Exile is another place that some cards go, and some cards send things. The flavour of it is that the graveyard is where dead creatures and used-up spells go, while exile is like “not in the game anymore” even though some things can get stuff back from there.
Then, can you exile a Planeswalker?
You can’t. They have the first chance to play something after the planeswalker resolves and once the ability is on the stack it will resolve even if the planeswalker is removed in response.
Beside above, can you exile land?
Yes, you can do that. You always have a chance to do things after a spell or ability resolves, before the game moves on to the next step or phase of the turn. Procrastination is an art form, and I am an artist. Knowledge knows no bounds.
Can you permanently exile a commander?
The problem with getting rid of a commander permanently is rule 903.9: 903.9. If a commander would be exiled from anywhere or put into its owner’s hand, graveyard, or library from anywhere, its owner may put it into the command zone instead. This replacement effect may apply more than once to the same event.
Do exiled cards go to graveyard?
When a spell is cast from exile, that spell goes to graveyard, unless it otherwise says to exile it. If you cast say Skittering Invasion from your sideboard for Spawnsire, it goes to graveyard. Creatures go to graveyard when they die unless they are told to exile, like with unearth.
Does exile count as dying?
Yeah, dying specifically means going from the battlefield to a graveyard. Exiling gets around death triggers. Nope.
Does exile count as leaving the battlefield?
Does Exile Count as Leaving the Battlefield? Cards that are exiled still leave the battlefield. This is why you see flicker effects exiling permanents, because they leave and return as a new object.
Does indestructible prevent exile?
Outside of making the creature die, there are numerous other ways to deal with an Indestructible threat that don’t put the card in the graveyard but they can do the job just as well depending on the situation. Indestructibility does not stop cards from being: Exiled.
Does relic of Progenitus exile itself?
2016-06-08:
| 2.36 | 0.00 |
|---|---|
| Non-foil | Foil |
Is exile the same as Removed From game?
The Fix: The phrase “remove from the game” is being changed to “exile,” which is shorter, more flavorful, and not at all misleading about actually being in the game. The zone is now called the “exile zone” and cards in it will be referred to as “exiled cards.”
What is exile magic?
Exile is a game zone outside the field of play. It is also a keyword action, meaning “put into the exile zone”. Exile was known as “removed from the game” before it was renamed as part of the Magic 2010 rules update.