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	'''Recursion''' is an informal game term. "Recurring" a card is playing a card you'd typically think of as disposable (like an [[Event\|event]] or [[minion]]) many times, usually because of an effect that puts that card into your hand or into play from the [[Discard]] pile, or a card that stacks other cards on itself in lieu of sending them to the discard pile.		'''Recursion''' is an informal game term. "Recurring" a card is playing a card you'd typically think of as disposable (like an [[Event\|event]] or [[minion]]) many times, usually because of an effect that puts that card into your hand or into play from the [[Discard]] pile, or a card that stacks other cards on itself in lieu of sending them to the discard pile.

	For example, {{C\|Moria}} [[Shadow Alignment\|Shadow]] decks recur {{Card\|Goblin Scimitar}} many times, to draw cards and generate extra [[Twilight]] with (multiple ~~copes~~ of) {{Card\|Goblin Armory}}. You can only have four copies of Goblin Scimitar, but they replay them many more times than that, by playing and recurring {{Card\|Goblin Scavengers}}. They recur the Scavengers by using {{Card\|They Are Coming}}, {{Card\|Host of Thousands}}, and {{Card\|Goblin Swarms}}.		For example, {{C\|Moria}} [[Shadow Alignment\|Shadow]] decks recur {{Card\|Goblin Scimitar}} many times, to draw cards and generate extra [[Twilight]] with (multiple copies of) {{Card\|Goblin Armory}}. You can only have four copies of Goblin Scimitar, but they replay them many more times than that, by playing and recurring {{Card\|Goblin Scavengers}}. They recur the Scavengers by using {{Card\|They Are Coming}}, {{Card\|Host of Thousands}}, and {{Card\|Goblin Swarms}}.

	Another common example of recurring cards is the {{C\|Dwarven}} strategy using {{Card\|Preparations}}. {{Card\|Slaked Thirsts}} can be played when stacked on a [[Condition\|condition]], and {{Card\|Sindri, Dwarven Lord}} will let you play and replay any {{CultureIcon\|Dwarven}} [[Skirmish Phase\|skirmish]] [[Event\|event]] you want.		Another common example of recurring cards is the {{C\|Dwarven}} strategy using {{Card\|Preparations}}. {{Card\|Slaked Thirsts}} can be played when stacked on a [[Condition\|condition]], and {{Card\|Sindri, Dwarven Lord}} will let you play and replay any {{CultureIcon\|Dwarven}} [[Skirmish Phase\|skirmish]] [[Event\|event]] you want.

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	Another common example of recurring cards is the {{C\|Dwarven}} strategy using {{Card\|Preparations}}. {{Card\|Slaked Thirsts}} can be played when stacked on a [[Condition\|condition]], and {{Card\|Sindri, Dwarven Lord}} will let you play and replay any {{CultureIcon\|Dwarven}} [[Skirmish Phase\|skirmish]] [[Event\|event]] you want.		Another common example of recurring cards is the {{C\|Dwarven}} strategy using {{Card\|Preparations}}. {{Card\|Slaked Thirsts}} can be played when stacked on a [[Condition\|condition]], and {{Card\|Sindri, Dwarven Lord}} will let you play and replay any {{CultureIcon\|Dwarven}} [[Skirmish Phase\|skirmish]] [[Event\|event]] you want.



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	~~Recurring~~ is an informal game term. "Recurring" a card is playing a card you'd typically think of as disposable (like an [[Event\|event]] or [[minion]]) many times, usually because of an effect that puts that card into your hand or into play from the [[Discard]] pile, or a card that stacks other cards on itself in lieu of sending them to the discard pile.		'''Recursion''' is an informal game term. "Recurring" a card is playing a card you'd typically think of as disposable (like an [[Event\|event]] or [[minion]]) many times, usually because of an effect that puts that card into your hand or into play from the [[Discard]] pile, or a card that stacks other cards on itself in lieu of sending them to the discard pile.

	For example, {{C\|Moria}} [[Shadow Alignment\|Shadow]] decks recur {{Card\|Goblin Scimitar}} many times, to draw cards and generate extra [[Twilight]] with (multiple copes of) {{Card\|Goblin Armory}}. You can only have four copies of Goblin Scimitar, but they replay them many more times than that, by playing and recurring {{Card\|Goblin Scavengers}}. They recur the Scavengers by using {{Card\|They Are Coming}}, {{Card\|Host of Thousands}}, and {{Card\|Goblin Swarms}}.		For example, {{C\|Moria}} [[Shadow Alignment\|Shadow]] decks recur {{Card\|Goblin Scimitar}} many times, to draw cards and generate extra [[Twilight]] with (multiple copes of) {{Card\|Goblin Armory}}. You can only have four copies of Goblin Scimitar, but they replay them many more times than that, by playing and recurring {{Card\|Goblin Scavengers}}. They recur the Scavengers by using {{Card\|They Are Coming}}, {{Card\|Host of Thousands}}, and {{Card\|Goblin Swarms}}.

	Another common example of recurring cards is the {{C\|Dwarven}} strategy using {{Card\|Preparations}}. {{Card\|Slaked Thirsts}} can be played when stacked on a [[Condition\|condition]], and {{Card\|Sindri, Dwarven Lord}} will let you play and replay any {{CultureIcon\|Dwarven}} [[Skirmish Phase\|skirmish]] [[Event\|event]] you want.		Another common example of recurring cards is the {{C\|Dwarven}} strategy using {{Card\|Preparations}}. {{Card\|Slaked Thirsts}} can be played when stacked on a [[Condition\|condition]], and {{Card\|Sindri, Dwarven Lord}} will let you play and replay any {{CultureIcon\|Dwarven}} [[Skirmish Phase\|skirmish]] [[Event\|event]] you want.

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Recurring is an informal game term. "Recurring" a card is playing a card you'd typically think of as disposable (like an [[Event|event]] or [[minion]]) many times, usually because of an effect that puts that card into your hand or into play from the [[Discard]] pile, or a card that stacks other cards on itself in lieu of sending them to the discard pile.

For example, {{C|Moria}} [[Shadow Alignment|Shadow]] decks recur {{Card|Goblin Scimitar}} many times, to draw cards and generate extra [[Twilight]] with (multiple copes of) {{Card|Goblin Armory}}. You can only have four copies of Goblin Scimitar, but they replay them many more times than that, by playing and recurring {{Card|Goblin Scavengers}}. They recur the Scavengers by using {{Card|They Are Coming}}, {{Card|Host of Thousands}}, and {{Card|Goblin Swarms}}.

Another common example of recurring cards is the {{C|Dwarven}} strategy using {{Card|Preparations}}. {{Card|Slaked Thirsts}} can be played when stacked on a [[Condition|condition]], and {{Card|Sindri, Dwarven Lord}} will let you play and replay any {{CultureIcon|Dwarven}} [[Skirmish Phase|skirmish]] [[Event|event]] you want.