# Shadowborn Demon Shadowborn Demon represents a particular moment in Magic's design philosophy around 2013, when the game explored repeatable sacrifice effects on creatures. Collectors view this mythic as a solid mid-tier card from M14—playable enough to see some constructed interest, but not format-defining. The card's appeal lies primarily in its mechanics rather than cultural significance. Both nonfoil and foil versions exist in reasonable supply, making either accessible to collectors building sets or pursuing specific color combinations. It's the kind of mythic that holds steady collector interest without commanding premium prices, valued more for completion than scarcity.