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   |art = [[Jeremy Jarvis]] and [[Mark Winters]]
   |art = [[Jeremy Jarvis]] and [[Mark Winters]]
   |release = November 12, 2020
   |release = November 12, 2020
  |plane = [[Kaladesh (plane)|Kaladesh]]
   |mechanics = [[Energy counter]]s, [[Vehicle]]s
   |mechanics = [[Energy counter]]s, [[Vehicle]]s
   |keywords = [[Crew]], [[Fabricate]], [[Revolt]]
   |keywords = [[Crew]], [[Fabricate]], [[Revolt]]
   |size= 302 {{curmb|104|92|75|16|15|}}
   |size= 301<br>{{curmb|104|97|63|22|15|}}<br>+ 1 [[box topper]]
   |code_expansion = KLR
   |code_expansion = KLR
   |code_expansion_ref = Part of [https://media.wizards.com/2020/klr/XS9ayt36uB.png card link] url
   |code_expansion_ref = Part of [https://media.wizards.com/2020/klr/XS9ayt36uB.png card link] url
   |series = [[MTG Arena]] series
   |series = ''[[MTG Arena]]'' series
   |first = Amonkhet Remastered
   |first = Amonkhet Remastered
   |second = Kaladesh Remastered
   |second = Kaladesh Remastered
   |third = Pioneer Masters
   |third = Jumpstart: Historic Horizons
   |previous = Secret Lair Drop Series: Extra Life 2020
   |previous = Secret Lair Drop Series: Extra Life 2020
   |next = Commander Legends
   |next = Commander Legends
}}
}}
'''''Kaladesh Remastered''''' is a [[Magic Arena]]-specific [[reprint set]] that was released on November 12, [[2020]].<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-digital/mtg-arena-state-game-september-2020-09-15|MTG Arena: State of the Game – September 2020||date=September 15, 2020}}</ref><ref>{{DailyRef|magic-digital/kaladesh-remastered-kick-2020-11-02|Kaladesh Remastered Kick Off|date=November 02, 2020}}</ref> It combines cards from ''[[Kaladesh]]'' and ''[[Aether Revolt]]''.
'''''Kaladesh Remastered''''' is a ''[[Magic Arena]]''-specific [[reprint set]] that was released on November 12, [[2020]].<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-digital/mtg-arena-state-game-september-2020-09-15|MTG Arena: State of the Game – September 2020||date=September 15, 2020}}</ref><ref>{{DailyRef|magic-digital/kaladesh-remastered-kick-2020-11-02|Kaladesh Remastered Kick Off|date=November 02, 2020}}</ref> It combines cards from ''[[Kaladesh]]'' and ''[[Aether Revolt]]''.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-digital/return-kaladesh-kaladesh-remastered-2020-11-10|REturn to Kaladesh in ''Kaladesh Remastered''|Amazonian|November 10, 2020}}</ref>


==Description==
==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 302 cards {{curmb|104|92|75|16|15|}} (12 have two different illustrations), with a focus on the [[Limited]] play experience ([[Draft]] and [[Sealed]]), [[Pioneer]], and continued support for [[Historic (format)|Historic]].
''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 {{curmb|104|97|63|22|15|}} (12 have two different illustrations), with a focus on the [[Limited]] play experience ([[Draft]] and [[Sealed]]), [[Pioneer]], and continued support for [[Historic (format)|Historic]].


