(It's more cinematic that way.) Second, they get to bring a scheme deck, which goes in their command zone, featuring at least ten schemes
The reprints are phenomenal, but Im going to dock Blood Rites some points for being the third vampire precon, whereas the rest are all the first of their kind
With a Stranger Things vibe and some genuinely unsettling art, Duskmourn is looking to tap into a niche that the MTG universe has rarely investigated directly, choosing to include hints of horror (like Eldrazi transformations) or more traditional fantasy scares (think Innistrad - before the Eldrazi, anyways)
But by zooming into the grain, you have this close feel with it, and the surrounding landscape
Committing a crime just seems so easy, requiring almost no work to trigger regularly, and this is a great payoff for it