In the end, Standard barely managed to move away from its original rotation strategy in practice
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When you retrace a card to cast it from your graveyard it does temporarily leave your graveyard since it needs to move to the stack to resolve, but it goes right back to the graveyard once it does, or if it gets countered
If that spell is countered this way, exile it instead of putting it into its owners graveyard, then you may cast it without paying its mana cost
Sacrificing lands can be used to a deck's benefit, whether its to trigger a specific effect or to increase the number of them in a graveyard, and cards like Elvish Reclaimer fit naturally into a strategy of abusing land effects
With my unparalleled genius, I shall become the Superior Spider-Man. Otto Octavius 4/4 Illustrated by Carlos Dattoli Standard Legal Alchemy Legal Pioneer Legal Historic Legal Modern Legal Brawl Legal Legacy Legal Comp