Do enchantments stay on a creature with a blink effect in MTG?
Nope, when a creature blinks (exiles and then returns to the battlefield), it comes back as a new object with no memory of its previous existence. This means any enchantments, counters, or equipment that were on it before it blinked are removed, not reattached when it re-enters the battlefield. Think of it as hitting the reset button on the creature!
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Short answer: No. When a creature blinks, it's considered a fresh version of itself on the battlefield, so everything previously attached gets detached.
Actually, blinking creatures is a sneaky way to get rid of pesky enchantments your opponents might have thrown on your creatures. So, not only do they NOT stay on, but you actually get a clean slate!
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