Oversized MTG Proxies: When Bigger Reference Cards Actually Help
Make oversized MTG proxy cards that stay proportional, print at the intended size, and work as readable table aids for casual games and teaching.
MTG Arena and MTGO Decklists to Proxies: Exporting Digital Lists for Paper Testing
Convert Arena and Magic Online decklists into clean, reviewable proxy lists while preserving counts, separating sideboards, and catching duplicate cards.
How Many Games Should You Test a Commander Card Before You Buy It?
A practical framework for testing a Commander card without treating a few lucky draws, bad matchups, or unusual games as definitive evidence.
How to Print Winning MTG Decklists as Proxies for Matchup Testing
Turn published competitive Magic decklists into complete, clearly labeled casual gauntlet decks without losing sideboards, tokens, or version history.
MTG Proxy Margins and Gutters: Why Nine Cards Sometimes Don’t Fit on a Page
A 3×3 proxy grid may fit the physical sheet but exceed the printer’s usable area. Use these formulas and checks to diagnose gutters, clipping, and scaling.
Printing & Design
Epson EcoTank ET-2800 for MTG Proxies: Settings, Paper, and Limits
A model-specific guide to printing correctly sized MTG playtest cards with the Epson EcoTank ET-2800, including scaling, paper limits, maintenance, and a one-sheet test workflow.
Are Proxies Allowed in MTG Tournaments? Sanctioned Play, Judge Proxies, and Casual Events
Player-made proxies are prohibited in sanctioned Magic tournaments, but a Head Judge can issue temporary proxies in limited circumstances. Unsanctioned events set their own rules.
Best Cardstock for MTG Proxies: Weight, Finish, Printer Feed, and Sleeve Feel
Choose MTG proxy stock by construction method, not GSM alone. This guide compares sleeved paper inserts, heavy cover stock, and opaque-core options.
How Many MTG Proxies Fit on a Page? 9-Card Layouts, Letter vs A4, and Margins
Nine MTG proxies can fit in a 3×3 layout, but paper size, printer margins, gutters, bleed, and scaling determine whether they print correctly.
MTG Proxies
MTG Proxy Decks: How to Build, Print, and Keep a Full Deck Organized
A decklist-first workflow for building a complete MTG proxy deck without missing cards, importing maybeboard experiments, or mixing old revisions.
Understanding Siege in MTG
TLDR Siege in MTG is a Battle subtype. You cast the front face, choose an opponent to protect it, then
MTG Anointed Procession Proxies: Affordable Copies, Proxies, and Buying Options
TLDR If you want a tournament-legal Anointed Procession, look for the cheapest official printing in lower condition from major singles
How To Build An MTG Proxy Playtest Binder For Commander
TLDR An MTG proxy playtest binder is a reusable testing kit for Commander decks. Instead of printing a new stack
How Bricks & Minifigs Turned A Customer Dispute Into A Brand Crisis
TLDR The Bricks & Minifigs brand crisis did not happen only because of a disputed LEGO collection. It happened because
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Best MTG Proxies For Testing Commander Decks Before Buying Cards
TLDR Best MTG proxies for testing Commander decks are not always the fanciest proxies. They are the ones that help
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Where Can I Find High-Quality Edgar Markov Proxies?
If you’re hunting for high-quality Edgar Markov proxies, I think there are really two strong options right now: ProxyKing if
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How to Print MTG Cards for Commander, Cube, and Deck Testing
If you want to print MTG cards, the first question is not where. It is why. Are you testing a
Which MPC Proxy Services Are Reputable for Creating Physical or Printable Playing Cards?
People say MPC proxy services like it is one thing. It is not. Sometimes they mean MakePlayingCards. Sometimes they mean