MTG Proxy Backs: Why Custom Backs Reduce Problems
The back of a Magic card seems like the least interesting part of a proxy—until a sleeve splits, a card […]
The back of a Magic card seems like the least interesting part of a proxy—until a sleeve splits, a card […]
Proxying a normal one-faced Magic card is straightforward: put the correct name and readable rules on a card, use the […]
A practical workflow for replacing a banned card, testing focused alternatives, recording useful results, and deciding whether to swap, repair, or rebuild.
Test Reserved List cards in an existing Cube without changing its size or rebuilding every archetype. This guide covers matched swaps, test modules, draft integrity, recordkeeping, and practical keep-or-cut decisions.
Player-made proxies are not permitted as replacement cards in sanctioned Magic tournaments, but casual groups and unsanctioned events can set their own policies. Here is how to check the rules, ask permission, and avoid confusing a playtest card with an authentic card.
Cut consistency is about more than centered borders. Learn how card dimensions, corners, edges, stock, and finish affect sleeved play, plus how to inspect a proxy order.
An exact thickness figure tells only part of the story. Here is how to evaluate proxy cards by their sleeve fit, stiffness, finish, cuts, clarity, and consistency across a complete deck.
A Wizards Play Network (WPN) store can host casual Magic games where players agree to use playtest cards, but that […]
Is ten proxies too many in Commander? What about fifty? What if every card in your deck is a playtest […]
There are two very different things people mean by “custom One Piece cards.” One is a playtest copy of a […]
TLDR This post helps webcam Commander players use MTG proxies on SpellTable without turning every game into “Zoom Court: The Case of the Unreadable Card,” so the table can actually play Magic. You can absolutely play MTG proxies on SpellTable and have a clean, readable board state. You just need to beat the true final […]
ProxyKing quality is built around sharp printing, consistent cuts, and a premium feel in sleeves. Some minor variation between print runs is normal for any printed product, but major blur, banding, miscuts, wrong/missing cards, or shipping damage are not—and those are covered by our Quality Guarantee. If something looks off, sleeve a few cards and […]
TL;DR: MTG proxies are best for playtesting and casual games where they’re allowed. Ask the organizer/store first, be transparent with your table, keep proxies readable, and never represent or resell them as authentic Magic cards. MTG proxies are a normal part of how many people play today—testing decks before spending big money, protecting expensive staples, […]
Magic: The Gathering (MTG) cards have a standard size, which is essential for gameplay, storage, and tournament play. This guide covers the key aspects related to the size of MTG cards, including dimensions, weight, sleeve compatibility, and comparison with other trading card games. What Size are Magic: the Gathering Cards? MTG cards are precisely measured […]
Magic the Gathering proxy cards are invaluable for many gamers. What are they, and how do they provide an affordable entry to the MtG world?