In Garfields own words: I had always thought that the Arabian Nights mythos was fascinating--the djinni, sea serpents, thieves, heroes, deserts, oceans, magical treasures, and so on seemed perfect for Magic
The Securitrons Wild Card ability allows Yes Mans owner to make a tapped 1/1 White Soldier Creature when it leaves the battlefield, meaning you can gain power and still come out on top once the card is gone
No, jump-start just allows you to cast the card from your graveyard
You dont often see a card that so perfectly launches a whole new deck archetype into Standard like this, and the payoffs it promises are downright hilarious
This much card advantage for such little cost deserves a ban in a lot of 60-card formats, though it's still fine for 100-card formats