Dominaria Remastered

Dominaria Remastered is the second remastered Magic: The Gathering set to appear in paper. It was released on January 13, 2023.
==Set details==
Dominaria Remastered reaches across Magic's sets to bring together a mix of the familiar and nostalgic cards representing the breadth of Dominaria's history, from the earliest sets through the modern day. It is a fully draftable set featuring cards from 27 sets that took place on Dominaria. Note that Tempest, Stronghold, Exodus, and Nemesis took place on the plane of Rath, which would later be overlaid onto Dominaria, but R&D chose not to include them because they didn't take place on Dominaria at the time and the first three had already been used in Tempest Remastered.
The 27 sets are: Alpha, Antiquities, Legends, The Dark, Fallen Empires, Ice Age, Alliances, Coldsnap, Mirage, Visions, Urza's Saga, Urza's Legacy, Urza's Destiny, Prophecy, Invasion, Planeshift, Apocalypse, Odyssey, Torment, Judgement, Onslaught, Legions, Scourge, Time Spiral, Planar Chaos, Future Sight and Dominaria. There are also three cards that first appeared in Modern Horizons.
Dominaria Remastered features 261 regular cards , and includes randomly inserted premium versions of all cards. #262-401 are retro frame versions of a selection of the previous cards, #402-411 are retro frame basic lands, #412-456 are a selection of borderless versions. #457 is the release card.
==Marketing==
Dominaria Remastered is a special limited-run set. It will be sold in Draft Boosters, a Draft Pack and Collector Boosters featuring alternate art, borderless art and retro frames. The Draft Boosters feature the art of a Serra Angel (which is fighting a Shivan Dragon in the sky of Sursi), and the Collector Boosters the art of Kamahl attacking a kavu.
Each Draft Booster contains 1 retro frame card of any rarity and 1 retro frame land.
===Events===
*Launch party: January 13–15, 2023
===Promos===
*Release promo: retro frame with the original art by Mark Poole.
====Token cards====
Dominaria Remastered features 14 tokens.
==Themes and mechanics==
Dominaria Remastered features the following draft archetypes.
* : Flicker
* : Control
* : Zombies and Goblins
* : Cycling
* : Threshold
* : Life Gain and Life Loss
* : Storm
* : The Rock
* : Auras
* : Ramp
==Cycles==
Cycle name 	 	 	 	 	
Cycling lands 	 	 	 	 	
Cycling lands 	Originally printed in Urza's Saga and last reprinted in Ikoria Commander, these lands enter the battlefield tapped and add one mana of the corresponding color, and can also be cycled for . 	Originally printed in Urza's Saga and last reprinted in Ikoria Commander, these lands enter the battlefield tapped and add one mana of the corresponding color, and can also be cycled for . 	Originally printed in Urza's Saga and last reprinted in Ikoria Commander, these lands enter the battlefield tapped and add one mana of the corresponding color, and can also be cycled for . 	Originally printed in Urza's Saga and last reprinted in Ikoria Commander, these lands enter the battlefield tapped and add one mana of the corresponding color, and can also be cycled for . 	Originally printed in Urza's Saga and last reprinted in Ikoria Commander, these lands enter the battlefield tapped and add one mana of the corresponding color, and can also be cycled for .
Tutors 	 	 	 	 	
Tutors 	Originally printed in Mirage block (excluding Gamble, which was originally printed in Urza's Saga), these powerful spells that each cost one mana of their respective color allow the player to search their library for a card, with either limitations on card type that can be found or other drawbacks.	Originally printed in Mirage block (excluding Gamble, which was originally printed in Urza's Saga), these powerful spells that each cost one mana of their respective color allow the player to search their library for a card, with either limitations on card type that can be found or other drawbacks.	Originally printed in Mirage block (excluding Gamble, which was originally printed in Urza's Saga), these powerful spells that each cost one mana of their respective color allow the player to search their library for a card, with either limitations on card type that can be found or other drawbacks.	Originally printed in Mirage block (excluding Gamble, which was originally printed in Urza's Saga), these powerful spells that each cost one mana of their respective color allow the player to search their library for a card, with either limitations on card type that can be found or other drawbacks.	Originally printed in Mirage block (excluding Gamble, which was originally printed in Urza's Saga), these powerful spells that each cost one mana of their respective color allow the player to search their library for a card, with either limitations on card type that can be found or other drawbacks.
Cycle name 	 	 	 	 	
Rare cards 	 	 	 	 	
Rare cards 	Five rare cards that come from Invasion and the Odyssey block. 	Five rare cards that come from Invasion and the Odyssey block. 	Five rare cards that come from Invasion and the Odyssey block. 	Five rare cards that come from Invasion and the Odyssey block. 	Five rare cards that come from Invasion and the Odyssey block.
Cycle name 	 	 	 	 	
Enemy colored check lands	 	 	 	 	
Enemy colored check lands	Originally printed in Innistrad and last reprinted in Dominaria, these dual lands enter the battlefield tapped unless the player controls a land with a basic land type that corresponds with either color the land can produce. 	Originally printed in Innistrad and last reprinted in Dominaria, these dual lands enter the battlefield tapped unless the player controls a land with a basic land type that corresponds with either color the land can produce. 	Originally printed in Innistrad and last reprinted in Dominaria, these dual lands enter the battlefield tapped unless the player controls a land with a basic land type that corresponds with either color the land can produce. 	Originally printed in Innistrad and last reprinted in Dominaria, these dual lands enter the battlefield tapped unless the player controls a land with a basic land type that corresponds with either color the land can produce. 	Originally printed in Innistrad and last reprinted in Dominaria, these dual lands enter the battlefield tapped unless the player controls a land with a basic land type that corresponds with either color the land can produce.
