If anything, I think the more sought-after doctors and the more coveted numbers will likely increase as time passes
This deck is all about the foretell mechanic, wringing it for everything its worth and keeping your opponent on their toes as they try to avoid the many traps you've set
Certain cards can be valuable due to their rarity in production and utility in gameplay, with prices ranging from a few cents to tens of thousands of dollars.
Rosewater has spent decades championing the mechanic
Feed the Swarm Fetid Pools Fiery Islet Foreboding Ruins Frostboil Snarl Gallifrey Council Chamber Genesis of the Daleks Great Intelligence's Plan Haunted Ridge Hunted by The Family Laser Screwdriver Lavaclaw Reaches Lightning Greaves Midnight Crusader Shuttle Mind Stone Missy Ominous Cemetery Path of Ancestry Propaganda Rassilon, the War President Reliquary Tower Renegade Silent River of Tears Shadowblood Ridge Shipwreck Marsh Smoldering Marsh Snuff Out Sol Ring Solemn Simulacrum Sontaran General Stormcarved Coast Sunken Hollow Sycorax Commander Talisman of Dominance Talisman of Indulgence Temple of Deceit Temple of Epiphany Temple of Malice Temple of the False God Terramorphic Expanse The Beast, Deathless Prince The Cyber-Controller The Dalek Emperor The Flood of Mars The Master, Formed Anew The Master, Gallifrey's End The Master, Mesmerist The Master, Multiplied The Rani The Sound of Drums The Toymaker's Trap The Valeyard This Is How It Ends Thought Vessel Thriving Moor Time Reaper Vashta Nerada Vislor Turlough Wayfarer's Bauble Weeping Angel Wound Reflection Zygon Infiltrator Other Cards There are cards outside of the Doctor Who Commander decks that are considered part of the set
