It is much less reliable for final rules MTGPress proxy printing became popular because it solved a very specific Magic problem: players wanted a fast way to turn a decklist into printable proxy TLDR Fan-made Magic cards feel real when they follow the same invisible rules that make official cards readable, balanced, and playable
Its also infamous for big combos, Basalt Monolith, which can turn repeated untap activations into infinite mana
their own conflicting ideas about what to do, and so on), one for the narrative the creative forces behind the set are trying to tell (stories, characters, and so on), one for all the inspirations that went into its original inception spark in one person's mind and through the processes that vet such an idea (references to famous non- Magic ideas, references to other cards, everyday life experiences, and so on)
I wonder how that works with Changelings
So weird, in fact, that theyve been banned in every format