8 MTG cards ideas you should proxy! - Printing Proxies

8 MTG proxy cards ideas everyone should proxy!

I’m obviously bias when it comes to which MTG proxy I should make myself… I can make any proxy! But, for someone who’s just getting into proxying their MTG cards, here are 8 cards I consider to be worthy of proxying asap!

#1 Black lotus
One of the most iconic and expensive cards in MTG history.
Its powerful mana acceleration effect can significantly impact the game, making it a popular choice for proxies.

#2 Ancestral Recall
A powerful card that allows you to draw three cards for just one blue mana. Proxies of this card can enable players to experience the power of card draw in their decks.

#3 Time Walk
This card grants an extra turn for only two blue mana, providing a unique advantage. Having a proxy of Time Walk can add an interesting time manipulation aspect to your games.

#4 Any of the Dual Lands
Cards like “Tropical Island,” “Underground Sea,” and “Volcanic Island” are highly sought-after dual lands. Proxies can help players build more versatile and consistent mana bases without the expense of purchasing these rare lands.

#5 Force of Will
A strong and versatile counterspell that allows you to pitch a blue card from your hand to counter any spell. Proxies of this card can enhance the interaction and control in your games.

#6 Crucible of Worlds
A useful artifact that allows you to play lands from your graveyard. Proxies can give players access to this card’s unique ability without the cost of obtaining it.

#7 Demonic Tutor
A classic black card that lets you search your library for any card you want. Proxies can make deckbuilding and finding specific answers or combo pieces easier. Don’t forget that any other tutor like Vampiric, Grim, Enlighted etc… Are also a GREAT pick.

#8 Mana Crypt
Obviously.
An artifact that provides fast and powerful mana acceleration. Proxies of this card can speed up the pace of your games immensely!

There are obviously a LOT more great cards that can be proxied. Ultimately we will go through them as we post these types of MTG proxy articles 🙂 Stay tuned!