Uncanny Speed is a red instant card from the 2012 Magic: The Gathering Avacyn Restored set, numbered 163.
Uncanny Speed
2012 • Magic: The Gathering • Avacyn Restored
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Among its roster is Uncanny Speed, a red instant card designated as number 163 in the set. Designed by Raymond Swanland, this card represents a fundamental mechanic for players who favor aggressive, red-based strategies. Collectors often seek out cards from this print run to complete their Avacyn Restored collection or to add versatile staples to their libraries. The card's simplicity and effectiveness have kept it relevant among enthusiasts who appreciate the game's strategic depth. For those building decks around burst damage, this instant provides a reliable tool for altering the battlefield state. The 2012 release remains a significant chapter in the game's history, offering both nostalgic value and functional utility. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a new player exploring the game's mechanics, Uncanny Speed serves as a solid addition to any portfolio. Its presence in the Avacyn Restored set highlights the creative direction of the time, focusing on bold, impactful designs.
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Card Details
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Featured Subject
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Uncanny Speed
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Raymond Swanland
Card Stock
English
{1}{R}
Instant
R
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Target creature gets +3/+0 and gains haste until end of turn.
"To survive, we must embrace the savagery we knew in our race's infancy." —Edgar Markov
