Lets take a look at each of the two so we can figure out how best to build around them
Mono-Black Control -- Dominaria Standard | Ali Aintrazi Creatures (15) 3 Gonti, Lord of Luxury 4 Dread Shade 4 Gifted Aetherborn 4 Walking Ballista Planeswalkers (4) 4 Karn, Scion of Urza Instants (8) 4 Fatal Push 4 Vraska's Contempt Sorceries (2) 1 Battle at the Bridge 1 Mastermind's Acquisition Enchantments (1) 1 Arguel's Blood Fast Artifacts (3) 3 Treasure Map Lands (27) 22 Swamp 1 Arch of Orazca 4 Cabal Stronghold Sideboard (15) 4 Duress 2 Torment of Hailfire 1 Moment of Craving 1 Battle at the Bridge 2 Doomfall 3 Phyrexian Scriptures 2 Golden Demise I was originally running 26 lands, but I ran into the issue of just missing land drops and I don't want to miss land drops with a Cabal Stronghold deck

Your non-green enchantment all-stars are all here: Sigil of the Empty ThroneSigil of the Empty Throne Doomwake GiantDoomwake Giant Archetype of ImaginationArchetype of Imagination There are also several fantastic new cards: Fear of Sleep ParalysisFear of Sleep Paralysis Ancient CellarspawnAncient Cellarspawn Metamorphosis FanaticMetamorphosis Fanatic And dont forget the excellent reprints: InkshieldInkshield Hall of Heliods GenerosityHall of Heliods Generosity Extravagant ReplicationExtravagant Replication Here's my full review of the deck
Legendary Legends Throwbacks When my friends and I played Magic back in the mid-to-late 1990s, we referred to all multicolored cards as legends. This likely stemmed from the fact that the first time we saw such cards was in the Legends set, and all such creatures were legendary
The serialized cards had the same art as the Retro Schematic frame, just with a new foiling method called the Double Rainbow
Innistrad Remastered is just one of the many currently confirmed MTG releases for 2025