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Corrupted When this creature dies, exile it

Drawing cards is already a good effect on its own, but c ombine it with minimal cost and you get a card thats straight-up broken

Despite it only seeing major play in Commander, Angels are one of the most popular creature types, leading to Youthful Valkyrie's higher price tag

It was good enough for Standard, too, winning GP Krakow for Paul Cheon and US Nationals for LSV in 2007

I dont want to cover these cards in detail here, as they could be features in almost any article about one-drops