Actually, there's no ethical or acceptable reason to make "proxies" to pass the light test, bend test, and other well-known tests to weed out fake cards because there's no ethical or acceptable use of proxies that requires the proxy to be as similar to a real card as possiblea Sharpie on a basic Island does the job just as well and without any of the legal and moral issues
Jund's primary line of attack is targeted discard, while its value engine and clock is heavily dependent on its graveyard
Thus, it rewards deck design that includes mostly creatures with Banding
Die Hardened Scales is a reference to Die Hard, and Llanowar Elf is a reference to Elf in addition to also being an in-universe reference to Llanowar Elves, which has remained an iconic creature in the game for most of its lifespan
While eight mana can be a bit unwieldy, eight energy to grab it out of the graveyard for a turn for an alpha strike is easy to arrange, and will have huge results if you've got a developed board