We would include the paradigm spells from Secrets of Strixhaven , break Singleton for cards with learn from Strixhaven: School of Mages to find them, and include a bunch of Lessons from Magic: The Gathering | Avatar: The Last Airbender to support that theme
No, not even for second breakfast.
Because there are two cards, they have two names, and that means that every cycle of split cards have had to come up two linked names that were nonetheless convenient to speak about
The choice is in their hands, though, which means that they can choose whats better for their decks playstyle or their current board state
Clues: An artifact that can be sacrificed for two colorless mana to draw a card
That means this Edict will always be a 3:1 card advantage no matter what cards your foe might or might not control