How to make proxies for MTG
Making proxies for MTG is super easy and can be fun! You just need a printer, some paper, and card sleeves. First, find high-quality images of the cards you want to proxy. Websites like Scryfall are great for this. Print the images on paper (photo paper works best for that real card feel), cut them out, and then slip them into card sleeves with a real MTG card or a blank card for stiffness. Voila, you've got yourself some MTG proxies!
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Honestly, just write the card names on basic land cards with a sharpie. If you're just playing with friends, who cares? Plus, it's the ultimate budget option.
I鈥檝e made tons of proxies using the 'window cling' method for my EDH decks. Print the card image on a clear window decal sheet, then stick it onto a bulk card. It looks pretty legit, especially if you're not too fussed about it being slightly thicker than a normal card. Perfect for playtesting or casual games!
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