Two Innistrad sets in one box
Innistrad: Double Feature reprints the two 2021 Innistrad sets, Midnight Hunt and Crimson Vow, together as one draft product. Each pack held cards from both sets, and every card was printed in a black-and-white treatment styled after old horror films.
It has no new cards, so its mechanics are the originals: daybound and nightbound, disturb, coven, decayed, training, cleave and Blood tokens. The page for each source set explains them in detail.
Where You Can Play It
Double Feature is reprints only, so each card keeps its own legality.
Every card is a reprint, and a reprint doesn't change legality: each card is legal exactly where it already was. Appearing here does not make a card Standard- or Pioneer-legal.
Its cards come from Midnight Hunt and Crimson Vow, which left Standard at the August 2024 rotation. They remain legal in Pioneer, Modern, Legacy, Vintage and Commander. Commons from any set are Pauper-legal; that isn't listed per set here.
Limited
Both Innistrad sets drafted together, so every pack mixes Midnight Hunt's day-and-night werewolves with Crimson Vow's vampires and Blood tokens.
Ten pairs from two sets
Combined draft
The archetypes of both sets in one pool, which makes the typal decks (Werewolves, Zombies, Spirits, Vampires, Humans) deeper than either set alone.
Boosters, precons and singles from Double Feature are on TCGplayer.
FAQ
No. Every card is a reprint from Innistrad: Midnight Hunt or Innistrad: Crimson Vow.
Not today. Their source sets left Standard in August 2024. The cards remain legal in Pioneer, Modern, Legacy, Vintage and Commander.
All card names, art, and mechanics belong to Wizards of the Coast. Innistrad: Double Feature released on Jan 28, 2022; details reflect the set as published. Sources: Wizards of the Coast set pages and release notes, Draftsim, Untapped.gg.
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