In fact, decks like Dredge have even used Thoughtseize as an answer to an opponents hate cards
Currently, the cheapest copy of Miku, Divine Diva on TCGplayer is going for $70.50
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)
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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
You can't go wrong with either flavor