If a creature can't attack for any reason (such as being tapped or having come under that player's control that turn), then it doesn't attack
They're a topic that generates a lot of impassioned discussion, mostly because every time they come up, everyone starts arguing about the affordability of Magic and how WotC makes the game too expensive to play. There is increasing acceptance of proxies in certain situations , especially provided you are not trying to use fake cards and pass them off as real or using them in tournaments where they're not allowed
The Mega Charizard X ex SAR jumped from 114,000 to 147,000 at PSA 10 a 29% premium from grading alone
MTG Cardsmith, on the other hand, is a great card maker platform for sharing your MTG custom designs with others
Like attacking and activating other abilities, mana production is a vital part of the game
Pokemon seemingly breaks all rules regarding populations, and its just a matter of buyers being willing to spend the required amount of money to obtain a card