Demise of the Land

Light of Destruction LODT-EN047 • common

Set: Light of Destruction
Printing code: LODT-EN047
Rarity: Common
Card type: Spell

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Demise of the Land is a continuous spell card introduced in the 2008 Light of Destruction set, designed to punish opponents for activating field spells. While it remains a common rarity card, it is valued by players for its niche ability to force a field spell search during an opponent's turn, offering a strategic disruption that has remained relevant across different eras of play.

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