The cards are obtainable in MTG Arena [[booster]]s, Limited events (Sealed and Draft), and through [[crafting]].
The cards are obtainable in ''MTG Arena'' [[booster]]s, 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 [[Kaladesh Inventions|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 <c>Sculpting Steel</c>, which is considered this set's "[[Buy-a-Box]]" promo, similar to how <c>Regal Caracal</c> was treated in ''[[Amonkhet Remastered]]'' (this means you'll receive a copy when purchasing certain booster bundles, and you can craft it using [[Wildcard]]s, but it is not available in [[booster pack]]s).
There are some very powerful cards and mechanics in this set, both for Limited and Constructed play, and [[R&D]] felt that adding [[Kaladesh Inventions|Inventions]] or other cards from ''Magic'''s past felt like it pushed the power level a little too far for their comfort.<ref>{{DailyRef|magic-digital/mtg-arena-state-game-november-2020-11-10|MTG Arena: State of the Game - November 2020|[[Wizards of the Coast]]|November 10, 2020}}</ref> The exception is <c>Sculpting Steel</c>, which is considered this set's "[[Buy-a-Box]]" promo, similar to how <c>Regal Caracal</c> was treated in ''[[Amonkhet Remastered]]'' (this means you'll receive a copy when purchasing certain booster bundles, and you can craft it using [[Wildcard]]s, but it is not available in [[booster pack]]s).


==Mechanics==
==Mechanics==
While many of the mechanics from the [[Kaladesh block|original]] block look familiar, others have been remastered to fit the updated look and feel of MTG Arena. [[Energy counter]]s (marked with an {{E}}), [[Crew]], [[Fabricate]] and [[Revolt]] all make a return.<ref name="full">{{DailyRef|card-image-gallery/kaladesh-remastered|Kaladesh Remastered|date=November 2, 2020}}</ref>
While many of the mechanics from the [[Kaladesh block|original]] block look familiar, others have been remastered to fit the updated look and feel of ''MTG Arena''. [[Energy counter]]s (marked with an {{E}}), [[Crew]], [[Fabricate]], [[Improvise]], and [[Revolt]] all make a return.<ref name="full">{{DailyRef|card-image-gallery/kaladesh-remastered|Kaladesh Remastered|date=November 2, 2020}}</ref>


==Cycles==
==Cycles==
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===Pairs===
===Pairs===
''Kaladesh Renmastered'' has two [[mirrored pair]]s and one [[matched pair]].
''Kaladesh Remastered'' has one [[mirrored pair]] and one [[matched pair]].


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
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|{{card|Built to Smash||KLR}} <br/> {{nowrap|({{R}})}}
|{{card|Built to Smash||KLR}} <br/> {{nowrap|({{R}})}}
|A white and a red combat trick respectively, each giving a boost to target creature and indestructible or trample respectively if it's an artifact. The art and flavour text both appear to be in sequence as well.
|A white and a red combat trick respectively, each giving a boost to target creature and indestructible or trample respectively if it's an artifact. The art and flavour text both appear to be in sequence as well.
|-
|{{card|Aerial Modification||AER}} <br/> {{nowrap|({{W}})}}
|{{card|Siege Modification||AER}} <br/> {{nowrap|({{R}})}}
|Uncommon [[aura]]s with "Enchant creature or Vehicle" that turn an enchanted Vehicle into a creature.
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|-
|-
! colspan="2"|Matched Pairs
! colspan="2"|Matched Pairs
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== Changes in rarity ==
== Changes in rarity ==
Changes in rarity, compared to the cards in the original [[Kaladesh block]].
There are no changes in rarity, compared to the cards in the original [[Kaladesh block]].
 
