Quick Exit

About Quick Exit

Quick Exit, Combat, designed by Jeff Miracola first released in October 1996 in the set Sabbat and was printed exactly in 2 different ways.

Quick Exit is primarily an emergency combat tool, so it fits best in Ghoul, wide, stealth, and other aggressive or midrange decks that want a cheap way to avoid an unfavorable damage race, especially when it can be played without spending blood or occupying a valuable end-of-turn action; however, because it only dodges and provides no strength, block, or gain, it is less useful in control or combo decks that already have stronger combat answers. Assuming the card has no additional play restriction beyond the text you provided, it is actually better than the usual alternatives such as Shan and Anatole, which offer essentially the same dodge effect but normally cost blood and may require a particular amount of blood on the vampire; there is therefore no strictly better card for the same purpose. Quick Exit should see play as a flexible one-card package in decks with spare Master density, but it should not be treated as a primary finisher—cards that improve strength, provide multiple defe