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mcharisse Inner circle York. PA 1226 Posts |
So here's my idea:
Just purchased an extension set and wild tarot from Cardshark, and want to use them for a card game with the devil routine. Start by dealing six devil cards and a lone magician. Well, you're pretty good old sod, the magician says. then changes each devil card into a different card, adapting script to the changes. Now here's my question: The first part is easy, in fact stronger than the Cardshark routine because you can convincingly show 6 devils per the standard wild card routine. But the traditional turnovers, etc, rely on the the card being changed into ad uplifts of the one you already have. Can anyone point me in the direction of handlings for changing six of the same into six different. I think there's any number of cool routines that could come from this and am happy to share ideas .... Got a lot of script already, but I'm not a card guy (can do the five basic slights, but don't do a lot of card work) and I'd love some handling ideas on the changes, though probably not ready to tackle tommy wonder routine or anything. Marc |
pabloinus Inner circle 1682 Posts |
If you plan to use wild card ideas Tom Dobrowsky routine is very good with the whole routine done in the hands, another nice routine is Shigeo Takagi that is in the table but the moves are very elegant and the display is very nice. Of course both use wild card moves (no glides)
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Vic Nadata Special user Charlotte, NC 935 Posts |
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mcharisse Inner circle York. PA 1226 Posts |
Great suggestions, and thanks Vic for the reference to chelman. Looks like I could learn a lot here.
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