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
In a few minutes, I assembled a brand-new deck and laid siege to opponents commanding legions of other gothic horror tropes: vampires, zombies, ghosts, terrified (and terrifying) humans
The scene then continues using the yelled out item to guide it
Safe to say this will be my only source for magic the gathering cards from now on
Commander as a format has a separate ban list than other Constructed formats
Those decks simply must play a one drop in order to Commander Ninjutsu on Turn 2 reliably, and so much work goes into the math of pulling that off