I also look at the best MTG deathtouch cards, deathtouch decks and how to play against deathtouch
Gravecrawler's greatest claim to fame in my eyes is its ability to produce an infinite number of death triggers and an infinite storm count, when combined with Phyrexian Altar
You can even sacrifice Viscera Seer to itself
But if there is one consistent thing that WoTC manages to do, it is that you can be generally sure that the card designs will always attempt to be as faithful to the material as they can realistically be, mechanically and art-wise
Unlike Reconciliation, it can be used on the turn you draw, and it can also be used on Wall Monsters and Xyz, so depending on how you look at it, it might be more in demand than Reconciliation
At the start of the Damage Step, if your opponents monster battles, while you control a Labyrinth Wall card: You can banish this card from your GY