It occupies a similar space that Emrakuls Evangel and Fresh Meat do, but it creates creatures that mirror the power and toughness of the creatures that die (as long as they die in separate instances)
The word on the street is that there are seven PSA graded perfect 10 copies of Black Lotus in the world right now, which is still a lot more than one
Youre unlikely to ever actually use the second mode of the spell but, then again, youre also unlikely to be able to afford this responsibly
The way Jetmir works is that once you hit various creature count thresholds you unlock a new ability
You rarely have the devotion for this making it something you are almost entirely playing for the effect, the trigger rather than the activated if that wasn't obvious
Without many sources of card draw, this deck suffers and can make newer players wonder what theyre doing wrong