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I find them to be quite useful omni-lords
No doubt. They don't show up on searches but when it comes to Dragons they fit into that weak spot on the mana curve. The Slumbering Dragon could be an early attack deterrent and fuel for things like Dragon Tempest but you can't really count on getting them attacking; although I guess the Sprite/Ozolith combo could get it some more counters. You're right about the other spots being terribly weak until you start looking at 4 drops where I believe you have a few choices granted you are have the easiest one of those.
Had you considered the Dragonlord's Servant as a way to reduce the cost of those dragons?
Interesting use for the Adaptive Automation and Mimic. I hadn't even thought/considered them for a dragon deck I was doing for "fun" that has many of the same cards.
I like the idea, but I thnk you have a lot of high costed dragons (I know: they are dragons). You could focus on the low cmc dragons, adding more Sumbering Dragon and Sprite Dragon to make the flickers more consistent and efecctive with Ozolith. Taking out Sarkhan the Masterless and 1 Glorybringer to this could work.
I would suggest looking up Mardu Pyromancer decks for some ideas. I'd as well look up Modern Selesnya Token decks for some more. Your deck seems to be doing too many things at once, though (disrupt, make tokens, and buff them), and I'd suggest a simpler build with more spells and 4 copies of Mardu Pyromancer (and since you seem to have the money, add on 4 Monastery Mentors). The tokens will make up for themselves.
I would also suggest cutting back on the colors a bit. Your current deck would leave you frequently mana screwed.
Intangible Virtue is decent, but it gets much better when mixed with Lingering Souls (which wins some games on its own).
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