Yes, you shouldn't need $500 cards to play in community-led tournaments
%
(998 votes)
No, it ruins the legitimacy of the tournament
%
(82 votes)
It’s not a community-led format. It’s an official wizards format. That being said, I think proxies are cool for any game.
%
(1 votes)
RL Proxies only.
%
(1 votes)
Yes, with restrictions. I.E.; 5 proxies per deck.
%
(1 votes)
Depends on the size and stakes of the tournament
%
(1 votes)
Local tournaments are fine, big events no
%
(1 votes)
Don’t add the reason people should be choosen one or the other thing to the poll choices. Just yes or no is fine.
%
(1 votes)
Yes for play test cards in regards to Reserved list, no proxies for non reserved list
%
(1 votes)
Kitchen table okay, but not in official tournaments
%
(1 votes)
10-12 prox max
%
(1 votes)
Only for RL cards
%
(1 votes)
Yes , but not in entry fee tournaments
%
(1 votes)
15 proxy limit per deck
%
(1 votes)
Yes, but I think it should be limited to X number of cards (i.e. 10 proxies allowed)
%
(1 votes)
about 6-8 should be allowed
%
(1 votes)
Proxy for sanctioned tournaments
%
(1 votes)
Only allow proxies for reserved list cards
%
(1 votes)
Only high quality where you can’t spot the difference
%
(1 votes)
Yes, magic cards shouldn't cost more than 20$ for a tournament playable card.
%
(1 votes)
As long as it isn't a sanctioned event, I'm okay with proxies
%
(1 votes)
Yes, maybe limiting them to 15
%
(1 votes)
Yes for casual events, no for bigger sanctioned events.
%
(1 votes)
For playtest fine but events that aren't openly advertising proxys allowed
%
(1 votes)
No, but for the reason that Magic is a CCG
%
(1 votes)
Proxies should be allowed for most tourney's outside of something like the buffalo chicken dip where there is serious a money prize. Local lgs should encourage proxy usage to get more players interested
%
(1 votes)
Duals only
%
(1 votes)
It depends
%
(1 votes)
I think a ten proxy cap i acceptable ag this point, especially for tournament lending logistics
%
(1 votes)
$1 per proxy or some image quality requirement.
%
(1 votes)
with a entry fee = no proxies, else sure why not :)
%
(1 votes)
Yes for FNM, No for larger events
%
(1 votes)
A certain number of proxies would be okay. Like 15-20
%
(1 votes)
I can’t justify buying the cards for a legacy deck but would love to be able to play the format so unless proxies were allowed I will never play it
%
(1 votes)
Yes, but the proxies have to look good or else it takes away from the play experience
%
(1 votes)
For cards more than $100 yes.
%
(0 votes)
(Other)
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( votes)
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(Other)
%
( votes)
Yes, you shouldn't need $500 cards to play in community-led tournaments
(Other)
89.67%
(998 votes)
No, it ruins the legitimacy of the tournament
(Other)
7.37%
(82 votes)
It’s not a community-led format. It’s an official wizards format. That being said, I think proxies are cool for any game.
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
RL Proxies only.
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
Yes, with restrictions. I.E.; 5 proxies per deck.
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
Depends on the size and stakes of the tournament
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
Local tournaments are fine, big events no
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
Don’t add the reason people should be choosen one or the other thing to the poll choices. Just yes or no is fine.
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
Yes for play test cards in regards to Reserved list, no proxies for non reserved list
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
Kitchen table okay, but not in official tournaments
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
10-12 prox max
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
Only for RL cards
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
Yes , but not in entry fee tournaments
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
15 proxy limit per deck
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
Yes, but I think it should be limited to X number of cards (i.e. 10 proxies allowed)
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
about 6-8 should be allowed
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
Proxy for sanctioned tournaments
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
Only allow proxies for reserved list cards
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
Only high quality where you can’t spot the difference
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
Yes, magic cards shouldn't cost more than 20$ for a tournament playable card.
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
As long as it isn't a sanctioned event, I'm okay with proxies
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
Yes, maybe limiting them to 15
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
Yes for casual events, no for bigger sanctioned events.
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
For playtest fine but events that aren't openly advertising proxys allowed
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
No, but for the reason that Magic is a CCG
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
Proxies should be allowed for most tourney's outside of something like the buffalo chicken dip where there is serious a money prize. Local lgs should encourage proxy usage to get more players interested
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
Duals only
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
It depends
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
I think a ten proxy cap i acceptable ag this point, especially for tournament lending logistics
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
$1 per proxy or some image quality requirement.
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
with a entry fee = no proxies, else sure why not :)
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
Yes for FNM, No for larger events
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
A certain number of proxies would be okay. Like 15-20
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
I can’t justify buying the cards for a legacy deck but would love to be able to play the format so unless proxies were allowed I will never play it
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
Yes, but the proxies have to look good or else it takes away from the play experience
(Other)
0.09%
(1 votes)
For cards more than $100 yes.
(Other)
0%
(0 votes)
Total votes: 1,113(from 1,113 participants)
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