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Here are the rules: Create a routine using three tricks from the Buck brothers' Trilogy. The three tricks should make sense together (as opposed to just doing three tricks in a row), tied together by additions and patter. The judges will rate on fluency of the tricks themselves, how fluently...

I would say it's pretty difficult (my only basis for comparison is the Trilogy). The riffle force isn't easy to pull off naturally so your spectator doesn't suspect anything, and the click change is not only difficult to do but is also very angley. It's one of those tricks that you need to...

This question is somewhat off-topic because it is about the forum, not a product, but hopefully admins will let it slide. I uploaded a profile picture, but it doesn't seem to be showing in the forums or in the battle arena. What do I need to do to fix this?

Yeah, audiences have to be small (in some cases just one person max), and some of the tricks are super angley.

I disagree that the Trilogy's effects aren't for real people. Some aren't for real people until you are really good at them, but I think all of them are designed to work with people if you do them well. I'm working on several and can already preform Collectors (and variations I've made up), Card...

I for one got the Trilogy as a beginner in magic. Sure, I could do a double lift (though stuff in the series made mine a lot better), riffle shuffle, and simple things of that sort, but for the most part I was skill-less. Not only have my skills generally improved just from watching random...

Gracias! I have D&D's Trilogy so I've already got Carnahan Fan and Commercial, but I'll look into the rest.

I'm looking through all the 1-on-1's and am a bit befuddled what to get. Some of them look simply lame for the price, though others look quite good. In your opinion, what are the three best 1-on-1's on this site? (I suppose this question is more for people who hae bought a sizable group of the...

I just started Akira, and it's not hard at all. A lot of people have said that I'm throwing myself in the deep end by doing this Dan and Dave stuff as a beginner, but with time it really isn't that hard. Gimme a few days and I'll have Akria down. Thanks for all the responses.

My levitation system is angle proof; just is figidey (sp?) with the set up. I would definitley do everything needs to build up to control. What makes you think a younger audience wouldn't appreciate it? (I'm a younger person myself.) How good have responses been that you've seen?

I have mastered Molecule Four and am wondering where I should go next; what would be a switch as far as difficulty. I love the way Pandora looks but it does look to be one of the more difficult ones. I'd like something I can finish in about a week, but will still be impressive. I won't have time...

I am participating in two different youth camps this summer; both will have talent shows. I would like to do an effect, but I'm not sure what. I am interested in buying something off the theory 11 site. Though I have purchased the Trilogy, I'm thinking that it wouldn't be quite visible enough...

Thanks everyone! I've learned hand to mouth and am working on the precursor (forget the name- goes from hand to hand). I spent about three days on it and yes, I can do it blindfolded. :cool: I performed it for a couple after about 1 1/2 days of practice and it worked smoothly, though I'm getting...

Are you kidding? The easiest one seriously takes eight months? How often/much did you practice? I've been doing the Molecule for a month or so and have it down pat, as a frame of reference (I can spend about six hours a day practicing flourishes, changes, and what not and in school). That flip...

Yeah; I've already looked through the 101 section and learn a new bit every now and then. However, I'm doing reasonably well with the Molecule Four (just as good as most of the videos on YouTube, anyway) and am ready for the easier stuff on the actual Flourishes DVD. A general idea of which...

I ordered The Trilogy a few weeks ago and am very pleased with it, but would like a little help. I'm rather new to "real" magic per se, as in what I've mostly been dealing with before has been the crock you find in magic books in Barnes & Nobles. I don't have amazing technical skills or...