This 2023 Doctor Who Magic: The Gathering card features Rogue's Passage as card number 299, offering a unique crossover collectible for TCG enthusiasts.
Rogue's Passage
2023 • Magic: The Gathering • Doctor Who
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The Doctor Who expansion for Magic: The Gathering, released in 2023, brings the beloved sci-fi franchise into the card game with a diverse selection of cards. One notable inclusion is Rogue's Passage, designated as card number 299 in the WHO set code. This Uncommon land card is essential for players looking to manipulate their board state, providing the ability to prevent a target creature from being blocked this turn. For collectors, the crossover appeal of the Doctor Who series makes this release particularly interesting. The card features artwork by David Álvarez, adding visual appeal to this functional game piece. Whether you are building a themed deck or expanding your Magic: The Gathering collection, this card represents a fun intersection of fantasy gameplay and science fiction lore. The combination of strategic gameplay utility and franchise nostalgia makes this Uncommon a staple for fans of both the TCG and the series.
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Rogue's Passage
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Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
David Álvarez
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English
Land
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{T}: Add {C}. {4}, {T}: Target creature can't be blocked this turn.
"There's a rupture in time somewhere on board the ship. A small tear in the fabric of the continuum." —The Eleventh Doctor