Calamity’s Wake is a card from the Brothers’ War set that has the textual content “Exile Calamity’s Wake.” on the finish of it.

The clear intention of this card is that after it’s forged, it goes to exile as an alternative of the graveyard. However, I’m curious in regards to the wording as a result of it is not worded as a substitute impact, which suggests there would not appear to be something stopping this card from going to the graveyard as a part of decision.

The related complete guidelines are:

608.2k If an prompt spell, sorcery spell, or means that may legally resolve leaves the stack as soon as it begins to resolve, it can proceed
to resolve absolutely.

608.2m As the ultimate a part of an prompt or sorcery spell’s decision, the spell is put into its proprietor’s graveyard. As the ultimate a part of an
means’s decision, the power is faraway from the stack and ceases
to exist.

These two guidelines collectively recommend to me that Calamity’s Wake exiles itself, continues resolving, then strikes to the ultimate steps of decision which in keeping with 608.2m strikes the spell to the proprietor’s graveyard. Nothing about 608.2m seems prefer it requires the spell to presently be on the stack to occur.

Is there every other complete rule that clears up how a spell exiling itself is meant to behave? I understand how it is clearly meant to work, however I’m simply searching for the justification from the excellent guidelines.