Every Innistrad, reprinted
Innistrad Remastered reprints cards from all of Magic's trips to Innistrad, from the original 2011 block through Shadows over Innistrad and the 2021 sets, as one draftable set. It is the fourth Remastered set.
Its mechanics are the source sets' own: transform and double-faced cards, flashback, madness, disturb, meld and more. Most cards also come in retro-frame versions.
For Commander it reprinted Avacyn, Angel of Hope, The Gitrog Monster, Liliana of the Veil and Blood Artist.
Where You Can Play It
Innistrad Remastered is a reprint set, so legality is a per-card question.
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.
Never Standard-legal as a set. Some reprints carry bans: Griselbrand is banned in Commander, and Sorin, Imperious Bloodlord is banned in Pioneer. Commons from any set are Pauper-legal; that isn't listed per set here.
Limited
A tribal reprint draft built on Innistrad's monsters and its humans.
Innistrad's tribes
Typal pairs
Spirits, Zombies, Vampires, Werewolves and Humans, each with cards from several visits to the plane.
Commanders
The legends this set is best known for. Tap one for its printings and what it costs.
Boosters, precons and singles from Innistrad Remastered are on TCGplayer.
FAQ
No. Every card is a reprint from an Innistrad set.
No. Each reprint is legal where it already was.
All card names, art, and mechanics belong to Wizards of the Coast. Innistrad Remastered released on Jan 24, 2025; details reflect the set as published. Sources: Wizards of the Coast set pages and release notes, Draftsim, Untapped.gg.
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