Grave Betrayal

[Draem1]

If a creature is exiled does that constitute dying?  And if so does the exiled creature return under grave betrayal before it is exiled?

[Gorzo]

Dying means "goes to the graveyard from the battlefield." A card getting exiled never goes to the graveyard, so no, it does not count as dying.

RESOLVED

[Teysa karlov]

Cards that are exiled don't die they just get removed from play,

If a creature dies it is sent to the graveyard
( even if I doesnt make it there as in  {Rest in Peace})
being sacrificed, being killed my damage or having its toughness reduced to 0, the only ways to die, for a creature.

[scarsabrex]

Cards that are exiled don't die they just get removed from play,

If a creature dies it is sent to the graveyard
( even if I doesnt make it there as in  {Rest in Peace})
being sacrificed, being killed my damage or having its toughness reduced to 0, the only ways to die, for a creature.

Well considering only creatures die... Yeah. Also they can die to the legendary rule, and the planes walker rule.

[Jroch314]

Or destroy effects

[MTG Rebel]

Cards that are exiled don't die they just get removed from play,

If a creature dies it is sent to the graveyard
( even if I doesnt make it there as in  {Rest in Peace})
being sacrificed, being killed my damage or having its toughness reduced to 0, the only ways to die, for a creature.

Well considering only creatures die... Yeah. Also they can die to the legendary rule, and the planes walker rule.

I always thought those rules were funny.

Jace: "omg you have the same name as me" -kills himself-

Saint traft: "omg you have the same name as me" -kills himself-

Lol I do understand why they have the rule but at the same time its kinda funny lol