Upcoming MTG Sets: The Magic: The Gathering Release Schedule for 2026 (and What’s Next) New sets drop, spoilers hit, your group chat argues about power creep, and somebody swears they’re skipping this one… right before they preorder a box “for drafting.” Sure. This post is the practical version of that chaos. It’s the upcoming MTG […]
People search for “how to sell MTG proxies” for a simple reason: lots of players want affordable, playable stand-ins for expensive cards. But selling proxies comes with real responsibilities. If your proxies are unclear, misleading, or too close to authentic cards, you can cross the line into deception or counterfeiting, run into takedowns, or cause […]
If you play a lot, creating your own proxy cards is one of the easiest ways to keep games fresh without emptying your wallet. I like it because it blends deckbuilding with light design work. You get to try wild ideas, tune lists fast, and still show up with a clean, readable stack. In this […]
Magic: the Gathering lithographs are printed reproductions of artwork featured in the popular trading card game. They can highlight legendary creatures, iconic spells, or memorable planeswalkers that have shaped the magic and gathering community. Each lithograph captures the intricate designs that might otherwise get lost on a small card. Some fans just like to hang […]
Magic: The Gathering kicked off in 1993 with its first printing, known as Alpha. Back then, people didn’t realize they were holding what would eventually become some of the rarest and most sought-after cards in the entire game, and among all TCGs. It’s funny to imagine folks opening these packs in dimly lit game stores, […]
Have you ever wanted to test a deck without spending too much money on rare Yu-Gi-Oh cards? That’s where yugioh proxies come in. They’re paper copies of real cards that you print at home, or sometimes buy from online sellers. People use them for casual games with friends or to experiment with different strategies before […]
Are proxies legal MTG? Many players in the Magic: The Gathering (MTG) community ask this question. Proxy cards are substitutes for real Magic cards. Some people make them at home for personal use. Others create printed proxies with their own art or a different card layout. Sometimes, folks just write rules text on a basic […]
I remember standing in my local card shop, cradling my first Magic: The Gathering booster pack in sweaty hands, wondering if I’d land a cool card or just more commons. That shaky feeling of anticipation was all it took to get me hooked. I peeled off the wrapper, discovered a shiny foil, and felt my […]
MTG proxies have become a popular solution as players seek to test new decks or play casually without the financial burden of rare cards. Proxies are replicas of official MTG cards, used primarily for playtesting and casual games. This guide explores the process of creating these proxies, ensuring players can enjoy the game to its […]
To tell if a Magic: The Gathering card is rare, look at the set symbol located on the bottom right of the card: a gold colored symbol indicates a rare card, while black is common, silver is uncommon, and orange is mythic rare; you can also check the bottom left corner of newer sets where a letter […]
Magic: The Gathering has a long history with many sets, many expansions, and thousands of cards. But no collection of magic cards carries as much prestige, as much reverence and as much power as the Power 9. These 9 cards were introduced in the very early days of MTG and are some of the most […]
Magic: The Gathering (MTG), a trading card game created by Wizards of the Coast in 1993, has been loved by millions for its complexity and story. One of the reasons it has stood the test of time is the card design and dimensions are consistent across all editions and formats. Standard MTG Card Dimensions A […]