| Name | Sacrifice Play  |
|---|---|
| Type | Instant |
| Description | A person outside the game chooses an attacking or blocking creature target opponent controls. That player sacrifices that creature. |
| Flavor | In recursive chess, one piece can capture another only after beating it in a game of recursive chess. |
| Artist | Matt Gaser |
| Set | Unstable #21 |
| Wallpaper |  download |
| Image |  download |
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Sacrifice Play, Instant, designed by Matt Gaser first released in May, 2020 in the set Unstable.
Sacrifice Play would be particularly beneficial in decks that focus on controlling the board and disrupting opponents' strategies, such as White Weenie or control decks, where removing key creatures can swing the game in your favor. While it can be effective, there are arguably better options like Path to Exile or Swords to Plowshares, which offer more versatility by exiling creatures rather than sacrificing them, thus avoiding potential benefits for the opponent. Overall, while Sacrifice Play can see play in specific scenarios, it may not be the most optimal choice compared to more efficient removal spells available in the game.
01/19/18
If there’s no one around to make a decision, you can call or text someone if you need to. If there’s a physical action required, such as high-fiving, you’ll need someone there.
01/19/18
You can choose any player not currently in your game. This includes people who used to be in your game but left it.
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