With an activated ability that costs 0 (Alchemy changed it to a tap on any players turn), you can greatly ramp ahead each turn
So many decks have these sorts of things that your Edict is so often painfully low value
Which makes sense when you look at its other printings: the cheapest version from Baldur's Gate is worth close to $100, for a card that is one of Magic's best dragons, an amazing treasure card, and a cEDH staple
Lavinia, Azorius Renegade promises a great time for, well, honestly, just you, with its un-rowdy crew of Drannith Magistrate, Narset, Parter of Veils, Containment Priest, Archon of Emeria and friends
This is a 378 card set that includes: Armageddon, Bad Moon, Ball Lightning, Birds of Paradise, Royal Assassin, Serra Angel, Shivan Dragon, and Wrath of God
Remember, these are guidelines, not rules