This usually comes about because you want to trigger an ability that requires you to attack (or get a creature blocked, or have one deal damage), and youre willing to lose a creature to make that happen
The creatures are all sacrificed at the same time
Whats holding Ziatora back from being broken or banned in Magic: The Gathering 's 60 card formats is that it requires another creature to be on the battlefield
Stanislav Cifka stunned everyone by winning the title and all but one of his nineteen rounds, a record that remains unbeaten to this day
If we're considering the health of the Magic: The Gathering format, it's probably not ideal that the best way to counteract one of Standard's best decks is monopolized by that very same deck

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