Magic: The Gathering

Dreadfeast Demon

Innistrad: Double Feature 375 • rare

Set: Innistrad: Double Feature
Collector number: 375
Rarity: Rare
Mana cost: {5}{B}{B}
Type: Creature
Colors: Black
Artist: Andrew Mar
Market price: $0.61

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$0.61market price via TCGplayer · Jul 4, 2026$0.54 – $0.61 over the tracked period

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Dreadfeast Demon is a striking creature card from the Innistrad: Double Feature set, which is notable for its unique monochrome, high-contrast aesthetic designed to evoke the style of classic horror cinema. This particular card is prized by players for its powerful ability to sacrifice smaller creatures to create flying Demon tokens, making it a formidable presence on the battlefield.

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