None


==Removed cards==
==Removed cards==
The following cards from the Kaladesh block don't appear in ''Kaladesh Remastered'':
The following cards from the Kaladesh block don't appear in ''Kaladesh Remastered'':
;Mythic rare
{{columns-list|colwidth=15em|
{{columns-list|colwidth=15em|
;Mythic Rare
*<c>Aetherwind Basker</c>
*<c>Aetherwind Basker</c>
*<c>Ajani, Vaillant Protector</c>
*<c>Ajani, Valiant Protector</c>
*<c>Chandra, Pyrogenius</c>
*<c>Chandra, Pyrogenius</c>
*<c>Exquisite Archangel</c>
*<c>Exquisite Archangel</c>
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*<c>Lightning Runner</c>
*<c>Lightning Runner</c>
*<c>Mechanized Production</c>
*<c>Mechanized Production</c>
*<c>Nissa , Nature's Artisan</c>
*<c>Nissa, Nature's Artisan</c>
*<c>Tezzeret, Master of Metal</c>
*<c>Tezzeret, Master of Metal</c>
}}
;Rare
;Rare
{{columns-list|colwidth=15em|
*<c>Aethergeode Miner</c>
*<c>Aethergeode Miner</c>
*<c>Aethersquall Ancient</c>
*<c>Aethersquall Ancient</c>
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*<c>Ajani's Aid</c>
*<c>Ajani's Aid</c>
*<c>Architect of the Untamed</c>
*<c>Architect of the Untamed</c>
*<c>Battle for the Bridge</c>
*<c>Battle at the Bridge</c>
*<c>Call for Unity</c>
*<c>Call for Unity</c>
*<c>Captured by the Consulate</c>
*<c>Captured by the Consulate</c>
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*<c>Inspiring Statuary</c>
*<c>Inspiring Statuary</c>
*<c>Lathnu Hellion</c>
*<c>Lathnu Hellion</c>
*<c>Liberation Combustion</c>
*<c>Liberating Combustion</c>
*<c>Madcap Experiment</c>
*<c>Madcap Experiment</c>
*<c>Midnight Entourage</c>
*<c>Midnight Entourage</c>
*<c>Multiform Wonder</c>
*<c>Multiform Wonder</c>
*<c>Pia's Revoltion</c>
*<c>Pia's Revolution</c>
*<c>Quicksmith Spy</c>
*<c>Quicksmith Spy</c>
*<c>Release the Gremlins</c>
*<c>Release the Gremlins</c>
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*<c>Verdant Crescendo</c>
*<c>Verdant Crescendo</c>
*<c>Walking Ballista</c>
*<c>Walking Ballista</c>
}}
;Uncommon
;Uncommon
{{columns-list|colwidth=15em|
*<c>Aerial Modification</c>
*<c>Ajani's Comrade</c>
*<c>Brazen Scourge</c>
*<c>Cogwork Assembler</c>
*<c>Consul's Shieldguard</c>
*<c>Consulate Dreadnought</c>
*<c>Consulate Surveillance</c>
*<c>Consulate Surveillance</c>
*<c>Consulate Shieldguard</c>
*<c>Crackdown Construct</c>
*<c>Trusty Companion</c>
*<c>Aerial Modification</c>
*<c>Deadeye Harpooner</c>
*<c>Deadeye Harpooner</c>
*<c>Deft Dismissal</c>
*<c>Deft Dismissal</c>
*<c>Felidar Guardian</c>
*<c>Disappearing Act</c>
*<c>Disappearing Act</c>
*<c>Experimental Aviator</c>
*<c>Durable Handicraft</c>
*<c>Long-finned Skywhale</c>
*<c>Janjeet Sentry</c>
*<c>Efficient Construction</c>
*<c>Efficient Construction</c>
*<c>Reverse Engineer</c>
*<c>Salvage Scuttler</c>
*<c>Harsh Scrutiny</c>
*<c>Morbid Curiousity</c>
*<c>Ovalchase Daredevil</c>
*<c>Gonti's Machinations</c>
*<c>Ironclad Revolutionary</c>
*<c>Perilous Predicament</c>
*<c>Brazen Scourge</c>
*<c>Incendiary Sabotage</c>
*<c>Maulfist Doorbuster</c>
*<c>Spark of Creativity</c>
*<c>Start Your Engines</c>
*<c>Gremlin Infestation</c>
*<c>Reckless Racer</c>
*<c>Durable Handicraft</c>
*<c>Elegant Edgecrafters</c>
*<c>Elegant Edgecrafters</c>
*<c>Experimental Aviator</c>
*<c>Fairgrounds Trumpeter</c>
*<c>Fairgrounds Trumpeter</c>
*<c>Felidar Guardian</c>
*<c>Ghirapur Guide</c>
*<c>Ghirapur Guide</c>
*<c>Gonti's Machinations</c>
*<c>Gremlin Infestation</c>
*<c>Guardian of the Great Conduit</c>
*<c>Harsh Scrutiny</c>
*<c>Hidden Herbalists</c>
*<c>Hidden Herbalists</c>
*<c>Incendiary Sabotage</c>
*<c>Iron League Steed</c>
*<c>Ironclad Revolutionary</c>
*<c>Janjeet Sentry</c>
*<c>Lifecraft Awakening</c>
*<c>Lifecraft Awakening</c>
*<c>Lifecrafter's Gift</c>
*<c>Lifecrafter's Gift</c>
*<c>Iron League Steed</c>
*<c>Long-finned Skywhale</c>
*<c>Maulfist Doorbuster</c>
*<c>Morbid Curiosity</c>
*<c>Ovalchase Daredevil</c>
*<c>Perilous Predicament</c>
*<c>Perpetual Timepiece</c>
*<c>Perpetual Timepiece</c>
*<c>Reckless Racer</c>
*<c>Renegade Firebrand</c>
*<c>Reverse Engineer</c>
*<c>Salvage Scuttler</c>
*<c>Sequestered Stash</c>
*<c>Snare Thopter</c>
*<c>Snare Thopter</c>
*<c>Cogwork Assembler</c>
*<c>Spark of Creativity</c>
*<c>Consulate Dreadnought</c>
*<c>Start Your Engines</c>
*<c>Crackdown Construct</c>
*<c>Tezzeret's Simulacrum</c>
*<c>Treasure Keeper</c>
*<c>Treasure Keeper</c>
*<c>Sequestered Stash</c>
*<c>Trusty Companion</c>
*<c>Ajani's Comrade</c>
}}
*<c>Tezzeret's Simulacrum</c>
*<c>Renegade Firebrand</c>
*<c>Guardian of the Great Conduit</c>
 
