With Haruspex, whenever one of your creatures dies, you get to draw a card, no life loss at all
We also ensure that our digital formats have a diverse and interesting metagame and our gameplay supports our goal to offer fast, fun Magic for everyone, anywhere
Putting those two assumptions together, it is safe to conclude that the price of Blue Ugin would unlikely drop any lower than set foil Ugin, which is currently at $97, even in the scenario where Blue Ugin is reprinted as a judge foil, based on the merit that Blue Ugins are scarcer
Thats huge, and even better because you can play Bloodletter of Aclazotz on curve
Especially as an until-end-of-turn flicker does largely the same thing, save for losing any auras or counters on your bodies
Since it costs only two mana, I think it's a solid one-of inclusion in the Primeval Titan deck