Description
Built for connection and designed for magic. It’s a new concept in personal reading. It’s not tarot, but something entirely new; a deck of lucky charms. Give personalized readings, read minds, make predictions, and so much more with this custom deck of cards that allows you to make lasting connections with your audience. Luck is only the beginning of the wonder your audience will experience when you perform with the Charms Deck by Nikolas Mavresis & David Jonathan.
The Charms Deck is a custom deck of cards with gorgeous artwork and hidden secrets that allow for a wide variety of effects.
Here’s what you get:
● 40 illustrated tarot-sized cards featuring a well-known symbol of luck from around the world.
● A special charm finder card.
● A physical Hongbao envelope reveal.
● A triple prediction hidden on the tuck box.
● 10 Omen cards, bad-luck symbols for color separation routines.
The tutorial features 19 routines, as well as instructions on how to read the in-depth marking system and combine it with a special stack for a huge number of effects. Here is just a taste of some of the incredible effects this deck can perform:
1. A prediction is laid aside, and the spectators make a series of choices leading to a reveal that the shape of the charms themselves creates letters that spell the prediction charm set aside at the beginning of the trick.
2. Your spectators are able to mix the omen cards and the charm cards. Then, on instinct alone, they can separate the good luck from the bad.
3. Read the mind of the spectator and reveal the exact charm a spectator is thinking of that was chosen using their personal lucky number.
4. A spectator’s chosen charm is mixed among a group of random charms, and you are able to name not just the spectator’s chosen charm but also all of the other charms they are holding.
5. A red envelope is set aside as a prediction. The spectator randomly selects a charm from the deck. When the envelope is opened, there is nothing inside. When the selected charm is revealed, it turns out that the envelope itself is a lucky charm, a symbol of luck from China.
