Myles is a freelance writer for IGN
They'll get the essentials for their first games of Magic: The Gathering, including two different hands-on guided deck experiences, reference booklet, playmats, and bonus packs for easy jump-in play with a friend
Its a bit of a spicy pull, and it might be too risky for some Commander players, but it spiked as high at $25 about a year ago before dropping back off toward $10 and it might be due for another bump
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People use proxies for a bunch of extremely normal reasons: - Playtesting new decks before spending money - Commander upgrades without chasing down every last staple immediately - Cube maintenance (updating lists without re-buying a small nations GDP) - Kitchen table games where the goal is fun, not authentication theater - Protecting valuable cards by keeping originals safe while you play with substitutes If your group is on board, proxies are often the simplest way to keep games creative, fair, and actually happening