Does sacrificing a creature cause it to die?

While a creature being sacrificed isn’t the same as a creature dying, the result of sacrificing a creature normally results in that creature dying. This can change, however, if effects like Rest in Peace prevent them from ever going to a graveyard, though.

Can you sacrifice attacking creature?

yes, you can absolutely sacrifice a creature that is attacking.

Can I sacrifice a creature before it dies in combat?

To fully answer your question, no, you cannot sacrifice a creature after it has been dealt lethal combat damage. You can sacrifice it right before combat damage is dealt, but it will not deal combat damage to the creature it was blocking, nor will the blocked creature deal damage unless it has trample and vice versa.

Can I sacrifice a declared blocker?

The answer to both is yes. After blockers are declared and before damage is dealt, instants and activated abilities can be used. If sacrifice a blocker, it will do no damage (as it is no longer on the battlefield) but the creature it is blocking is still blocked.

When a token dies does it go to the graveyard?

A creature token that dies goes to the graveyard, just like any other creature. Once in the graveyard (or any other zone), there is a state-based action that causes the token to cease to exist. If a token dies (such as by Doom Blade” target=”blank”>Doom Blade), it will go to the graveyard.

Do you have to sacrifice a creature to use an ability?

You need to sac it before it takes damage or is killed in another way. You make it sound like you expect a creature to deal and recieve lethal combat damage, but instead of being put in the graveyard lets you still use abilities, which is not, nor has ever been possible.

What happens when a creature is dealt lethal damage?

Adding up all the damage a creature has taken over the entire turn, if a creature has been dealt lethal damage, it is destroyed. Note what I just said there: lethal damage is another way a creature is “destroyed” within the meaning of the rules. This is important because regeneration cares about this.

Can a creature be sacrificed before a card is exiled?

Can’t sacrifice a creature or trigger an ability before a card goes to the graveyard or is exiled. I occasionally want to do things like sacrifice creatures before they go to a graveyard in 2012, am I missing something or is this not possible?

When do you sacrifice a creature in Exodus?

Afaik with my shady rules lore (I dropped out of tabletop play at Exodus, sacrifice is a cost of the abilty, but you can only use it during a legal phase for fast effects, it’s not like the old, old rule where sacrifice was basically interrupt-speed.