You want to shuffle, to play, but the fear of scratching and damaging them haunts you
With all the big brain instruction taking place, I highly recommend you take the opportunity to learn many valuable lessons
Since the Doctor is inherently large depending on the token count, you can even do things like blinking him to get his enters-the-battlefield trigger again and have him stand at the ready for blocking duty if need be

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After all, it does offer a surplus of Treasure Tokens to fuel your antics, regardless of what deck youre playing