The background subtly features the silhouette of Paradise Falls shrouded in mist, giving the entire card a cinematic quality that honors the source material beautifully
While I can't use the dreaded "strictly better" words because Midnight ReaperMidnight Reaper draws off itself dying and Grim HaruspexGrim Haruspex doesn't, the life loss can add up quickly when you're going wide or have an Aristocrats engine going, so most times if you had to pick between the two, you're going to choose Haruspex

Aberrant Abolish Ainok Survivalist Appetite for the Unnatural Artisan's Sorrow Aura Shards Aura of Silence Break Asunder Break Down Broken Bond Capashen Unicorn Cathar Commando Caustic Caterpillar Cindervines Citizen's Crowbar Coliseum Behemoth Conclave Naturalists Containment Breach Crack Open Decommission Deconstruction Hammer Deep-Fried Plague Myr Destructive Revelry Devout Witness Disenchant Dismantling Blow Dispeller's Capsule Expose to Daylight Filigree Fracture First Pick Flaxen Intruder Flaxen Intruder Foundation Breaker Fragmentize Frenzied Trapbreaker Freyalise, Llanowar's Fury Gemrazer Gemrazer Gleeful Sabotage Grist, the Plague Swarm Harmonic Sliver Hivespine Wolverine Hopeful Initiate Indrik Stomphowler Inspired Insurgent Invoke the Divine It's Clobberin' Time

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Expect this volume to hit shelves on January 24, 2025