Totally depends on the group, imo. Some folks treat proxy cards like a crime, while others couldn’t care less.
In my playgroup, we allow proxies as long as you’re testing or saving up for the real deal. But if someone’s proxying a full power-nine deck in a casual game, that’s kinda lame.
Sites like MPCFill can help make decent-looking proxies if you wanna avoid sharpie-on-land vibes. Just keep it reasonable!
In my playgroup, we allow proxies as long as you’re testing or saving up for the real deal. But if someone’s proxying a full power-nine deck in a casual game, that’s kinda lame.
Sites like MPCFill can help make decent-looking proxies if you wanna avoid sharpie-on-land vibes. Just keep it reasonable!