Not only does it work normally, but you can also break it with cards such as Cloudstone Curio and Sigil of the Empty Throne
If you want to save money and play casually, proxies are the safer, ethical option: disclose them use them in casual settings never represent them as real dont expect tournament legality If you want authentic cards, protect yourself with reputable sellers and basic authentication checks
Depending on how many Vehicles they have, you may want to consider Reclamation Sage
ProxyMTGs print clarity is its strongest trait
In the case of my LGS, here in Canada, that's Face to Face Games
Then again, I never did all that much to explicitly support it