#ProxyCards

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Proxy Cards in the Modern World: Key Benefits Of Playing

As the name implies, Proxy Cards are imitations or substitutes for genuine Magic: The Gathering cards. They can be produced by players or obtained from outside vendors, and they have a number of uses inside the game. Players can utilize these cards easily in their decks because they are often created with artwork, layout, and even card text that closely resembles the original cards.

[ryandjaxon]

I’m showcasing my Pokémon card collection! NOTE: the 1st editions featured are proxies (reprints/not authentic). #PokemonTCG #PokemonCards #ProxyCards

[intjacob]

don't worry, I know next to nothing about the lore.

but probably the scalpers/collectors

that's why you should #proxycards

MtG lore "experts" when they have to explain who's been gathering all the magic:

[bryce-duyvewaardt]

Trying before buying #mtgmonday #casualplayer . . . #magicthegathering #tcg #tradingcardgame #papercards #testcards #testhand #sleevingcards #igdaily #instadaily #nerdstagram #trybeforeyoubuy #fakeitbeforeyoubuyit #proxycard #proxycards https://www.instagram.com/p/BvKtktWBVQk/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=w3n08n6nyu02

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How do MTG proxy cards online actually work? | Printing Proxies

Players create their own proxy cards by printing out images of the desired cards and pasting them onto a blank card, usually a basic land or an unused card, or purchasing higher-quality MTG proxy cards online. These proxy cards are then used alongside the player’s actual Magic cards during gameplay. It’s important to note that the use of proxy cards is not officially supported by Wizards of the Coast, the company behind Magic: The Gathering, but many playgroups allow them. In official tournament play, proxies are generally not allowed.

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What are MTG Proxies? | Printing Proxies

MTG Proxies, also known as proxy cards, have become a popular topic in the world of Magic: The Gathering. For those unfamiliar with the term, MTG proxies are essentially copies of existing Magic cards that players can use in their decks. These proxy cards can be a great tool for players who are looking to test out new strategies, experiment with different deck builds, or simply play with cards they may not have access to. Printing Proxies sell High quality MTG proxy cards, on demand for home games or casual LGS events.