🃏 Rock Ridge Svengali Deck: Powerful Force Cards (Red, 1 Pack - 2 Decks) Review

When I was 12 my mentor gave me a Svengali deck and said it was a great tool and a classic of magic. 40 years later I cannot recommend it highly enough. The main trick is to work on yourself. Any child can learn this quickly. However, in the hands of someone with a little finesse, it becomes a miracle. This deck is made of high quality "808" cycling material. Great price and prompt delivery.

I had this deck in the 70's as part of an old TV Magic set I had as a kid and loved it (the queen of diamonds was a power card). These decks brought back fond memories. The reason I deducted a star here is because the standard cards are just full suits of clubs and hearts; There are no diamonds or spades at all, unless they're power cards, which can make these decks look suspicious. 2: Power cards are a bit short. They are stated to be only 1mm shorter, but that's a little more. They still work

I like these cards but you have to be careful because they are new and the material they are made of sometimes sticks so the card you draw might not be a power card, you'll need to take extra steps to ensure the forced card is chosen, but with practice you'll be fine. I think you should work on this because you want these cards to be believable. I recommend only getting 2 or 3 decks of different Force cards. If for some reason you have to repeat the trick in front of the same people, they'll be

Svengali bikes are not all the same. I have two decks that I used to buy from the store and the experience with those cards was very different. So what are the problems with these decks: 1. Decks have half and half (forced cards and normal cards) but they don't have card choices for normal cards - ie. In a deck there were only clubs and diamonds. The lack of reach should be obvious to audiences. The other pack had a better range. Luckily I bought 2 sets (4 packs) and was able to mix and match…