I was surprised when I clicked on their top cards link in the header of the website that it went off to their partner site, PrintingProxies: Eventually I realized that you could go below the top section on their home/main ordering page and compile a card list there directly on MTGProxy.com: You can also search for specific card names and find versions of them: One delightful (and sometimes weird) thing is that people also can submit custom proxies
Become a Valvagoth, a Tidespout Tyrant, etc, with the potential to flicker for the occasional bit of gravehate
Example of Collectability: The Reserved List is a promise from Wizards of the Coast not to reprint certain old cards
If your opponent has a card like Ashnods Altar or High Market on the board, they can just sacrifice the bug to get their commander back into the Command Zone, making your play a waste of mana
Otherwise, you should just use MTG Set Editor
Have I finally freed myself from failure? Illustrated by Chris Rallis Standard Not Legal Alchemy Not Legal Pioneer Not Legal Historic Not Legal Modern Not Legal Brawl Not Legal Legacy Legal Comp
