How to print proxies for MTG
First thing's first, to print MTG proxies, you'll need access to a good quality printer and some decent paper - nothing gives away a proxy like flimsy paper. Look for high-resolution images of the cards you want to proxy online. There are sites dedicated to this, with images that are the right size. Use software like Photoshop or GIMP to adjust the size if needed, aiming for 2.5" by 3.5" to match real MTG cards. Print them out, cut them carefully, and maybe sleeve them with a real card behind for the right feel and thickness.
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Honestly, the effort ain't worth it. Just play with the real cards.
Been making proxies for years for playtesting. Best tip? Use a light cardstock. It gives the right thickness and feel without being too stiff. And always, always use high-quality images; it makes a world of difference in recognizing the card across the table.
Just grab images off Google, print on whatever, and slap 'em in a sleeve with a land card. Done.
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