therefore a proxy of a 1st Edition Charizard for $4 interferes with Nintendos ability to sell authentic 1st Edition Charizards in literally NO WAY because Nintendo will never sell a 1st Edition Charizard ever again its hard to determine if proxies strengthen or dilute the perception of the game but it might be argued that its a positive consequence of the actual high value the cards hold on the secondary market So because proxies serve a niche, and many proxies are of cards that the original game producers will NEVER reproduce ever again, the fact that it uses authentic artwork might not be enough for the original game producers to jump into action
Furthermore, aside from the occasional wheel, hand disruption isn't super common in EDH - So, players get used to their cards being safe in their hands
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cards like Twenty-Toed Toad, Blighted Agent, and The Millennium Calendar offer fun win conditions while cards like Malcolm, Alluring Scoundrel and Pollywog Prodigy provide immense value to get there
Etalis Favor is a tricky card to decipher at first glance, but it replaces itself with a guaranteed nonland that can be cast for free
