How much are proxies in MTG?

Are MTG proxies illegal?

Do you know what the "proxies laws" in the EU are?

I have been to a few countries (Austria, France, Germany, Italy) and i'm wondering about proxies (people who are living outside of the USA, buy a proxy in another country, and register as a player for events/tournaments with it). And my second question is: how legal are proxies in Germany? I thought there were problems with them, but then again I thought they are legal for US players (I don't really know, but I thought so). Can someone who has experienced this sort of thing tell me something about the legal issues?

Yes they are illegal in the EU. They are allowed in the UK if you make sure to have the VAT number of your registered residence. Which I never did but I was told to at a friends house when went to try some stuff.

MTG has no issue with it, since the EU doesn't want to mess with trade between countries, nor do they care about the rules in place that were put into effect before they even existed. They also won't give permission for their card companies to ship a certain amount of cards overseas without paying taxes in each country (I believe this has to do with the value of the card, they aren't just getting new cards every week shipped, they are getting actual magic items.)

They have no problem with proxies either, it would require them to update the card rules and regulations which most likely they won't do. You cannot purchase these cards from a third party store or online, only from a distributor. There was an issue in Germany a while back where a player used a German proxy (no idea how they got that far) and were busted for not having an ID (since it didn't show up in the list of people attending an event). It's not a huge issue, but still had to be corrected somehow.

You can, however, import/export them as long as the person importing/exporting the cards has paid the import taxes. This is what happened in Germany - the person importing was charged import taxes on them, but then had to pay them over to the company (who imported them for him) and he never paid the tax.

Who has the best MTG proxies?

I'm looking for real MTG (as opposed to Magic Online) cards, not so much cards from other games or game formats.

I don't really know of a good list. There are proxyable commons and uncommons like a Fateful Showdown or two in M14-15, but even the most "realistic" ones aren't really what I'd call MTG proxies, they're like Gwent's card "skins". The best proxies are probably just non-Magic cards: Star Wars X-Wing from Core Set 4, Star Trek TNG Promo from Core Set 7, etc.

The question came up as a result of this comment by JintekiSteele on a card on the Proximity Decklist. Quote: So I took a look at the "Sauropods" cycle on the Proximity decklist. What is the actual number of viable proxies we can make for them? I can only think of one: Sauropod. We can get a play out of him as a token with "Wrenn and Six", but no other way. Is there anything more to be made besides that?

@JintekiSteele: I don't want to spoil anything for you, but I've been thinking about that too. There are a few reasons why "I thought the idea was to create a set of cards that could be played in every possible tournament environment." But the main reason is that I want you to get the feel that you're in a real tournament without having the ability to cheat. I feel that in general Magic players don't mind proxies and I wanted this deck to have the feel of the classic Magic decks without the need to play Magic Online. But maybe it's not clear why it would be impossible to play the cards in paper.

@JintekiSteele: My answer to your question about the number of viable proxies for Sauropods is: there are no viable proxies, because most of the time Sauropods are destroyed in one turn. The best thing that we could do would be to make the creatures more powerful (maybe an attack range of 5 or something), so that they could be a useful win condition, but I don't think that it would be that great. If you could find a proxy, then it would make the deck more effective.

How much are proxies in MTG?

What is a proxy?

How much do they cost?What sites can you use proxies on?Why would someone use them?What are the pros and cons of using a proxy? A proxy is an IP that you have leased to act as your internet IP, this is usually for a number of reasons, but could because you want to stop any prying eyes from seeing what you are browsing, you want to keep your surfing habits from being noticed. If you live in a house, and you don't want it known that you've been visiting sites like eBay or Amazon, than you can use a proxy, and it will act as your own IP when you surf those sites.

What are magic card proxies?

Magic card proxies are the only real answer to the question: How do I earn cards from card games with out buying them?

Most people have heard of gold farming and know that it's bad for the market. But if you have never thought about how you can earn from a game that uses its in game currency, you should really give it a try.

Proxies are software that creates account in game accounts without you doing anything at all, just like any bot. Proxies take care of it for you. So what is magic card proxies good for?

If you want to be 100% sure that you will be able to get the cards you want, whether or not there are any changes to the market or any new cards released, magic card proxies give you the necessary security. We know that people will eventually want to see what magic card proxies look like and what kind of quality they have, but for now, we just want to make sure you know about them and understand how they work. And even if you don't have much time, it is better to know about it now and decide later if it's worth investing your time.

With many websites, you don't even need to install anything. They run in your browser, so you don't even need to open any program on your computer.

There is one thing about magic card proxies that doesn't benefit from using this software: the speed. You will probably need to make more than one account in order to get enough cards, and there are no other tools to give you speed.

As soon as you download the proxy, it will start making and saving your accounts automatically for you. As your account goes up, you will have to make new accounts because the old ones will not be able to keep you in good standing in the game.

The most common proxy are the private proxies, that only work in a very specific browser, but there are free proxies that work in any browser, which means you can use it on your phone as well. What are the benefits of magic card proxies? Getting Magic cards in the best conditions is not easy. You have to be online at the exact moment the server opens, or you have to find a server that opens and close at the same time of day.