Rampage of the Valkyries

Angel-tribal payoffs almost universally reward keeping the fliers alive; this one inverts the incentive, converting an Angel's death into a table-wide edict. The token comes stapled to the enchantment, so you get a 4/4 flyer up front, and the persistent ability turns that Angel's eventual demise into forced sacrifices from every opponent. That inversion pushes the card toward build-around territory rather than curve-filler. The trigger keys specifically on death, so it wants Angels going to the graveyard: recursion loops and deliberate sacrifice outlets are the axis, not blink effects (which exile and return a creature without it ever dying). Feed a resilient Angel to a sacrifice engine, bring it back, repeat, and the edict fires on a loop. The vigilance on the token pulls real weight here, letting the Angel attack without leaving you exposed, so you are not forced to choose between pressuring one opponent and keeping the death-trigger threat live against the rest. Every line points the same direction: punishing opponents for interacting with your fliers and rewarding you for building a graveyard loop around a creature type that usually asks to stay on the battlefield.