Printing cards like Seasoned Pyromancer, Wrenn and Six, Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer, and the like in the way it does currently (at mythic, in sets that aren't limited in supply but have an abnormally high price point of double or more a typical Standard-legal set) all but guarantees they will be incredibly expensive, increasing Wizards ' reprint equity
Plus, you can open all sorts of cards with Booster Fun treatments, such as cards with the showcase magnified treatment, each depicting a story spotlight moment from working on the case
Costing just three ink - with the option to add it to your inkwell instead - Cheshire Cat, Not All There focuses entirely on questing, with zero strength but two precious lore points every time you quest
Withering Torment is a step towards more flexible interaction, but far from an excellent answer
As noted by our TCG Lead Joe Parlock, the average selling price for a card in the Doctor Who Universes Beyond set - The Master, Multiplied - has increased by almost 1,500 percent
