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Kaladesh Remastered

Facts
Placement
Plane
Kaladesh (now Avishkar )
Other
Themes and mechanics
Energy counters , Vehicles
Keywords/​ability words
Crew , Fabricate , Revolt
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Secret Lair Drop Series: Extra Life 2020
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Kaladesh Remastered is a Magic Arena-specific reprint set that was released on November 12, 2020. It combines cards from Kaladesh and Aether Revolt.

Description

Kaladesh Remastered features the set-defining cards and iconic mechanics you remember from both Kaladesh and Aether Revolt but with updated gameplay to make this a fun and fresh experience. The combined card count from across these two sets has landed at 301 cards (104 commons, 97 uncommons, 63 rares, 22 mythic rares, 15 basic lands) (12 have two different illustrations), with a focus on the Limited play experience (Draft and Sealed), Pioneer, and continued support for Historic.

The cards are obtainable in MTG Arena boosters, Limited events (Sealed and Draft), and through crafting.

There are some very powerful cards and mechanics in this set, both for Limited and Constructed play, and R&D felt that adding Inventions or other cards from Magic's past felt like it pushed the power level a little too far for their comfort. The exception is Sculpting Steel, which is considered this set's "Buy-a-Box" promo, similar to how Regal Caracal was treated in Amonkhet Remastered (this means you'll receive a copy when purchasing certain booster bundles, and you can craft it using Wildcards, but it is not available in booster packs).

Mechanics

While many of the mechanics from the original block look familiar, others have been remastered to fit the updated look and feel of MTG Arena. Energy counters (marked with an {E}), Crew, Fabricate, Improvise, and Revolt all make a return.

Cycles

Kaladesh Remastered has nine cycles:

Triplet

Kaladesh Remastered has one triplet.

Pairs

Kaladesh Remastered has one mirrored pair and one matched pair.

Changes in rarity

There are no changes in rarity, compared to the cards in the original Kaladesh block.

Removed cards

The following cards from the Kaladesh block don't appear in Kaladesh Remastered:

References