MTGGoldfish proxy is still my go-to for quick and dirty testing. Yeah, the quality isn’t tournament-level, but who cares for casual games?
Legality-wise, WotC doesn’t care about kitchen table proxies. Just don’t try to pass them off as real cards at your LGS.
If you’re picky about print quality, try ProxyKing. They’re a step up but still budget-friendly.
Legality-wise, WotC doesn’t care about kitchen table proxies. Just don’t try to pass them off as real cards at your LGS.
If you’re picky about print quality, try ProxyKing. They’re a step up but still budget-friendly.
