Sure, the creature sacrifices itself at the end of the turn, but attacking and forcing your opponent to sacrifice most of their board is usually enough to put you ahead and win the game
Struggle for Project PurityStruggle for Project Purity (13,616 Inclusions, 2% of 623,648 Decks) If we've got any group hug left in us, and I think we will, then Struggle for Project PurityStruggle for Project Purity is just what the doctor ordered
Turns out, the answer is yes
1993 Magic: The Gathering Alpha Black Lotus Most Powerful & Playable: The most broken card ever printed, Black Lotus remains the ultimate mana accelerator and is still legal (but restricted) in Vintage format, making it a competitive powerhouse
A neat shortcut for collectors who want the essentials in one place
They're the TCG equivalent of Dynamaxing: take your small-but-powerful Pokemon V, and make it absolutely enormous by evolving its VMAX form onto it