TBA
;Common
;Common
{{columns-list|colwidth=15em|
*<c>Accomplished Automaton</c>
*<c>Acrobatic Maneuver</c>
*<c>Acrobatic Maneuver</c>
*<c>Decomission</c>
*<c>Aegis Automaton</c>
*<c>Pressure Point</c>
*<c>Aether Herder</c>
*<c>Skyswirl Harrier</c>
*<c>Aetherstream Leopard</c>
*<c>Tasseled Dromadary</c>
*<c>Ambitious Aetherborn</c>
*<c>Ninth Bridge Patrol</c>
*<c>Aradara Express</c>
*<c>Thriving Ibex</c>
*<c>Augmenting Automaton</c>
*<c>Bastion Enforcer</c>
*<c>Bastion Enforcer</c>
*<c>Bastion Inventor</c>
*<c>Caught in the Brights</c>
*<c>Caught in the Brights</c>
*<c>Ghirapur Osprey</c>
*<c>Cowl Prowler</c>
*<c>Aegis Automaton</c>
*<c>Cruel Finality</c>
*<c>Implement of Improvement</c>
 
*<c>Curio Vendor</c>
*<c>Curio Vendor</c>
*<c>Decommission</c>
*<c>Demolish</c>
*<c>Dhund Operative</c>
*<c>Dispersal Technician</c>
*<c>Dramatic Reversal</c>
*<c>Dramatic Reversal</c>
*<c>Dukhara Scavenger</c>
*<c>Embraal Gear-Smasher</c>
*<c>Failed Inspection</c>
*<c>Failed Inspection</c>
*<c>Filigree Crawler</c>
*<c>Foundry Assembler</c>
*<c>Ghirapur Osprey</c>
*<c>Giant Spectacle</c>
*<c>Glassblower's Puzzleknot</c>
*<c>Hightide Hermit</c>
*<c>Hightide Hermit</c>
*<c>Vedalken Blademaster</c>
*<c>Implement of Combustion</c>
*<c>Wind Drake</c>
*<c>Implement of Ferocity</c>
*<c>Glassblower's Puzzleknot</c>
*<c>Implement of Improvement</c>
*<c>Bastion Inventor</c>
*<c>Larger Than Life</c>
*<c>Dispersal Technician</c>
*<c>Lawless Broker</c>
*<c>Metalspinner's Puzzleknot</c>
*<c>Natural Obsolescence</c>
*<c>Negate</c>
*<c>Negate</c>
*<c>Take Into Custody</c>
*<c>Night Market Guard</c>
*<c>Watchful Automaton</c>
*<c>Ninth Bridge Patrol</c>
 
