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Does Exile Count as Leaving the Battlefield
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Eerie also plays well with cards that aren't enchantments but can make them, such as Glimmerlight, and they also give you a little extra value out of enchantments that are already giving you cards, like Disturbing Mirth
We finally saw it return more recently when Wizards released Time Spiral Remastered in early 2021, showcasing the best of what the Time Spiral block had to offer
While not the greatest on value, its worth a note just for the spot-on design