This seller is stored separately from clearly marked proxy, playtest-card, custom-card, and general-printing services. Product presentation and intended use should be evaluated carefully.
Company Overview
Black Lotus MTG proxies, commonly sold under the BL name, come from a long-running Shenzhen-based replica-style card seller now operating through Magic Cardplus. The catalog includes regular, holo, and foil singles, curated sets, quantity discounts, and worldwide shipping.
Company Details
- Company Type
- Replica-Style Seller or Manufacturer
- Product Classification
- Replica-Style Product
- Operating Status
- Active
- Status Confidence
- High Confidence
- Location
- Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
- First Seen
- 2016
- Details Last Verified
- July 23, 2026
Brand and Historical Record
- Aliases or Storefront Names
- Black Lotus, BL, BlackLotus, Black Lotus Store, blacklotus Store, Magic Cardplus, Jasonlung
Service Information
- Price Level
- Premium
- Minimum Order
- No stated minimums
- Typical Production Time
- 2-5 business days
- Shipping Regions
- Worldwide shipping from China
- International Shipping
- Yes
Available Features
- Searchable card database
- Double-sided cards
- Foil or specialty options
- Bulk pricing
Returns and Guarantees
- Returns or Exchanges
- Limited
- Defect Reprints
- No
- Quality or Satisfaction Guarantee
- No
Policy information last verified July 23, 2026.
More About Black Lotus / BL
Replica-Style MTG Cards From China
Black Lotus, usually shortened to BL, is a long-running Chinese replica-style card seller currently operating through the Magic Cardplus storefront. The business is based in Shenzhen and sells individual Magic cards, foil and hologram variants, and curated card sets designed to resemble specific official printings.
This is not the same type of service as a custom proxy printer using clearly marked backs or user-submitted artwork. BL’s catalog focuses on replica-style products that may include official-style card backs, security stamps, borders, and foil treatments. Buyers should use these cards transparently for casual play or personal display and should never represent them as authentic cards.
Catalog And Ordering
Customers can browse the searchable storefront and add cards individually, or email a spreadsheet or pasted card list for a manual quote and PayPal invoice. The second option can be useful for larger lists, but it is not a true decklist importer. The catalog also includes prepared groups such as land sets, Power Nine sets, and other themed card bundles.
The company states that it uses 330 gsm German black-core paper and Heidelberg printing. These are seller-provided specifications and should not be treated as independently verified quality results until cards are inspected through the MTG Proxy Reviews testing process.
Pricing, Production, And Shipping
Single cards are generally listed around $3.99 before product sales and quantity discounts. Published coupon tiers reduce prices for orders of 10 or more cards, with the largest listed discount applying at 500 cards. Even after discounts, BL is generally positioned as a replica-style singles seller rather than a low-cost service for printing several complete decks.
The company says orders usually ship within two working days. Standard tracked shipping from China is listed at approximately two to three weeks, while FedEx or DHL express shipping is listed at approximately one week. These are seller estimates and should be recorded separately from independently measured delivery times.
Returns And Buyer Considerations
The published return policy requires customers to contact the company with photographs and receive authorization before sending products back. It also states that products damaged during shipping will be replaced. The policy does not publish a broad satisfaction guarantee or detailed coverage for color, cutting, centering, or other production-quality concerns.
BL is best understood as a large, established replica-style catalog with extensive version selection and specialty foil options. The main tradeoffs are the manual ordering workflow for larger lists, international shipping, higher deck-scale pricing, and the need to distinguish company claims from verified physical testing.