This is another example of uncommon heavily printed vs heavily printed common will make you think that the uncommon is much more expensive, but not in this case where the uncommon is much cheaper
Like most Magic: The Gathering cards, the value of The Thirteenth Doctor depends on a few consistent factors: its rarity, the printing and finish (regular or foil), its physical condition, and the set it was printed in (Doctor Who)
Possibly the most absurd thing to do with this card is make additional copies of Mindslaver
Vehicles work well with lots of tokens, since they let players convert the raw power represented by their small creatures into much larger, much more powerful threats
14 Mad Hatter - Unruly Eccentric Card 213/204 EN.7, Emerald/Ruby Dual Ink Alice in Wonderland 's iconic Mad Hatter not only makes an appearance, but mixes things up as one of the cards in Archazia's Island to feature the new dual-ink card mechanic
if drawn early, you can choose Mirran and crank out 1/1 Myr tokens each time you cast an artifact spell, and if youve drawn it late-game and youve got fifteen or more artifact cards in your graveyard, you can start picking off opponents during your end steps