It can always come back to the battlefield so long as you have the six mana to pay for the ability, and can be done at instant speed, letting you use any unused mana to bring it back so you have it on your battlefield before your turn starts
So, if anyone ever stumbled on a copy of the Mind Seize precon deck, the correct thing to do was buy it, sell the True-Name Nemesis, make a profit, and keep the rest of your cards for yourself
Now that cards are finally flowing into players hands in quantities large enough to turn away speculators, the fun can really begin
Its ability makes it a frustrating opponent, as it can dodge attacks
Things started off well, with Jace, the Mind Sculptor and Imperial Recruiter, but by the end of spoiler week, as bulk rare after bulk rare and Akroma after Akroma was previewed, the mood shifted from one of celebration to one of disappointment
Loxi: If you've ever sat across the table from Sythis, Harvest's Hand, you'll know how powerful drawing cards is in enchantress