Honestly, for casual play, magic the gathering proxies are a no-brainer. If your playgroup is cool with it, why not? Saves you a ton of cash and lets you experiment.
I print mine at home using MPCFill (makeplayingcards.com) and just sleeve ‘em up. Looks decent enough for kitchen table games. Some folks order from Etsy or ProxyKing, but home printing’s cheaper.
Just make sure everyone’s on the same page—no one likes surprises mid-game.
I print mine at home using MPCFill (makeplayingcards.com) and just sleeve ‘em up. Looks decent enough for kitchen table games. Some folks order from Etsy or ProxyKing, but home printing’s cheaper.
Just make sure everyone’s on the same page—no one likes surprises mid-game.