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I don't know what you are planning on performing, and I am not sure what soft has anything to do with being able to perform. I started off with Kennedy Halves, went well for me. I moved on to Eisenhower. Through many changes, now I am onto Morgan silvers. Each coin is different than rest, but in...

Or just let others buy from DnD?

Where can I buy one of that? Is it sold at the ellusionists?

Yet it will take the mystery out of their life. As magicians, couldn't we use more of those?

Yes. I will PM you, just be sure to state your T11 name so I know who you are.

I do like My Chemical Romance... I generally don't listen to music when I am practicing magic... Though Misery by Green Day sometimes flows nicely... I am not that into silent magic (cause I like to talk a lot), so generally... I don't use music to practice. However, I do make reference to songs...

Well... you like both... One of them is limited, the other one isn't. Go with Sentinels, get couple Deck One. Problem solved. It's not that big of a deal to go with your lesser favored item, and it's not like you hate the other choice anyways.

My mother is a great magician. :) Or not... She doesn't even approve of me doing magic. Why did you bring that up, Asher? (crys) 1. Ricky Jay 2. Tommy Wonder 3. Aaron Fisher 4. John Guasteferro 5. Dai Vernon If I could add one more (and this way, I am) it'd be Doc Eason. And then others that...

Right.... You really should stop making tutorials. If it ain't yours, don't try to sell it like it's yours. Why are you teaching Boris' stuff anyways? He can do that all by himself (pretty damn well as well)

I agree with AsherF. That's like saying I can't learn from Eric Jones because he's left handed. Just mirror him, it's not difficult when you are paying attention. I suppose if you want, you can always go with Xtreme Beginners, but I don't know how good it is.

Just put it in some flash paper and that's as visual as it gets. If you want the full thing I am thinking of, you can PM me.

To the original poster: Do not rely on other people's information for your sake, try them out and find out for yourself. As for the whole "custom decks don't make you flourish better" I agree with that statement. However, they can accentuate and put some extra touches to your performances. i.e...

Someone already said that people won't question you if you appear confident. Along the same line, if you give them adequate reason for the use of 'odd looking cards' that people can accept, that also can fly by them. They will just generally accept it and shrug that off. i.e. My friend was...

Even if you are not looking at that specific piece, I think Brainstorm by John Guastaferro is great, plenty of good information. I personally like "Fairy Tail Frogs" from that set, but that might not be what you are looking for. The plot is four frogs changes to four princes, and it is a card trick.

I extensively use blanks.

Just gonna throw it in for you guys. If you guys don't mind working with larger objects that is. Lee Asher's Three Stylin' uses poker chips. Hence no need to worry about whole rubbing noises. Also, he talks about few subtleties that sells the effect far better. I would say it's worth looking...

So here's my two cents. These are great cards, but as saborfang17 said, they are stiff cards. 1. They don't fan well. If you are into XCM or things along that line, this isn't the cards of choice. 2. Cards stick together, but not in the old cards sticking together kind of way. Thanks to this...

What the heck is s***l or s****...?

1. How long did you guys take to actually renovate the forum/webpage? 2. What happened to the "Wire"? 3. How are you guys doing?

Wait.. you are moving to Germany? When are you leaving?