Which Sets Would You Like to See Be Remastered, Next?

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Posted on June 19, 2025, 12:17 p.m. by DemonDragonJ

Recently, WotC has released Dominaria Remastered, Ravncia Remastered, and Innistrad Remastered, all of which I believe were excellent sets, so I am wondering which sets WotC may remaster in physical form next.

Since the previously-remastered sets reprinted cards from planes that had been featured in numerous sets (seven for IR, nine for RR, and too many to count for DR), I shall presume that any future remastered sets would also reprint cards from planes that have been featured in numerous sets, so I believe that the two most likely candidates for future remasters are Mirrodin and Zendikar, as each plane has been featured in a minimum of six sets, at the present time, and both planes are very popular with the players.

Since WotC has not yet announced any future remastered sets in physical form, I believe that there is no point in speculating about what cards that they may reprint in such sets, so what does everyone else say, about this subject? Which sets would you like to see remastered, in the future?

Crow_Umbra says... #2

I think you are spot on with Zendikar and Mirrordin/New Phyrexia being likely candidates for a future remaster set. Of the two, I would prefer Zendikar a bit more, especially since All Will be One and March of the Machine were just a couple of years ago. Zendikar feels far enough removed at this point that it wouldn't feel like such an immediate return.

While I appreciate that the Remaster sets introduced Retro border treatments and helpful reprints, I think that the Innistrad Remastered could have stayed in the vault a bit longer, and Ravnica isn't that much further behind. We've revisited Innistrad and Ravnica a lot in the past 10 years, and newer offerings like Midnight Hunt/Crimson Vow and Murders at Karlov Manor (to me) felt kind of lackluster and gimmicky compared to their predecessors.

All that being said, I wouldn't mind a Zendikar remaster at some point, but I'm also okay with waiting another year or two for it.

June 19, 2025 2:05 p.m. Edited.