Its ability to sacrifice another creature you control and exile cards from the top of your library seems good, especially because it makes Rakdos indestructible
It needs 'three creature cards' buried above it, which is a facet that most sets don't do because the graveyard tends to be shuffled around a lot more as players check cards inside them, making the keeping track of graveyard order particularly difficult
Each pack contains 15 cards and 1 foil double-sided token, with 1 foil alternate frame rare/mythic (Expedition, showcase, borderless, or extended art), 1 foil rare or mythic, 1 non-foil borderless or showcase rare or mythic, 1 non-foil extended art rare or mythic, 1 foil showcase common/uncommon, 2 non-foil showcase commons/uncommons, 2 foil uncommons, 5 foil commons, and 1 foil full art basic land.
While not an angel right away, it still earns an honorable mention, as the One-Winged Angel itself feels too iconic to leave out
You can pay two and return one to the battlefield, or other spells in the 99 that can bring characters back