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It's a great creature/planeswalker removal. White exile enchantments usually cost 3 mana, but let you exile any nonland permanent, meaning they're better against all other kind of permanents. Technically, if you're playing a non-creature-based deck (e.g., artifact deck, enchantment deck, mill deck, or combo deck), you don't even need to remove Ossification, because it's useless anyway.
Is Ossification strong? Yes. Is it too strong? It depends on the meta. It's worthless against some decks.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3456630165
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3456630244
This guy was running Ossification / Denial Enchantments against a creature deck of mine and I still outlasted him. Most people would have just conceded to save time myself included but I felt like teaching this one a lesson.
if it is ruining the game for you, run more enchant removal or more creatures.
but it is tempting me to look into making a land destruction deck
wich is not something you want to motivate people to do in your card game