Cycle name 	 	 	 	 	
Tri-Colored Legends 	 	 	 	 	
Tri-Colored Legends 	Five legendary creatures who hail from the older times of Dominaria, all received new cards featuring them in Dominaria United (and its Legends Retold series in Xira's case), with the exception of Arcades Sabboth (who got a new one in Core Set 2019 instead). 	Five legendary creatures who hail from the older times of Dominaria, all received new cards featuring them in Dominaria United (and its Legends Retold series in Xira's case), with the exception of Arcades Sabboth (who got a new one in Core Set 2019 instead). 	Five legendary creatures who hail from the older times of Dominaria, all received new cards featuring them in Dominaria United (and its Legends Retold series in Xira's case), with the exception of Arcades Sabboth (who got a new one in Core Set 2019 instead). 	Five legendary creatures who hail from the older times of Dominaria, all received new cards featuring them in Dominaria United (and its Legends Retold series in Xira's case), with the exception of Arcades Sabboth (who got a new one in Core Set 2019 instead). 	Five legendary creatures who hail from the older times of Dominaria, all received new cards featuring them in Dominaria United (and its Legends Retold series in Xira's case), with the exception of Arcades Sabboth (who got a new one in Core Set 2019 instead).
Lairs 	 	 	 	 	
Lairs 	Originally printed in Planeshift, these allied triple lands have the subtype Lair and must be sacrificed when they enter the battlefield unless the player returns a non-Lair land to their hand. 	Originally printed in Planeshift, these allied triple lands have the subtype Lair and must be sacrificed when they enter the battlefield unless the player returns a non-Lair land to their hand. 	Originally printed in Planeshift, these allied triple lands have the subtype Lair and must be sacrificed when they enter the battlefield unless the player returns a non-Lair land to their hand. 	Originally printed in Planeshift, these allied triple lands have the subtype Lair and must be sacrificed when they enter the battlefield unless the player returns a non-Lair land to their hand. 	Originally printed in Planeshift, these allied triple lands have the subtype Lair and must be sacrificed when they enter the battlefield unless the player returns a non-Lair land to their hand.
===Mega cycles===
Cycle name 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Gold signposts 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Gold signposts 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for a draft archetype. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for a draft archetype. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for a draft archetype. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for a draft archetype. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for a draft archetype. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for a draft archetype. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for a draft archetype. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for a draft archetype. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for a draft archetype. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for a draft archetype.
Invasion block split cards	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Invasion block split cards	Originally printed in Invasion (allied) and Apocalypse (enemy), the split cards mega cycle from the Invasion block appears in the same set for the first time ever. Each half is of a different color, and all ten combinations exist.	Originally printed in Invasion (allied) and Apocalypse (enemy), the split cards mega cycle from the Invasion block appears in the same set for the first time ever. Each half is of a different color, and all ten combinations exist.	Originally printed in Invasion (allied) and Apocalypse (enemy), the split cards mega cycle from the Invasion block appears in the same set for the first time ever. Each half is of a different color, and all ten combinations exist.	Originally printed in Invasion (allied) and Apocalypse (enemy), the split cards mega cycle from the Invasion block appears in the same set for the first time ever. Each half is of a different color, and all ten combinations exist.	Originally printed in Invasion (allied) and Apocalypse (enemy), the split cards mega cycle from the Invasion block appears in the same set for the first time ever. Each half is of a different color, and all ten combinations exist.	Originally printed in Invasion (allied) and Apocalypse (enemy), the split cards mega cycle from the Invasion block appears in the same set for the first time ever. Each half is of a different color, and all ten combinations exist.	Originally printed in Invasion (allied) and Apocalypse (enemy), the split cards mega cycle from the Invasion block appears in the same set for the first time ever. Each half is of a different color, and all ten combinations exist.	Originally printed in Invasion (allied) and Apocalypse (enemy), the split cards mega cycle from the Invasion block appears in the same set for the first time ever. Each half is of a different color, and all ten combinations exist.	Originally printed in Invasion (allied) and Apocalypse (enemy), the split cards mega cycle from the Invasion block appears in the same set for the first time ever. Each half is of a different color, and all ten combinations exist.	Originally printed in Invasion (allied) and Apocalypse (enemy), the split cards mega cycle from the Invasion block appears in the same set for the first time ever. Each half is of a different color, and all ten combinations exist.
==Changes in rarity==
===Uncommon to Common===
===Common to Uncommon===
===Rare to Uncommon===
===Common to Rare===
===Uncommon to Rare===
===Rare to Mythic Rare===
==Trivia==
*Based on public registries, the release of Dominaria Remastered was first rumored in November 2021. 
*Gavin Verhey once remarked that Invasion Remastered was on the shortlist of sets to be remastered, but that while the draft would be fun, a lot of the cards of the Invasion block wouldn't be that exciting outside of draft today.
*The borderless version of features a Star Trek reference in its flavor text.
*The new art of finally features a lemure instead of a lemur.
==References==