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Reconstruct History
Oracle Text
Return up to one target artifact card, up to one target enchantment card, up to one target instant card, up to one target sorcery card, and up to one target planeswalker card from your graveyard to your hand.
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Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Reconstruct History is a tidy, value-driven recovery spell that fits best in control or midrange decks, especially in red-white shells that want to grind resources while keeping options open. The Assassin’s Creed framing is apt: you are not just buying back a single relic, but piecing together a whole toolkit from the wreckage of your graveyard—an artifact, an enchantment, an instant, a sorcery, and even a planeswalker if you have one in the bin. In play, the card rewards careful sequencing and diverse card types, so deckbuilding should lean into a varied spread of permanents and spells rather than overloading on one category. It pairs especially well with cheap interaction, disposable artifacts, and planeswalkers that trade off early and then become excellent recursion targets later. Because it exiles itself, treat it as a one-shot swing: best used when it reclaims multiple cards at once or restores a key engine piece after a long exchange.
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Character Background
Reconstruct History is a tidy, value-driven recovery spell that fits best in control or midrange decks, especially in red-white shells that want to grind resources while keeping options open. The Assassin’s Creed framing is apt: you are not just buying back a single relic, but piecing together a whole toolkit from the wreckage of your graveyard—an artifact, an enchantment, an instant, a sorcery, and even a planeswalker if you have one in the bin. In play, the card rewards careful sequencing and diverse card types, so deckbuilding should lean into a varied spread of permanents and spells rather than overloading on one category. It pairs especially well with cheap interaction, disposable artifacts, and planeswalkers that trade off early and then become excellent recursion targets later. Because it exiles itself, treat it as a one-shot swing: best used when it reclaims multiple cards at once or restores a key engine piece after a long exchange.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 07:10:43 UTC