The Fourth Doctor + Displacer Kitten + Sensei's Divining Top + Gran-Gran Doctor Who 's MTG crossover produced a fun card in The Fourth Doctor, which creates Food Tokens once per turn if you play a historic spell from your hand or the top of your library
In a vacuum, the card is most valuable as a Merfolk or for its progress in building one's devotion in blue, since this is a vacuum without consideration for players that intend to win primarily through The Oracle'sThe Oracle's triggered ability, but clearly the card reserves its Game Changing status due to how it is played
If Cavern of Souls had been printed at rare, it might end up back in the $15-$20 range
Magic: The Gathering's next Secret Lair collaboration, however, makes so much intuitive sense that it might as well have been fated since Wizards of the Coast inked its first crossover contract
Underrated: The Long Reach of Night I'm a bit cooled on this card after realizing how weird the text is, but it still hits on recurrable value and good types
