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[[Cards]] from ''[[Innistrad]]'' compared to cards from earlier [[set]]s.
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[[Card]]s from ''[[Innistrad]]'' compared to cards from earlier [[set]]s.


==Strictly better==
==Strictly better==
* <c>Altar's Reap</c>, upgrade from <c>Skulltap</c> (''[[Scourge]]'')
*<c>Altar's Reap</c>, upgrade from <c>Skulltap</c> (''[[Scourge]]'')
*<c>Bramblecrush</c>, upgrade from <c>Creeping Mold</c> (''[[Visions]]'')
*<c>Bramblecrush</c>, upgrade from <c>Creeping Mold</c> (''[[Visions]]'')
* <c>Caravan Vigil</c>, upgrade from <c>Lay of the Land</c> (''[[Apocalypse]]'')
*<c>Caravan Vigil</c>, upgrade from <c>Lay of the Land</c> (''[[Apocalypse]]'')
* <c>Dead Weight</c>, upgrade from <c>Enfeeblement</c> (''[[Mirage]]'') and <c>Weakness</c> (''[[Limited Edition]]'')
*<c>Dead Weight</c>, upgrade from <c>Enfeeblement</c> (''[[Mirage]]'') and <c>Weakness</c> (''[[Limited Edition]]'')
* <c>Feeling of Dread</c>, upgrade from <c>Lead Astray</c> (''[[Judgment]]'')
*<c>Devil's Play</c>, upgrade from <c>Blaze</c> (''[[Portal]]'')
* <c>Gatstaf Shepherd</c>, upgrade from <c>Balduvian Bears</c> (''[[Ice Age]]''), <c>Barbary Apes</c> (''[[Legends]]''), <c>Bear Cub</c> (''Portal Second Age''), <c>Forest Bear</c> (''Portal Three Kingdoms''), and <c>Grizzly Bears</c> (''Alpha'')
*<c>Feeling of Dread</c>, upgrade from <c>Lead Astray</c> (''[[Judgment]]'')
* <c>Ghoulcaller's Chant</c>, upgrade from <c>Raise Dead</c> (''Limited Edition'') and <c>Disentomb</c> (''Magic 2010'')
*<c>Gatstaf Shepherd</c>, upgrade from <c>Balduvian Bears</c> (''[[Ice Age]]''), <c>Barbary Apes</c> (''[[Legends]]''), <c>Bear Cub</c> (''Portal Second Age''), <c>Forest Bear</c> (''Portal Three Kingdoms''), and <c>Grizzly Bears</c> (''Alpha'')
* <c>Lantern Spirit</c>, upgrade from <c>Fleeting Image</c>
*<c>Ghoulcaller's Chant</c>, upgrade from <c>Raise Dead</c> (''Limited Edition'') and <c>Disentomb</c> (''Magic 2010'')
* <c>Night Revelers</c>, upgrade from <c>Berserkers of Blood Ridge</c> (''Magic 2010'')
*<c>Lantern Spirit</c>, upgrade from <c>Fleeting Image</c>
* <c>Rebuke</c>, upgrade from <c>Eightfold Maze</c> (''[[Portal Three Kingdoms]]'') and <c>Just Fate</c> (''Portal Second Age'')
*<c>Night Revelers</c>, upgrade from <c>Berserkers of Blood Ridge</c> (''Magic 2010'')
* <c>Walking Corpse</c>, upgrade from <c>Spineless Thug</c> (''[[Nemesis]]'') and <c>Whipstitched Zombie</c> (''[[Prophecy]]'')
*<c>Rebuke</c>, upgrade from <c>Eightfold Maze</c> (''[[Portal Three Kingdoms]]'') and <c>Just Fate</c> (''Portal Second Age'')
* <c>Devil's Play</c>, upgrade from <c>Blaze</c> (''[[Portal]]'')
*<c>Walking Corpse</c>, upgrade from <c>Spineless Thug</c> (''[[Nemesis]]'') and <c>Whipstitched Zombie</c> (''[[Prophecy]]'')


==Near-reprints==
==Near-reprints==
* <c>Avacyn's Pilgrim</c> is <c>Llanowar Elves</c> that produces {{w}} instead of {{g}}.
*<c>Avacyn's Pilgrim</c> is <c>Llanowar Elves</c> that produces {{W}} instead of {{G}}.
* <c>Devil's Play</c> is a <c>Blaze</c> with flashback, which itself is a <c>Fireball</c> without the option of additional targets.
*<c>Devil's Play</c> is a <c>Blaze</c> with flashback, which itself is a <c>Fireball</c> without the option of additional targets.
* <c>Faithless Looting</c> is a colorshifted <c>Careful Study</c> with flashback.
*<c>Faithless Looting</c> is a colorshifted <c>Careful Study</c> with flashback.
* <c>Infernal Plunge</c> is a less effective, red version of <c>Culling the Weak</c>.
*<c>Bump in the Night</c> is a colorshifted <c>Lava Spike</c> with flashback.
* <c>Memory's Journey</c> functions like a buffed up and [[colorshifted]] version of <c>Krosan Reclamation</c>.
*<c>Rally the Peasants</c> is a less conditional, white version of <c>Trumpet Blast</c>.
* <c>Parallel Lives</c> is the token-copying half of <c>Doubling Season</c>.
*<c>Infernal Plunge</c> is a less effective, red version of <c>Culling the Weak</c>.
* <c>Havengul Runebinder</c> is <c>Cemetery Reaper</c> but instead of removing a target creature card as part of the effect, it is part of the cost; instead of giving the Zombie creature token +1/+1 as part of its static ability, Havengul Runebinder puts a +1/+1 counter on it; and instead of being a black Zombie, Havengul Runebinder is a blue Human Wizard.
*<c>Memory's Journey</c> functions like a buffed up and [[colorshifted]] version of <c>Krosan Reclamation</c>.
*<c>Parallel Lives</c> is the token-copying half of <c>Doubling Season</c>.
*<c>Havengul Runebinder</c> is <c>Cemetery Reaper</c> but instead of removing a target creature card as part of the effect, it is part of the cost; instead of giving the Zombie creature token +1/+1 as part of its static ability, Havengul Runebinder puts a +1/+1 counter on it; and instead of being a black Zombie, Havengul Runebinder is a blue Human Wizard.
*<c>Avacynian Priest</c> is nearly a functional reprint of <c>Benalish Trapper</c> and <c>Master Decoy</c>, except it only non-Human creatures and its activated ability costs {{1}} instead of {{W}}.
*<c>Bonds of Faith</c> is <c>Pacifism</c> on non-Human creatures and a simple +2/+2 enchantment on Humans (later printed as <c>Knight's Pledge</c>.
*<c>Cobbled Wings</c> is <c>Neurok Hoversail</c> but with the casting cost and equip costs swapped.
 
==Strictly worse==
*<c>Butcher's Cleaver</c> is strictly worse than <c>Loxodon Warhammer</c>, as it only gives lifelink to Humans and it doesn't give trample at all.
 


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Cards from Innistrad compared to cards from earlier sets.

Strictly better

Near-reprints

Strictly worse