the surface. Flavour text quotes the Seventh Doctor explaining to Mel where they are about to go to, “Iceworld. A space trading colony on the dark side of the planet Svartos… I think there’s something interesting going on there, Mel.”	Dragonfire
Horizon Canopy David Sondered		The Psychic Circus in a desert on Segonax. We see the large, magenta-pink ringed planet in the background. Flavour text quotes the Seventh Doctor describing Segonax as he steps out of the TARDIS, “Not the green and pleasant land we’ve been led to expect.”	The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
Irrigated Farmland Pablo Mendoza		The Bio-Dome of Bowie Base One. Irrigation can be seen to be active and watering the plantlife in the dome. Red lights mark the walkway between the vegetation. Flavour text quotes Captain Adelaide Brooke shortly after sealing the Biodome Tunnel behind her and the Tenth Doctor — “Biodome Tunnel is out of bounds. Andy and Tarak are infected.”	The Waters of Mars
Overgrown Farmland Álvaro Calvo Escudero		The huge overgrown Krynoid destroying Harrison Chase's estate. Flavour text quotes Harrison Chase saying, “Animals have ruled this planet for millions of years. Now it is our turn.” when challenged regarding his plants killing people.	The Seeds of Doom
Path of Ancestry fang.xinyu		A time vortex with three different flying TARDISes. Each TARDIS is of a different design showing one without the chameleon circuits activated and two police box variants. Flavour text quotes the Second Doctor stating, “It’s the TARDIS. It’s my home! Or, at least it has been for a considerable number of years.” (TV: The Tomb of the Cybermen)
Port Town Alexander Gering		A wide bird's-eye view of the Grand Canal of Venice in 1580. Flavour text quotes the Eleventh Doctor's introduction of Venice to Amy and Rory — “Venezia. La Serenissima. Impossible city. Preposterous city.”	The Vampires of Venice
Prairie Stream JB Casacop		A view of New New York from a similar vantage point to where the Tenth Doctor landed the TARDIS with Rose. Note that the view is mirrored when compared to the initial sequence from New Earth. Flavour text quotes the Tenth Doctor explaining, “Strictly speaking, it’s the fifteenth New York since the original, so that makes it New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New York.”	New Earth
Scattered Groves Piotr Dura		Scattered groves of trees amidst rock and sandy areas on the Cheetah Planet. Volcanos spew steam in the background. The sun and moon are both visible in the red-pink sky. Flavour text quotes the Seventh Doctor explaining, “We’ll be safe over there. Safe from the Cheetahs, and the Master.”	Survival
Seaside Citadel Piotr Dura		The mountain fortress known as the Bridge comprised of five structures built from components of the Captain's Vantarialis spaceship. The Zanak city surrounds the lower portion of the mountain. Three Mentiads can be seen in the foreground. Flavour text quotes the Captain announcing, “Watch for the omens! I declare a new golden age of prosperity for all.”	The Pirate Planet
Skycloud Expanse Nino Is		The TARDIS sits on a super dense cloud with the full moon in the background. The TARDIS exterior staircase winds down out of the sight on the left. Flavour text quotes Clara and the Eleventh Doctor chatting while on the run from the Ice Governess — “How did we get up so high so quick?” asked Clara, “Clever staircase. It’s taller on the inside,” replied the Doctor.	The Snowmen
Sungrass Prairie Nino Is		The colonists' city on Gliese 581d amidst wheat fields. Flavour text quotes Bill asking, “So, where is everyone? Don’t tell me we’ve come halfway across the universe and they’ve all gone out. We should’ve texted first or something.”	Smile
Temple of Enlightenment Anthony Devine		A view of the New New York Hospital in New New York on New Earth. Note that the second building, whose design was based on the real-world Burj Al Arab, has been redesigned into a short structure.	New Earth
Temple of Mystery Jokubas Uogintas		The Tomb of Rassilon in the Death Zone on Gallifrey.	The Five Doctors
Temple of Plenty David Alvarez		View of the Aztec temple and surrounding structures. Flavour text quotes the First Doctor and Ian's dialogue when exiting the Aztec tomb onto the open sacrifice platform — “Doctor, look at this extraordinary city down here!” exclaimed Ian. “The Aztecs. They knew how to build.” replied the Doctor.	The Aztecs
Thriving Grove Zhillustrator		The clearing lined with crystalline wind chimes in the jungle of Deva Loka. Flavour text quotes Todd explaining matters on Deva Loka to the Fifth Doctor — “There are no predatory animals on Deva Loka. No diseases, no adverse environmental factors.”	Kinda
Thriving Heath Sean Vo		Two Zarbi atop two cliffs. Flavour text quotes Vrestin explaining to Ian, “Vortis is ours. We, the Menoptra, are reclaiming it.”	The Web Planet
Thriving Isle Bruce Brenneise		A rocky beachside view of one of Thoros-Beta's pink oceans. A large gas giant is visible in the greenish blue sky. Flavour text quotes Peri before she steps out of the TARDIS into the sea water, “Whoa, far out! Are you quite sure this is the planet you aimed for?”	Mindwarp
Vineglimmer Snarl Jorge Jacinto		A lush forest on Metabelis III bathed in blue moonlight. Flavour text quotes the Third Doctor explaining to Sarah, “It has strange properties, a Metebelis crystal. It can affect the mind.”	Planet of the Spiders
Waterlogged Grove John Di Giovanni		A view of Grantchester Meadows and the River Cam in Grantchester, Cambridgshire. A basket, stool and umbrella are situated on the riverbank. A partially submerged fishing rod and a splash denote where the fisherman fell into the river, his mind having just been stolen by the sphere hovering above the stool. Flavour text quotes Romana II's interpretation of Professor Chronotis' Gallifreyan Morse code before apparently dying, “Beware the Sphere. Beware Skagra. Beware Shada.”	Shada

Timey-Wimey

Timey-Wimey is a blue, red, and white deck focused on the new Time Travel mechanic which manipulates time counters on the player's cards and time related Magic: The Gathering mechanics including suspend and vanishing. The deck highlights the earliest Doctors of the new series from 2005 to 2013 with The Tenth Doctor and Rose Tyler being the face Commander pair of the deck.