For example, if you chose "attack," casting a spell with "attacks," "attacking," or "attacked" in the rules text wouldn't cause the ability to trigger
Sure, if you lose the flip, you're basically down a permanent, but you can circumvent that a bit by weaving this into a deck that actively wants to sacrifice permanents
Vampire Creature Buffers Kazarov, Sengir Pureblood can get stronger with +1/+1 counters during your combat phases or via noncombat damage
Smile at Death is an enchantment that costs which does seem a little spicy, but returns up to two target creatures with power 2 or less to the battlefield from your graveyard on your upkeep
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With so many tantalising options in the set, theres often a temptation to play around with the cards that mean something to you, rather than ones that are necessarily good