Mirkwood Bats even works well for decks that aren't necessarily sacrificing all their creatures
The most obvious one is its Kamigawa stuff. And thats right, it is early, Champions-and-Saviors era Kamigawa cards
We're always looking for new ways to enhance Set Boosters, so among those new cards from Magic 's history is a special non-foil Rafiq of the Many featuring new art and the Streets of New Capenna golden age treatment
The only reason I have personally never bought into is that in my gaming group, at the time, we had a lot of stuff going on gaming wise and it was a rare situation where economically I had to make some tough calls
A common interaction is to attack for 4 in the hope that your opponent will try to kill it, and you counter their removal to then hit for 6
Instead of drawing a card, you can put a study counter on it