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D&D tricks
- Thread starter ninja
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From the view of someone who owns none of D&D's material, just have seen these tricks performed, I'd say the Hoffzy Osbourne.
I have only seen performance clips of Queens, Commercial, Hoffzy Osbourne, and TiVo 2,0. Then I was once shown live a couple of tricks by Dan and Dave, but I don't know their names.
Only thing I would call even a trick is Hoffzy Osbourne. Everything else is flourishes. For example, Queens is just a display of skill.
Only thing I would call even a trick is Hoffzy Osbourne. Everything else is flourishes. For example, Queens is just a display of skill.
I really like Queens and Headberg's Peak, but my all time favorite has to be Hand to Mouth. The misdirection is just so perfect, and I get amazing reactions.
David
David
For simplicity along with impact, it is without a doubt Hand to Mouth. It truly frys people.
My favourite effect to watch, has to be the Queens. It's just so smooth, and the revelation at the end of the 4 Queens is just staggering.
My overall favourite to perform though is Hofzzy Osbourne. It's the trick I do when people ask me, "Oh do a trick.." type of situations.
-RA69
My favourite effect to watch, has to be the Queens. It's just so smooth, and the revelation at the end of the 4 Queens is just staggering.
My overall favourite to perform though is Hofzzy Osbourne. It's the trick I do when people ask me, "Oh do a trick.." type of situations.
-RA69
Oh, by mistake. No, I didn't see Bucks performing. I meant that someone showed me some tricks, and he told me that those were invented by Dan and Dave.
Deja Vu is great to me. Because the first time I watched it, I actually kind of felt that odd feeling. So, it always just kinda stuck with me.
That is certainly a tough call, but I have to say that the Dan and Dave effects I enjoy performing the most The Queens, Transpositionings and Déjà Vu. For what is involved, there is a lot of bang for your Buck.
Excuse the bad pun,
Jordan
Excuse the bad pun,
Jordan
That is certainly a tough call, but I have to say that the Dan and Dave effects I enjoy performing the most The Queens, Transpositionings and Déjà Vu. For what is involved, there is a lot of bang for your Buck.
Excuse the bad pun,
Jordan
Ha, I had to read through that one before I realized what you mean. Where's a cymbal crash when you need it?
David
tbh most of the tricks on the trilogy are not very practical and just look nice, i'd much rather do workers for a bannon book then ANY of the trick on the trilogy.
i like deja vu but im still not ready to perform it live.
i do however do the tricks hoffzy osbourne and hedburg peak, those two are pretty cool.
the 2 tivos are too short for anything besides a part in an acr.
the queens is just like doing xcm tbh.
subway didnt impress me so i never took time to learn it
hand to mouth or w.e is okay i guess, nothing special there.
Swiss made is too short and the change is meh.
there are some others i cant think of atm as well.
i like deja vu but im still not ready to perform it live.
i do however do the tricks hoffzy osbourne and hedburg peak, those two are pretty cool.
the 2 tivos are too short for anything besides a part in an acr.
the queens is just like doing xcm tbh.
subway didnt impress me so i never took time to learn it
hand to mouth or w.e is okay i guess, nothing special there.
Swiss made is too short and the change is meh.
there are some others i cant think of atm as well.
