They have been high-value reprints for more than one set, and they have a vested financial interest in making these cards legal again
I think this requires too much effort to pull off and the upside isnt there to warrant it
Precise, compassionate, and rigorous, they consider it their duty to guide Tarkir to a better future
This card itself has a high degree of contribution as a theme, but in order for it to work as a theme, it is necessary to perform a ritual summon, and it is very difficult to reach the point where this card is issued
Because of its tiny print run and sensitivity to condition, graded copies can cost millions
There is not much that can block a big Deaths Shadow, however, many of the common removal spells of the format can take care of it, until Lurrus Deaths Shadow and the namesake deck are emblematic for how Magic is played today, interrupt your opponent, play a cheap strong threat and counter whatever your opponent tries to play against you