We're just happy that getting such a combo in operating order is pretty mana intensive
but when the Wizard decks I would build were not able to keep up with other decks around me, I felt disenfranchised
But the things that actually separate a proxy that feels like a card from one that clearly does not, those details live a level deeper than the artwork
Of course, Snapcaster Mage doesn't need help to be good, which might mean that playing it with Naban, Dean of Iteration is win-more, but this is where the power of being a 2/1 rather than a do-nothing four-mana artifact like Panharmonicon becomes clear
Its controller may search their library for a basic land card, put it onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle
Comparison table The best print-on-demand proxy printers (deep dive) 1) MakePlayingCards (MPC) + MPCFill: best for bulk value and control This is the I dont mind a little setup option