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| Symbol description | A combination of the symbols of the Tempest block | ||||
| Design |
Adam Prosak (lead) Dan Emmons | ||||
| Development |
Ian Duke (lead) Bryan Hawley Tom LaPille Ryan Spain | ||||
| Art direction | Matt Wilson | ||||
| Release date | May 6, 2015 | ||||
| Themes and mechanics | en-Kor, Flowstone, Spikes, Slivers | ||||
| Keywords/ability words | Buyback, Shadow | ||||
| Set size | 269 (15 mythic rares, 53 rares, 80 uncommons, 101 commons, 20 basic lands) | ||||
| Expansion code | TPR[2] | ||||
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Tempest Remastered is a Magic Online-only reprint set that was released on May 6, 2015. It was available until May 27, 2015, but was expected to return on a later date.
Description
Tempest Remastered was intended to support the Legacy format, and got sought-after cards into the hands of players.[3] It did not perform as well as Wizards of the Coast had hoped.[4]
For Tempest Remastered, R&D revisited the Tempest block. The 621 cards from Tempest, Stronghold and Exodus were reduced to the best 269 and the best playing archetypes. The set contains 101 commons, 80 uncommons, 53 rares, 15 mythic rares, and 20 basic lands.[5] There's no new art, but the cards have received new card frames. Several rarity shifts allowed for a better draft environment.[6][7] Green received lots of rarity downshifts because it was easily the worst color in the original set. On the other hand, a couple of strong red and black creature-removal spells were removed. The Licids were considered a failure, and didn't make it either.[8] Cycles (e.g. Slivers) were broken up.
Because digital isn't bound by the Reserved List, Tempest Remastered was able to feature 22 cards from that list. Excluding basic lands, the set contained 143 cards from Tempest, 58 from Stronghold and 48 from Exodus.
Booster packs
Tempest Remastered was available in booster pack form, with each booster retailing for $3.99. Each pack contained:
- 10 commons
- 3 uncommons
- 1 rare or mythic rare
- 1 basic land
Each pack had a chance at a premium card replacing one of the common slots, with the same odds as other Magic booster packs.
Cycles
Tempest Remastered has three complete cycles:
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| Allied-color Slivers | Crystalline Sliver | Hibernation Sliver | Acidic Sliver | Spined Sliver | Victual Sliver |
| Each of these uncommon 2/2 Sliver creatures has a converted mana cost of 2 that requires two allied colors of mana to pay. | |||||
| Slow lands | Thalakos Lowlands | Rootwater Depths | Cinder Marsh | Mogg Hollows | Vec Townships |
Each of these uncommon dual lands can be tapped for  or one mana of two allied colors; if tapped for the latter, it doesn't untap during your next untap step.
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| Enemy-color tap-pain lands | Salt Flats | Caldera Lake | Pine Barrens | Scabland | Skyshroud Forest |
| Each of these uncommon lands comes into play tapped and can be tapped for or one mana of two enemy colors; if tapped for the latter, it deals 1 damage to you.
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Changes in rarity
Compared to the cards in the original Tempest block.
Common to Uncommon
- Kor Chant
- Pacifism
- Capsize
- Counterspell
- Dream Prowler
- Rootwater Hunter
- Volrath's Curse
- Cannibalize
- Dauthi Marauder
- Dauthi Slayer
- Evincar's Justice
- Mage il-Vec
- Rolling Thunder
- Lowland Basilisk
- Rootbreaker Wurm
- Tranquility
- Crystalline Sliver
- Lotus Petal
Uncommon to Rare
Rare to Mythic Rare
- Cataclysm
- Humility
- Dream Halls
- Time Warp
- Living Dead
- Recurring Nightmare
- Shard Phoenix
- Starke of Rath
- Oath of Druids
- Survival of the Fittest
- Sliver Queen
- Cursed Scroll
- Grindstone
- Volrath's Stronghold
Rare to Uncommon
- Avenging Angel
- Soltari Champion
- Thalakos Drifter
- Revenant
- Sarcomancy
- Deadshot
- Flowstone Mauler
- Flowstone Wyvern
- Carnassid
- Hermit Druid
- Spike Breeder
- Verdant Touch
- Grindstone
- Caldera Lake
- Pine Barrens
- Salt Flats
- Scabland
- Skyshroud Forest
Uncommon to Common
- Armor Sliver
- Staunch Defenders
- Mnemonic Sliver
- Scrivener
- Whispers of the Muse
- Barbed Sliver
- Elven Rite
- Harrow
- Horned Sliver
- Verdigris
- Bottle Gnomes
- Patchwork Gnomes
- Skyshaper
- Telethopter
References
- ↑ Product Info
- ↑ [1]
- ↑ David Whitfield. (October 21, 2013.) "Announcing Tempest Remastered", magicthegathering.com, Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Worth Wollpert (November 9, 2015). "Magic Online in 2015—A Look Back". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Wizards of the Coast (March 30, 2015). "Tempest Remastered Card Image Gallery". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Marshall Sutcliffe (April 29, 2015). "Tempest Remastered Primer". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Sam Stoddard (May 1, 2015). "Remastering Tempest". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ David Whitfield (March 31, 2015). "Adam Prosak and Ian Duke Tempest Remastered Interview". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.