Thanks for reading, and may fate reward your recklessness -Matt Lotti-
Actually, there's no ethical or acceptable reason to make "proxies" to pass the light test, bend test, and other well-known tests to weed out fake cards because there's no ethical or acceptable use of proxies that requires the proxy to be as similar to a real card as possiblea Sharpie on a basic Island does the job just as well and without any of the legal and moral issues
Keeper is also very easy to cast, thanks to having only one white pip in its mana cost
For decks full of one or two drops, this card can be a nightmare for which they will happily trade multiple cards, as the Keg amounts to a two mana one-sided Wrath of God or sometimes even worse by killing artifacts like Cursed Scroll, Winter Orb or Ankh of Mishra
John Silver Greedy Treasure Seeker This John Silver Greedy Treasure Seeker is a pretty broken card
An icon of the genre, Avons work with sunlight is utterly unrivaled