Recover

Recover is a keyword ability that debuted in Coldsnap. It allows a player to return cards with the ability to their hand by paying the card's Recover cost when a creature next goes into their graveyard from the battlefield. However, if they do not pay the Recover cost then the card is instead exiled. 
==Description==
The ability was inspired by the "graveyard order" card <c>Death Spark</c> from Ice Age and its gameplay tension of trying to prevent the recursion ability. However, as graveyard-ordering matters is no longer supported in newer formats, it was changed slightly to be easier to track. 
Recover mostly appears on instants and sorceries, but also appears on the creature card <c>Garza's Assassin</c>. As with Ice Age 's graveyard order cards, a key aspect of playing with and against Recover cards is timing when to play them and when to destroy creatures in order to maximize their effectiveness. As each except for the aforementioned Assassin cost mana to Recover, the play pattern becomes a question as to how to attack a mana-intensive creature-based card advantage engine.
==Rules==
==Rulings==
*You get only one chance to use a card's recover ability. After a card with recover is put into your graveyard, any creature put into your graveyard from the battlefield causes the recover ability to trigger. When the ability resolves, either you pay the recover cost and return the card to your hand, or you don't pay and the card is exiled.
*If a creature with recover is put into your graveyard from the battlefield, it doesn't cause its own recover ability to trigger. Similarly, if another creature is put into your graveyard from the battlefield at the same time that a card with recover is put there, it won't cause that recover ability to trigger.
*If multiple creatures are put into your graveyard from the battlefield at the same time, the recover ability of a card already in your graveyard triggers that many times. Only the first one to resolve will cause the card to move somewhere. By the time any of the other triggers resolve, the card won't be in your graveyard anymore. You can still pay the recover cost, but nothing else will happen.
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