Another valid reason folks would use proxies in place of original mtg cards is for playtesting
There are a few differences between Blaziken and Infernape, but besides the lack of Split Bomb, I find Blaziken to be an overall more effective Pokmon for a few reasons: First of all, Blazikens attacks are all much more energy efficient than Infernape, do more damage, and have more options to them (30 or 60 for 1, drag and burn, or the smash for 80)
So, to help me deal with this excitement, Ive decided to talk about what I think the top three Commanders will be in the upcoming Avatar set
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