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Unearth states "Remove it from the game at end of turn or if it would leave play". After returning a Drescape Zombie to play during my 1st main phase (before combat), I target the Dregscape Zombie with Unsommon (Instant). When the Unsommon's effect resolves where does Dregscape Zombie end up?
Does it make it into my hand and forget its previous states during the turn (is treated as a card as if drawn from my deck into my hand) or does its effect trigger anyway even though Unsommon's effect is resolving and there is recognition that the card has left the field of play (has left play) before it reaches my hand in theory and is wooshed out of the game? Also is its rule considered a triggered effect or how is it classified by the DCI?
Also is it true, that when cards are designed each has notes to clarify any ambiguous rules since only so much can be typed on a card and Wizard's keeps this information from the public? (Kind of like a legislature passing a bill to become law, but a Librarian maintains notes to explain the purpose/intent of a law incase there is persons who want to misapply a law later for other than its intended purpose, i.e. do to a loop hole, etc.) Has DCI/Wizards ever released any of these notes to help interpret a card to prevent a Judge's ruling at a major event from altering the intent of a cards effect on the game - to reverse a ruling?
Note: the second question is general and does not relate to Dregscape zombie, except by coincidence.