In fact, decks like Dredge have even used Thoughtseize as an answer to an opponents hate cards
Guessing theres not much likelihood of this going anywhere 1 Like px1 November 27, 2021, 2:40pm 12 Also, maybe its just the lighting, but the 4 cards posted on Reddit seem to have more saturation in the inner frame and bar, while mine seems to be lacking yellow everywhere (except the picture itself)
In constructed it is more of a sideboard card, but commander doesn't have a sideboard
It felt most appropriate to mention these two in tandem for that reason
So what should you choose Heres the practical decision tree most people land on: Choose foil proxies if Youre foiling just a handful of cards (commander, signature spells, a few highlights) Your deck is mostly for casual play and you like the aesthetic You store your stuff reasonably well and your environment is not a humidity rollercoaster You accept that foils can be higher maintenance Choose nonfoil proxies if Youre proxying a full deck or cube and want consistency You play under bright lights or on webcam a lot You want maximum durability with minimum babysitting Youre printing on a budget and want the highest play value per card If youre also deciding where to get them printed, this guide is a good baseline: Where to Buy MTG Proxy Cards Online in the USA
What are the weaknesses and retreat cost of this Wiglett card