Is sacrificing in the Azuki TCG like sacrificing in Magic?
PartlyPartly. In both games sacrificing is not destroying. But in Magic an indestructible creature can be sacrificed and a sacrifice triggers “dies” abilities. A Godmode card can’t be sacrificed, and a sacrifice doesn’t trigger [When Destroyed].
Sacrifice in the Azuki TCG
Sacrificing removes one of your own entities, usually as a cost; Gou the Iron Judge makes your opponent choose between sacrificing one of theirs and discarding 2. It is not destroying: [When Destroyed] doesn’t trigger, and [When Sacrificed] does. A Godmode card can’t be sacrificed, so a cost that needs it can’t be paid. Replacing an entity in a full row is not sacrificing it.
The same
- You can only sacrifice your own cards, and it isn’t destruction.
- It’s often a cost: pay it in full or get nothing.
Different
- Magic’s indestructible doesn’t stop sacrifice. Azuki’s Godmode does.
- A sacrificed Magic creature “dies”. A sacrificed Azuki entity triggers [When Sacrificed] instead of [When Destroyed].
Magic: The Gathering: checked against the Magic Comprehensive Rules. Azuki TCG: printed card text and the rules.
