I personally like it as a utility mechanic, and while the sheer ability to create tokens when the creature dies is present in tons of cards from tons of sets, I like the flavor and feel of it being called afterlife
Let any human settlement grow too large, or advance too far, and suddenly you have Sin knocking at its doorstep, ready to annihilate everyone, spitting out a corrupted husk afterwards
Because this is weaker than what we give to black (more on this in a second), blue gets to remove more cards from the library than black
Investing in these lands during the release can be a good deal at the current price, but it will take the market a few months to evaluate the real prices of these newly reprinted fetches
If you don't cast the card, it remains exiled with no time counters on it, and it's no longer suspended
Haywire Mite Haywire Mite is a one-cost (one generic) artifact creature