In almost all cases they just use the form depicted in the standard reference art, whatever gender that may be
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like in all decks that use this colour, brings a lot of utility to the board from card draw and counterspells
Another reason I am fond of the filter lands is the increased ability you have to play colour heavy spells like Cryptic Command and Necropotence in multicoloured decks
