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TLDR Premodern proxies are an excellent way to build a reusable box of classic Magic decks without assembling six separate collections of increasingly elderly cardboard. Start with four decks that represent different strategies, then expand to six if your group likes the format. For a strong starter gauntlet, I like Sligh, The Rock, UW Landstill, … Read more
TLDR One privacy controversy can be a mistake. Two can be poor judgment. After more than a decade of incidents involving tracking, advertising, software installation, AI features, voice terms, and post-purchase changes, LG no longer deserves to have each controversy viewed in isolation. The details differ. A television transmitting viewing information is not the same … Read more
Gaming events should get stickers printed from a company that can support player swag, sponsor activations, tournament labels, QR code stickers, team stickers, badge packet inserts, merch bundles, and back-of-house organization. For most gaming events, CustomStickers.com is the best overall choice because it can handle durable vinyl stickers, sticker sheets, roll labels, custom shapes, and … Read more
Arcades do not need subtle branding. They need energy. Color. Noise. Movement. A sticker that looks like it belongs next to a claw machine, pinball cabinet, token bucket, prize wall, or glowing cabinet marquee. But arcade stickers should still be useful. They can promote loyalty programs, decorate prize bags, label tokens or cards, brand party … Read more
TLDR If you want to playtest a Commander deck with MTG proxies before buying cards, start with a complete digital list, proxy the expensive maybes, run 5 to 10 real games, and track what actually happens. Do not buy the pricey cards until the deck proves it needs them. The goal is not to proxy … Read more
Last updated: April 10, 2026 A good mtg proxy cube guide should save you from the most common cube mistake, which is building a pile of cards instead of building an actual draft environment. Those are not the same thing. A pile can be exciting for ten minutes. A cube needs to work every time … Read more
If you are searching for the best sleeves for mtg proxies, the answer is not really about finding the fanciest artwork or the loudest brand. It is about fit, opacity, shuffle feel, and consistency. That sounds boring, i know. But boring is good here. Sleeves are supposed to disappear so the deck itself can do … Read more
How to store mtg proxies sounds like a tiny question until you have three half-built Commander decks, a stack of staples on your desk, two token piles that migrated somewhere mysterious, and one deck box full of cards that were “temporary” six months ago. Then it becomes a real problem. And the problem is usually … Read more
I’ve watched someone sit at 58 life, look completely safe, then die anyway. That’s Commander damage. And once you understand it, a bunch of “wait… how did i lose?” moments in EDH suddenly make sense. At a high level, Commander damage is an extra losing condition in MTG Commander. It’s basically the format’s way of … Read more
Your MTG proxies should look clean, feel consistent, and shuffle like a real deck. This quick checklist helps you confirm proxy quality / print quality in a few minutes—so you can start playing, and so we can fix anything fast if something’s off. Do this first (60 seconds) The premium checklist (5 minutes) 1) Cut … Read more
TLDR: If you want the simplest path, you either (1) buy ready-made singles from Proxy King, or (2) paste a deck list into a print-on-demand tool like PrintMTG or Printiverse. If you want to design your own custom cards, start on MTG.cards, then print. If you are wondering how to order custom MTG proxy cards online, … Read more
People search for the best custom labels for simple reasons. You want great print, fair prices, and predictable shipping. You also want help fast when something goes wrong. In this guide I set a clear goal. Find the best custom labels for small brands, pop up shops, and side projects that need pro results without … Read more
I’m tracking the latest MTG news daily, and the volume is a lot. New sets, new formats, shifting ban dates, and a fresh fight about Universes Beyond. If you want the latest MTG news without the noise, here’s what actually matters this month. We have a new Banned and Restricted timing, a Spider-Man set that … Read more
Last updated: September 9, 2025 I took a decade off, came back to Arena, and got greeted by Universes Beyond everywhere like a mall kiosk shoving cologne in my face. Cool, I guess, if the cologne is Final Fantasy or Spider-Man. Less cool when it seeps into Standard and my draft pod starts to look … Read more
If your table is full of tuned precons and fast value engines, you don’t need pricey hate pieces to keep up. You can fight back with a few $0.50 MTG sleepers that hit popular lines hard and buy your deck real time. In this guide, I’ll show three budget enchantments that punish the exact things … Read more
