Proxy cards are unofficial replicas of real trading cards. They are often used for casual play, testing decks, or as collectibles. They are not tournament legal, but many players enjoy using them in home games or with friends.
Proxy cards are intended for personal use and are not legal for official tournament play. They are meant for casual play, deck building, or collecting. It’s your responsibility to make sure proxies are allowed in your playgroup.
Our proxy cards are printed on high-quality cardstock with a smooth finish to simulate the look and feel of real MTG and Pokémon cards. They shuffle well and fit into standard sleeves.
It depends on your local store’s policy. Some casual playgroups and stores allow proxies during non-tournament games, but it’s best to ask the store owner or event organizer first.
Our cards aim to closely resemble the originals in layout and artwork, but with slight differences to ensure they are not mistaken for authentic cards. These small adjustments also help distinguish proxies from counterfeits.
No. Our proxies are printed on safe, smooth cardstock and will not damage sleeves or other cards in your deck. We always recommend sleeving any cards—real or proxy—for maximum protection.
Not for MTG cards, but for certain Pokemon cards we might. Please contact customer service for more info.
Treat proxy cards the same way you would real cards—store them in a dry place, use card sleeves, and keep them away from direct sunlight to prevent fading.