Not the only Doctor Who tie-in to do that (this was a Secret Lair, so its not officially a WHO card), but it certainly breaks the mold
Even if you have no other cards in your deck that utilize the initiative or the venture mechanic, it is still a decent inclusion in your deck
24 Spells Diregraf Ghoul Cryptbreaker Dread Wanderer Grave Crawler Carnophage Carrion Feeder Fatal Push Relentless Dead Butcher Ghoul Sultai Emissary Blood Scrivener Collective Brutality Arguel's Bloodfast Lord of the Undead Cemetery Reaper Death Baron Lord of the Accursed Diregraf Colossus Curse of Disturbance Plague Belcher Skinrender Undead Warchief Dark Salvation Grey Merchant of Asphodel 16 Lands Mutavault Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth 14 Swamps So what is it about Butcher Ghoul and Sultai Emissary that, despite sucking themselves, stop the deck from sucking so much
Mox Poison features with Dan Frasier art
With a price range from $5 to $52, it remains relatively accessiblebut dont be fooled
The Tracker also shines in Clue-heavy decks, landfall decks, and more