How to print good MTG proxies
If you wanna print some decent MTG proxies for casual play, first, find high-quality images of the cards you need. Websites like Scryfall offer high-res card images. Make sure you're printing at 300 DPI for that crisp look. Use photo paper instead of regular paper to get closer to the feel of a real card. Then, cut 'em out carefully and sleeve them with a real MTG card behind for the right thickness and shuffle feel. Remember, proxies are cool for playtesting and casual games with friends but not allowed in official tournaments!
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I've printed proxies for years, and the secret sauce is a good laser printer. It makes the colors pop way better than an inkjet. Plus, if you can access one, use a paper cutter for super straight edges. Your decks will look almost pro!
Just use a regular printer, lol. No need to get fancy with photo paper unless you're trying to impress. Print, cut, sleeve, play. Done.
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