However, MTG rules say that you win the game effects override you cant lose the game effects
When your opponents have full graveyards, mass-reanimate cards like Rise of the Dark Realms or Breach the Multiverse are more valuable since youll get lots of your opponents goodies, with more choices too
For example, you can setup Solemnity + Phyrexian Unlife to prevent you from dying or even fetch Solemnity to pair it with Decree of Silence to prevent your opponents from playing spells
One such example is Y'shtola Rhul--normal copies are around $3, but the printing pictured below is preselling for nearly $50
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Things such as Broadside Bombardiers, Goblin Welder, and Goblin Engineer all give you ways to get rid of this card while the ability is on the stack so that you can use it to discard two, draw three (which is pretty reasonable rate especially in decks that have Welder/Engineer putting things into the graveyard for later) and not be forced to leverage that same ability to your opponent since it won't be in play when the ability resolves