Innistrad Remastered will FAIL..if they don't have these cards

In this video, I discuss why Innistrad Remastered could fail and what cards Wizards of the Coast absolutely must include to make it a success. With so much anticipation surrounding this set, it's crucial that they get it right for both casual and competitive Magic: The Gathering (MTG) players. As a Magic fan, I dive into the key cards and mechanics that Innistrad Remastered needs to include to excite the Magic community, boost MTG sales, and keep players coming back for more.
I explore iconic Innistrad cards that fans want to see, including powerful zombies, angels, and vampires, as well as much-needed staples that can enhance deck-building strategies. If Innistrad Remastered misses these cards, it may not meet the expectations of MTG collectors or players.
Whether you’re a casual MTG player or a competitive MTG enthusiast, this video will give you insight into what Innistrad Remastered should have to make it a hit. Join the conversation, and let’s talk about the cards that will shape the future of Magic the Gathering. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more MTG news, card analysis, and updates on upcoming Magic the Gathering sets.
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[@magic_claw]

I'll be happy to get cards for Tovolar. Some of them have ended up quite expensive.

[@ZapZapMagic]

Werewolves cards will definitely be here! Hopefully they will reprint some good ones so you can get them at an affordable price 😊.

[@magic_claw]

@ZapZapMagic I don't doubt it. Tovolar is also one of the, if not, the most popular gruul commander. I wish they give us more werewolf commanders or somehow rethink day-night. That will have to wait till a revisit to the plane probably.

[@Shawn-f3x]

I don’t think Innistrad Remastered is going to be helpful to anyone who isn’t well-off. Looking at the last few sets, 25% Box EV has been a pretty common experience. Foundations and Jumpstart contained great cards, but the pull-rates of the best Mythics were utterly appalling. (One of my best friends opened 3 boxes of Foundations. Not one Bloodthirsty Conqueror or HSV, precisely 1 Sire of Seven Deaths. Best box-value in cards 1$ and up? 60.50$. The other 2 were 54.50 and 52.75$, respectively.) I was present for the opening of 14 boxes of Duskmourn, helping my LGS owner crack a case for DM “Duals” for the binders. Average box-value? 49-51.50$ 25-30% EV when you’re hunting a tiny handful of chase Mythics is a bad proposition.

[@magic_claw]

@@Shawn-f3x I mean it's never a good idea to buy sealed for value. I enjoy opening the packs to stare at the art and treatments. I buy a few of the regular packs to play draft/sealed.

[@Shawn-f3x]

@@magic_claw Fair enough. I just wish box EV was what it used to be. Back in the day, it wasn’t uncommon to crack a box all the way up to the Urza’s Block and always find EV was at least a bit north of 55-60% of box-price. Compare that to post-Mythic Rare blocks, which immediately cratered EV to never exceeding 40%, and often dropping as low as 25%.

[@jackdeth1969]

Two are reprinted as posters

[@ZapZapMagic]

Yes. I wonder who are the other 8 movie poster reprints are.

[@jackdeth1969]

@ the three they’ve shown I totally want. Can’t wait to see the rest. The posters are making this set for me.

[@sarguna95]

first!