While this card is not as scarce as other promotional cards, due to various Japanese reprints through later promotional campaigns, the original 1997 and 2001 versions remain the most valuable, selling between $15 and $105 depending on condition
However, Swift Demise also pairs well with light damage red spells like End the Festivities, Blazing Volley, or Brotherhoods End
It is a creature spell and it can be interacted with in the same way as any other creature spell , regardless of whether the actual card is a creature or not
But this version is even better in some ways, because the +1/+0 boost lasts until end of turn rather than just while attacking, which opens up some interesting possibilities with extra combat steps or Fling-type effects
The better investment is obvious, since a house cant shrink a monster's attack power
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