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Proxies

Posted on 20 February 2007 by Dominic Hodgson

–Musical Introduction by Dave Gruska.
–Proxies: Should they be allowed or not?
–”A-Proxy-Mation” article by Aaron Forsythe (March 2004)
–”Playing Out of Bounds” by Anthony Alongi (July 2002).
–Unofficial proxies of the power nine (I am not recommending that you buy these, but see this page as more of a resource of what people are doing to make money off the situation).
–”Proxy Tournaments: A New Chapter in Magic” by Dave Scopac (2002)
–More great feedback: Top 5 favorite cards of all time and proxy question.
–Promo for the MS NYC Walk: The Lascivious Biddies
–Music by Beyond the Pale “Sligo.” Music available on the Podshow Music Network at music.podshow.com.

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