ProxyKing Gets a Fresh Website and Lower Prices Under New Management
ProxyKing’s revamped website and broadly lower prices make an already recommended source of premium MTG proxies more useful for players maintaining several decks.
ProxyKing’s revamped website and broadly lower prices make an already recommended source of premium MTG proxies more useful for players maintaining several decks.
Home printing is ideal for fast deck changes and cheap experiments, while professional printing better suits stable lists, cubes, and repeated casual play.
ProxyMTG is the practical choice for a decklist-led 300-card Battle Box, while PrintMTG is a close alternative for custom-heavy projects.
A beginner-friendly guide to choosing, printing, sleeving, and responsibly using double-sided Magic playtest cards without confusing the table.
Playtest card can describe several very different things in Magic. Here is how to distinguish casual stand-ins, internal prototypes, and official Mystery Booster cards—and decide where each belongs.
A practical guide to building and testing a complete Commander deck with playtest cards before spending money on the final list.
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