2023Patrick Jarrett, Carmen Klomparens, Chris Mooney, Gavin Verhey
Mostly unboxings and how-to-play. Magic: The Gathering Universes Beyond – Doctor Who is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 1 reviews, 2 how-to-play guides, and 3 unboxings.
From BoardGameGeek
In this crossover expansion, Magic: The Gathering visits the Doctor Who universe, with a set of four preconstructed Commander decks themed around the various iterations of the Doctor, their companions, and their adventures together through time and space. The "Blast from the Past" deck features the first eight Doctors and their companions, and is built around the Historic mechanic, with lots of legendary creatures, artifacts, and Sagas. The "Timey-Wimey" deck features Doctors Nine, Ten, and Eleven (and the War Doctor), and is built around the new Time Travel mechanic, which allows you to manipulate time counters on your battlefield and on suspended cards. The "Paradox Power" deck features Doctors Twelve and Thirteen (and the Fugitive Doctor), and is built around the new Paradox mechanic, which rewards you for casting spells from anywhere other than your hand. And finally, the "Masters of Evil" showcases the greatest villains of the series, featuring the new Villainous Choice mechanic to force your foes to choose their own demise. Each deck also includes a 10-card oversized planar deck for use with the Planechase format, so you can fly your TARDIS from planet to planet, changing the rules of the game depending on where you land. The set is also available in collector booster packs, which can contain any of the non-oversized cards from the four decks-including special foil, extended art, and/or alt-art versions that can't be found anywhere else.
Magic: The Gathering Universes Beyond – Doctor Who has 6 videos from 3 creators: 1 review, 2 how-to-play guides and 3 unboxings. They date from 2023 to January 2024.
To learn the rules, start with "BEGINNERS GUIDE to Playing Timey Wimey | MTG Dr Who | The Tenth Doctor & Rose Tyler" by Yawgfather Reborn EDH, which runs 21 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Become a TIME LORD | Timey-Wimey Review | MTG" by MTG Monkeys.
If you like it, try Magic: The Gathering – Innistrad: Crimson Vow and Magic: The Gathering – Theros Beyond Death, also by Chris Mooney, or Magic: The Gathering – Aether Revolt and Magic: The Gathering – Shadows over Innistrad, also by Gavin Verhey.
2021Doug Beyer, Corey Bowen, Andrew Brown, Ethan Fleischer, Bryan Hawley, Daniel Holt, Chris Mooney, Kenneth Nagle, Ari Nieh, Mark Rosewater, Annie Sardelis, Andrew Veen
2 - 8 players0 minHeavy weight
2020Doug Beyer, Corey Bowen, Ian Duke, Ethan Fleischer, Aaron Forsythe, Mark L. Gottlieb, Jenna Helland, Erik Lauer, Peter Lee, Lukas Litzsinger, Chris Mooney, Kenneth Nagle, Mark Rosewater, Annie Sardelis, Yoni Skolnik, Donald Smith Jr., Sam Stoddard, Andrew Veen, James Wyatt
2 - 8 players0 minHeavy weight
2016Gavin Verhey
2 players60 min
2016Gavin Verhey
2 players60 minVery heavy weight
From BoardGameGeek:
In this crossover expansion, Magic: The Gathering visits the Doctor Who universe, with a set of four preconstructed Commander decks themed around the various iterations of the Doctor, their companions, and their adventures together through time and space. The "Blast from the Past" deck features the first eight Doctors and their companions, and is built around the Historic mechanic, with lots of legendary creatures, artifacts, and Sagas. The "Timey-Wimey" deck features Doctors Nine, Ten, and Eleven (and the War Doctor), and is built around the new Time Travel mechanic, which allows you to manipulate time counters on your battlefield and on suspended cards. The "Paradox Power" deck features Doctors Twelve and Thirteen (and the Fugitive Doctor), and is built around the new Paradox mechanic, which rewards you for casting spells from anywhere other than your hand. And finally, the "Masters of Evil" showcases the greatest villains of the series, featuring the new Villainous Choice mechanic to force your foes to choose their own demise. Each deck also includes a 10-card oversized planar deck for use with the Planechase format, so you can fly your TARDIS from planet to planet, changing the rules of the game depending on where you land. The set is also available in collector booster packs, which can contain any of the non-oversized cards from the four decks-including special foil, extended art, and/or alt-art versions that can't be found anywhere else.
Designers
Patrick Jarrett, Carmen Klomparens, Chris Mooney, Gavin Verhey
Artists
Shahab Alizadeh, Ovidio Cartagena, Matt Cavotta, Steph Cheung, Jehan Choo, Deborah Garcia, Lisa Hanson, Taylor Ingvarsson and 8 more
Publisher
Wizards of the Coast
Categories
Mechanics
