Sheoldred's Edict and Gix's Command are two examples of edicts that combat the traditional weaknesses of the effect by forcing your opponent to sacrifice a non-token creature or their biggest creature
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Felonious Rage Monstrous Rage is likely still better, but boy would I rather have Felonious Rage in a Cacophony Scamp deck
An extremely simplified rule of thumb you can follow is this: you generally want to trade up and avoid trading down
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Nicanzil, Current ConductorNicanzil, Current Conductor is going to take advantage of this - whenever a creature Explores a land card, you can put a land card into play tapped