I wouldnt get excited by a 4-mana draw-three normally, but you dont need to worry about casting the cards until next turn, and getting a burst of free cards gives you enough of an advantage to push a close game in your favor
Stax is just another way to play the game, and its adherents often say that they're just trying to get everyone to play "fair" magic
Now our card pool looks like this: Once again, here comes the third pack from the player on our right side
In this sense, Dihada decks definitely have their fair share of tradeoffs compared to more traditional Breach/Brain Freeze combo decks
Cards like Mayhem Devil make all this sacrifice even more lucrative
Creature 4Plague Spitter 3Phyrexian Scuta 3Skizzik 2Flametongue Kavu 2Crypt Angel 4Blazing Specter Sorcery 4Duress Instant 4Dark Ritual 4Terminate 3Vendetta Land 6Swamp 6Mountain 4Rishadan Port 4Urborg Volcano 4Sulfurous Springs Sideboard 4Scoria Cat 3Addle 2Persecute 1Pyroclasm 3Phyrexian Arena 1Flametongue Kavu 1Crypt Angel 2002 was when I was getting into Magic, so most of these decks are the ones I grew up playing with