*<c>Ambitious Aetherborn</c>
*<c>Dhund Operative</c>
*<c>Dukhara Scavenger</c>
*<c>Lawless Broker</c>
*<c>Prakhata Club Security</c>
*<c>Prakhata Club Security</c>
*<c>Thriving Rats</c>
*<c>Pressure Point</c>
*<c>Tidy Conclusion</c>
*<c>Prey Upon</c>
*<c>Metalspinner's Puzzleknot</c>
*<c>Prizefighter Construct</c>
*<c>Cruel Finality</c>
*<c>Renegade Freighter</c>
*<c>Renegade Tactics</c>
*<c>Renegade's Getaway</c>
*<c>Renegade's Getaway</c>
*<c>Resourceful Return</c>
*<c>Resourceful Return</c>
*<c>Augmenting Automaton</c>
*<c>Scrounging Bandar</c>
 
*<c>Shock</c>
*<c>Demolish</c>
*<c>Silkweaver Elite</c>
*<c>Giant Spectacle</c>
*<c>Skyswirl Harrier</c>
*<c>Renegade Tactics</c>
*<c>Spontaneous Artist</c>
*<c>Spontaneous Artist</c>
*<c>Take Down</c>
*<c>Take Into Custody</c>
*<c>Tasseled Dromedary</c>
*<c>Terror of the Fairgrounds</c>
*<c>Terror of the Fairgrounds</c>
*<c>Thriving Grubs</c>
*<c>Thriving Grubs</c>
*<c>Thriving Ibex</c>
*<c>Thriving Rats</c>
*<c>Tidy Conclusion</c>
*<c>Torch Gauntlet</c>
*<c>Vedalken Blademaster</c>
*<c>Verdant Automaton</c>
*<c>Watchful Automaton</c>
*<c>Wayward Giant</c>
*<c>Wayward Giant</c>
*<c>Embral Gear-Smasher</c>
*<c>Shock</c>
*<c>Wrangle</c>
*<c>Implement of Combustion</c>
*<c>Welder Automaton</c>
*<c>Welder Automaton</c>
*<c>Core Prowler</c>
*<c>Larger Than Life</c>
*<c>Take Down</c>
*<c>Wily Bandar</c>
*<c>Wily Bandar</c>
*<c>Aether Herder</c>
*<c>Wind Drake</c>
*<c>Aetherstream Leopard</c>
*<c>Wrangle</c>
*<c>Natural Obsolescence</c>
*<c>Prey Upon</c>
*<c>Scrounging Bandar</c>
*<c>Silkweaver Elite</c>
*<c>Implement of Ferocity</c>
*<c>Verdant Automaton</c>
 
*<c>Accomplished Automaton</c>
*<c>Aradara Express</c>
*<c>Renegade Freighter</c>
*<c>Torch Gauntlet</c>
*<c>Filigree Crawler</c>
*<c>Foundry Assembler</c>
*<c>Night Market Guard</c>
*<c>Prizefighter Construct</c>
}}
}}


Latest revision as of 10:37, 9 March 2024

Kaladesh Remastered
[[File:{{#setmainimage:Kaladesh Remastered logo.jpg}}|250px]]
Set Information
Set symbol
Art direction Jeremy Jarvis and Mark Winters
Release date November 12, 2020
Plane Kaladesh
Themes and mechanics Energy counters, Vehicles
Keywords/​ability words Crew, Fabricate, Revolt
Set size 301
(104 commons, 97 uncommons, 63 rares, 22 mythic rares, 15 basic lands)
+ 1 box topper
Expansion code KLR[1]
MTG Arena series
Amonkhet Remastered Kaladesh Remastered Jumpstart: Historic Horizons
Magic: The Gathering Chronology
Secret Lair Drop Series: Extra Life 2020 Kaladesh Remastered Commander Legends

