Today I’m reviewing LiberProxies, a boutique proxy company that primarily serves the European market. The company sent me a nice array of proxies, stickers, and metal tokens, so I’m going to break down the quality of their products...
Read moreToday I’m reviewing the sponsor of this article: PrintMTG. I’ve made a purchase with them so that I can go over the process and the product. Let’s see how my time with PrintMTG went.
Read moreTo get around the problems caused by really expensive cards, there are proxies, which are nothing more than a copy of a card, or a playtest card. But is it legal to proxy an MTG card? What about proxying a whole deck? And when can you play with...
Read moreThe rising popularity of Commander has led to a rise in the popularity of proxies for Magic’s most popular formats. Players doing personal play testing would use proxies, or stand-in cards, as would those interested in playing casual games of...
Read moreYou can proxy a card and put it in your deck, and that’s totally accepted and sometimes even incentivized by the casual community. Then there’s counterfeiting or buying fake cards, which is totally illegal.
Read moreWhile cards made from blank cards won’t be legal for tournament play, there are still plenty of uses for them and several online retailers you can buy them from. Of course, you can also make your own!
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