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Trying to figure out how to fill out that final slot in your new spell-slinger list without spending a fortune on cardboard has been the main topic in every forum thread lately, especially with local playgroups leaning heavily into casual testing. When your pod is cool with playtest pieces as long as they are readable and match the overall vibe, throwing together an mtg proxy sheet becomes second nature. Hooking into MTGcardsmith lets you draft up custom card frames and clean text boxes so your table can actually read what is happening across the battlefield without needing a magnifying glass or slowing down the game.
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