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(Or, you know, even before they are available.) Magic: The Gathering fans had something in common with Thanos even before these Infinity Stone cards came out: they can go a little mad trying to complete a set.
This can help you draw a lot of cards with Kefka, especially if you're hitting all your opponents at once
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A commonly played answer, such as Spite // Malice that couldn't take out Black dorks wouldn't work anyway, Slay was commonly seen in sideboards as it was a free card with those cantrip fun times, and Spiritmonger could become White or Red if you needed it to
"Noticing the whole copy permanent spell thing on the lithoform engine is this something new?"
Conclusion By printing your own proxy cards you can gain access to cards you dont currently own, playtest your deck build and most importantly preserve your high value cards in friendly matches