Kaladesh Remastered is a Magic Arena-specific reprint set that was released on November 12, 2020.[2][3] It combines cards from Kaladesh and Aether Revolt.[4]

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.[5] 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.[6]

Cycles

Kaladesh Remastered has nine cycles:

Cycle name {W} {U} {B} {R} {G}
Gearhulks Cataclysmic Gearhulk Torrential Gearhulk Noxious Gearhulk Combustible Gearhulk Verdurous Gearhulk
Five mythic colored artifact with MM in their mana cost, each of which has a keyword ability and an Enter the battlefield effect.
Activated artifact creatures Bastion Mastodon Dukhara Peafowl Prakhata Pillar-Bug Weldfast Monitor Narnam Cobra
Five common artifact creatures that have an activated ability costing one colored mana that gives them a color-aligned keyword
Experts Sram, Senior Edificer Baral, Chief of Compliance Yahenni, Undying Partisan Kari Zev, Skyship Raider Rishkar, Peema Renegade
Five mono-colored rare legendary creatures that tie to the Expertise cards.
Expertises Sram's Expertise Baral's Expertise Yahenni's Expertise Kari Zev's Expertise Rishkar's Expertise
Five rare sorceries with an on color effect that also allow for the casting of a free spell of converted mana {1} less than its casting cost.
Cycle name {W}{U} {U}{B} {B}{R} {R}{G} {G}{W}
Allied-colored draft archetypes Cloudblazer
Spire Patrol 		Contraband Kingpin
Tezzeret's Touch 		Unlicensed Disintegration
Weldfast Engineer 		Voltaic Brawler
Outland Boar 		Engineered Might
Renegade Rallier
Ten allied-colored uncommon cards which each represent a two-colored draft archetype.
Cycle name {W}{B} {U}{R} {B}{G} {R}{W} {G}{U}
Enemy-colored draft archetypes Restoration Gearsmith
Hidden Stockpile 		Whirler Virtuoso
Maverick Thopterist 		Hazardous Conditions
Winding Constrictor 		Veteran Motorist
Renegade Wheelsmith 		Empyreal Voyager
Rogue Refiner
Ten enemy-colored uncommon cards which each represent a two-colored draft archetype.
Enemy-colored fast lands Concealed Courtyard Spirebluff Canal Blooming Marsh Inspiring Vantage Botanical Sanctum
Five rare enemy colored taplands.

Triplet

Kaladesh Remastered has one triplet.

Modules Description
Fabrication Module Animation Module Decoction Module Three artifacts that all have triggered abilities that lead into the next. The art is continuous and the flavor texts refer to each other.

Pairs

Kaladesh Remastered has one mirrored pair and one matched pair.

Mirrored Pairs Description
Built to Last
({W}) 		Built to Smash
({R}) 		A white and a red combat trick respectively, each giving a boost to target creature and indestructible or trample respectively if it's an artifact. The art and flavour text both appear to be in sequence as well.
Matched Pairs Description
Live Fast
({B}) 		Die Young
({B}) 		Two black cards which names form a famous unofficial slogan of rock&roll and punk subcultures. These cards also represent a short life of aetherborn and have a synergy between them

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:

Mythic rare
Rare
Uncommon
Common

References

  1. ↑ Part of card link url
  2. ↑ MTG Arena: State of the Game – September 2020. magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast (September 15, 2020).
  3. ↑ Kaladesh Remastered Kick Off. magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast (November 02, 2020).
  4. ↑ Amazonian (November 10, 2020). "REturn to Kaladesh in Kaladesh Remastered". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  5. ↑ Wizards of the Coast (November 10, 2020). "MTG Arena: State of the Game - November 2020". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  6. ↑ Kaladesh Remastered. magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast (November 2, 2020).
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