Back then, it was played in all kinds of decks, from Midrange strategies, to janky builds looking to cheat out Emrakul
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It just sucks that you choose one player, so it needs to be bounced or flickered or something to do anything once that player dies
Krrik, Son of Yawgmoth is the most popular mono black commander by a considerable margin
Not only that, but the art of this version is so iconic that its still strange to me to see Snapcasters out there with different arts
The fun stuff happens with the +1 that let's you flash out creatures, but I really like the -3 to drop two 2/2 Wolves onto the battlefield and stay alive for more fun times