Doctor Who
Doctor Who by Jonathan Lockwood
28 cards in Multiverse
11 commons, 6 uncommons,
4 rares, 4 mythics, 3 tokens
4 colourless, 2 white, 1 blue, 5 black, 1 red,
1 green, 5 multicolour, 3 hybrid, 2 artifact, 4 land
10 comments total
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Haste
Indestructible
Weeping Angel can't block.
Indestructible
Weeping Angel can't block.
Whatever you do, don't blink. -The Doctor.
5/5
Put a 3/2 Legendary Dalek creature token named "Dalek Thay" onto the battlefield. It has flying and deathtouch.
Put a 3/2 Legendary Dalek creature token named "Dalek Jast" onto the battlefield. It has flying and infect.
Put a 3/2 Legendary Dalek creature token named "Dalek Jast" onto the battlefield. It has flying and infect.
Flying
Shroud
Shroud
Emergency Temporal Shift!
3/3
Flying
First Strike
First Strike
Which of you is least important?
4/4
Creatures can't block this turn.
Count the shadows.
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Maybe can't attack or block if a spell has been cast this turn. (casting spells shows someone watching, or maybe the reverse.)
I'm not a Dr. Who fan, but weeping angels can only move when nobody is looking at them, correct? I feel like there's probably a better way to portray that mechanically.
It doesn't seem to make sense flavorwise. Shouldn't it at least have defender?
I think it could be either: it's originally a manufactured item, but the doctor's specific one is special because it's become his symbol.
Edit: If this is a token made by the Doctor Who planeswalker, it should be decided whether you want him to be able to deploy multiples (presumably yes, just as it is at the moment).
Not really. The Doctor has had a bunch, and other people occasionally have as well. The Master actually has a laser screwdriver.
Legendary? I don't know enough Dr. Who whether or not this is...
This is an interesting idea. I'm thinking I might use this in my set. Here's my take:
"Frozen Sun
Artifact - rare
At the beginning of each upkeep, you may sacrifice another permanent. If you do, target opponent gains control of Frozen Sun.
If you tap a permanent for mana, it produces colorless mana instead of any other type."
What does dreamwalk do? If your opponent is dreaming, it's unblockable?
That's a really creepy pic. I wish Wizards could print animated GIFs on cards.
You may like to compare notes with the author of the other Doctor Who cardset in Multiverse, The Oncoming Storm :)