Its a pretty simple commander who probably performs better in Draft than as your actual commander, but its fun nonetheless
TLDR For personal use, MTG proxies are fine in the way most players mean it: casual play, playtesting, your friend group, your Cube, your Commander nights
Alongside obviously making them stronger, it also allows you to include even more of your favorite party members
Whether hes competing in Standard, Historic or Modern, Mason plays with one goal in mind: to be a better player than he was the day before
This is another problem without a good solution, as we want to expand with "extra spell" mechanics, but there's only so much flexibility in card frame design