I still use mtggoldfish proxy all the time for testing janky brews before dropping cash on real cards. The quality’s fine for sleeved play—just don’t expect high-res prints.
For legality, as long as you’re not selling them or using them in sanctioned events, you’re good. Kitchen table? Zero worries.
If you want alternatives, check out MPC (Make Playing Cards) for higher-quality proxies. A bit pricier but worth it if you want something that feels real.
For legality, as long as you’re not selling them or using them in sanctioned events, you’re good. Kitchen table? Zero worries.
If you want alternatives, check out MPC (Make Playing Cards) for higher-quality proxies. A bit pricier but worth it if you want something that feels real.