Summary

• Ravnica Remastered offers a wide variety of cards from different sets in the Ravnica plane, making it suitable for players of all guilds and playstyles.
• Shock Lands are highly sought after for their color-fixing ability and are popular in multiple formats, such as Modern and Commander.
• Cards like Cloudstone Curio, Muddle The Mixture, and Guardian Project have unique abilities that can be powerful and versatile additions to various deck strategies.

You can’t kꦡeep a good plane down and one of t🥂he best that Magic: The Gathering has ever visited, Ravnica, is back once again with freshly remastered versions of some of the best cards from across every set that has taken place there.

You’ve got cards from the original Ravnica: City of Guilds, Gatecrash, War of the Spark, and tons of expansions in between. With more than a thousand cards to choose from, there’s a little bit of everything, no matter wh🤡ich guild you align yourself with, if any guild at all. With all that in mindꩵ, there are certain cards you might want to be on the hunt for, between variants, retro frames, and solid reprints. Here are some of the best singles you can grab from Ravnica Remastered.

10 Shock Lands 🍨

Any Of Them, All Of Them

Look, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:everyone needs Shock Lands. This 10-card cycle of two-toned lands each has a unique basic land type pairing, like Island Mountain or Swamp Forest, which makes them valuable 🎀in formats with🥀 access to the fetch lands, another cycle of lands that lets you search your deck for a card with a basic land type, not necessarily a basic land.

Shock Lands are incredibly popular across multiple formats, like Modern and Commander, where the flexibility of color fixing with t꧑he replacement ability to enter the battlefield untapped for a low cost of two life (where the name Shock Land comes from, because you Shock yourself), makes them a great grab from the set.

9 Cloudstone Curꦚio ൩

Retro Frame

A value-generating machine, Cloudstone Curio lets you double up 🃏on any enter the battlefield triggers over and over again. Anytime a nonartifact permanent comes inﷺto play under your control, you can bounce another card of the same type back to your hand.

There are dozens of ways to put this ability to good use, whether you’re generating in♍finiteꦅ mana with Dockside Extortionist and a horde of Treasure Tokens, building up an incredibly high storm count by casting spells for free with Aluren, or chaining Cloud of Faeries and another two drop creature for pure value.

8 ဣ Muddle The Mixture 💖

Retro Frame

Printed for the first time in a retro frame, Muddle ꦛThe Mixture is one of those kinda obscure Magic cards that you have to read a few times to make sure you understand it all. On the surface, Muddle the Mixture is a narrow two-mana counterspell, which is fine, but the real power is in its transmute ability.

For three♈ mana, you can discard it and search your library for any card with two mana. You can transmute at instant speed, letting you grab a more relevant counter spell if needed, or grab a combo piece with very few ways for your opponents to interact with or stop. You can even use it to grab powerful X-cost spel﷽ls, so long as it has a mana value of two in your library.

7 🏅 Guardian Project 🎀

Retro Frame

A neat eꦗnchantment for any green-based Commander deck, Guardian Project provides a consistent way to draw cards for each creature you put into play. Anytime a nontoken creature enters the battlefield under your control, you draw a card so long as it doesn’t have the same name as another creature you control or one in your graveyard.

Since Commander is a singleton format, it is exceptionally rare that you’ll have two or more copies of a creature in your deck, short of any mind control or other rule-breaking shenanigans, turning every creature into a cantrip. Th꧒is is also the first time Guardian Project has been printed with a retro frame and only the second time it has ever been printed, making this a great pick-up for C⛦ommander players.

6 Supreme Veꦓrdict

Retro Frame

A staple board wipe for control decks, Supreme Verdict is slightly harder to cast given its unique mana commitment, but no less impactful on the game. The splash of blue in the typically white exclusive mass removal spell makes Supreme Verdict uncounterable, all ܫbut guaranteeing the destruction of every cre🔴ature in play.

Since Ravnica Remastered is outfitting many popular cards in the retro framing, with the💞 wavy gold border and thicker framing, these cards are bound to be chased after, especially those who want to foil out their deck with retro frame cards.

5 Birds Of Paradise ♐ ꦍ

Borderless Anime

One of the original mana ramp creatures in Magic, Birds of Paradise has secured🦄 itself as one of the most iconic creatures of the game with its beautiful artwork paired with its powerful ability. This one mana creature lets you tap it to add 🏅any mana to your mana pool, while also being a great target for any equipment or aura since it has flying.

Birds of Paradise has had a few variant printings over the years, but generally, these have been either promo cards or found in Secret Lair Drops. This borderless anime version is the first variant of its kind, which🧔 will no doubt make it a popular card for players.

4 Thespian's Stage

Retro Frame

An extremely versatile land and powerful combo piece for yearsဣ, Thespian’s Stage’s time in the spotlight might have faded a bit since its peak as part of the Dark Depths combo, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have its uses still.

For just two mana, you can have Thespian’s Stage become a copy of any land on the battlefield while maintaining the a💧bility to copy any land. This effectively makes Thespian’s Stage a copy of the best land you or your opponents have in play, letting you double up on your effects or take your opponent’s strategies for your own. Just be careful about copying a legendary land you control, since you’ll have to pick one to get rid of.

3 Spark Double ⭕

Retro Frame

Clone effects are sometimes left behind in Magic a bit when it comes to deck building. Often they’re just not quite good enough to justify running, especially when there are so many legendary creatures in Commander now. 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:That’s w𓆉here Spark Double comes in.

For four mana, you get to copy either a creature or planeswalker you control, except tꦯhe copy isn’t legendary anymore. Since you get to double up on planeswalkers, you can put your opponents in a bind under the pressure of two oppressive planeswalkers on your side of the battlefield.

2 Cyclonic Rift ꦗ

Traditional Print, New Artwork

Blue doesn’t generally have access to mass removal spells, but Cyclonic Rift is one of the premier cards for Commander, even if it isn't a permanent solution, it is often more than enough to give you an open board for a turn or two until your opponents can stabilize.

While Cyclonic Rift has received different artwork in Double Masters as an extended art variant, Ravnica Remastered is the first time the card is getting a regular printing with new artwork. There's also an anime version of the card too, if you want another variant thrown in the mix.

1 Lilian🧸a, Dreadhorde General

Traditional Print

Coming from War of the Spark, Liliana, Dreadhorde General is just all around one of the♛ more powerful planeswalkers you can pick up. It comes loaded with four abilities, three loyalty abilities, and one very efficient passive one, letting you either clutter up or clear the board, drawing you cards either way.

This Liliana has only seen one printing, aside from a very rare variant from the same set and a few promotional versions, making this the only other tꦓime you can find this planeswalker in pac💮ks.