Its much more consistent than Call Forth the Tempest because it doesnt matter what you cascade into, plus the cheaper mana cost makes it easier to sequence this with multiple spells to get the effect you want
Youll commonly see it alongside Sensei's Divining Top and some flavor of Future Sight to storm off via Aetherflux Reservoir or draw your deck, but this Azorius planeswalker can be played fairly
If Jackdaw Savior and another creature you control with flying die at the same time, Jackdaw Savior's last ability triggers for each of them
On a bad roll, the least it could do is copy of a target creature you control (tapped and attacking)
First and most importantly, it's a one-mana sacrifice outlet for artifacts, which means when we aren't winning with Westvale Abbey, we can play a Marionette Master, then play a Syndicate Trafficker, and us it to sacrifice all of our Clues and Servos to drain our opponent to death with Marionette Master