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Choosing the right leader is an essential aspect of building a successful deck
Lazav, Wearer of Faces The head of the Dimir hasn't been seen in months
Although the two cards sound similar, their effects and uses are wildly different
If you're in a Devoid colored deck, it's still super useful since you'll still heavily be invested in cards that need colorless sources
On top of giving near immunity to counters, red and black have a ton of creature and artifact removal effects, and with Shadow giving them split second, you can get around most tricks that other colors can use to protect their permanents