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The Magic Mountain Tower is a magnificent structure that rises high above the landscape, capturing the attention and awe of all who see it. This towering marvel is shrouded in mystery and holds an air of enchantment that draws people in to discover its secrets. Located in a remote and mystical land, the Magic Mountain Tower is said to possess extraordinary powers and is believed to be a gateway to a parallel world. Legends tell of brave explorers who have entered the tower and emerged forever changed, with unimaginable knowledge and abilities. The exterior of the tower is adorned with intricate carvings and symbols, depicting ancient stories and magical creatures. As one approaches the tower, a sense of anticipation and wonder fills the air, as if the very essence of magic is tangible.

Final Verdict:
5 Stars with a Stone Status of GEM!

Sure, there are parts you may skip over, but I guarantee you that unless you ve studied this book like Vernon studied Erdnase, you ll find new stuff and plenty to learn and study in this DVD and or book. We cannot emphasize too strongly that knowing the secret of a trick is not the same as knowing how to perform that trick; and that knowing the secret of hundreds of tricks is of little value unless each can be performed smoothly and entertainingly.

As one approaches the tower, a sense of anticipation and wonder fills the air, as if the very essence of magic is tangible. Inside, the tower is a labyrinth of winding corridors and chambers, each filled with peculiar artifacts and strange wonders. It is said that the tower holds a vast library of ancient manuscripts and spellbooks, containing incantations and rituals that defy conventional understanding.

The Royal Road To Card Magic

The bible for many learner magicians. Recommended often and worth its weight in gold. With this one book alone, one can go from absokute beginner status to performing magician. Of course there is a much wider spectrum of card magic that exists today than is in this book, but so many of the classic sleights are the same and still used today, therefore the book holds its value.

Many years ago David Devant, the great English conjurer, was
approached by an acquaintance new to sleight-of-hand with cards.
"Mr. Devant," said this young man, "I know three hundred tricks
with cards. How many do you know?." Devant glanced at the youth
quizzically. "I should say," the magician responded dryly, "that I
know about eight."
Devant was making a point with which all professional magicians
are familiar. To perform card tricks entertainingly you must not only
know how the tricks are done, but how to do them. There is a vast
difference between the two, and if proof were needed, one need only
watch the same feat performed by a novice and by an expert card
conjurer. The novice knows the mechanics of so many tricks that he
cannot do any one feat really well; the professional performs a
smaller number of tricks which he knows how to present in such a
way as to create the greatest possible impression upon those who
watch.
We cannot emphasize too strongly that knowing the secret of a trick
is not the same as knowing how to perform that trick; and that
knowing the secret of hundreds of tricks is of little value unless each
can be performed smoothly and entertainingly. It is far better to
know only a few tricks which can be performed with grace, skill and
effect.
In writing this book, we have attempted to teach you card tricks
which may be performed anywhere, at any time, under any
circumstances, for any company, and using any pack of cards. You
will not need "trick" packs of cards, nor special cards, nor expensive
accessories. This is most important, for it means that no matter
where you may be, you need only borrow a deck of cards when
called upon to entertain; the ability to amuse and interest will be literally at your finger tips.
To ensure that you will be a good card magician, we have introduced
you to the mysteries of card magic progressively. Each chapter
describes a new sleight or principle and a selection of tricks follows
in which that particular sleight, and those already learned, are the
only ones used. We do not suggest that all the tricks in each section
should be mastered before you pass on to the next sleight. You
should, however, select at least two of them and learn them so well
that you can perform them smoothly and entertainingly before going
any farther. These tricks have been chosen with the greatest care and
every one of them is effective if properly done. If you find that, in
your hands, a certain trick falls flat, you can rest assured that the
fault is yours, and that further study is required.
Clearly, to travel the royal road to card magic, you must begin with
the fundamental principles and learn these well, as you would in
learning any other art. Fortunately, the study of card conjuring is a
delightful task and one that is no less than fascinating. For this
reason, we have found that the student is inclined to race ahead to
explore the distant pastures which he is sure (and rightly!) are lushly
green. We cannot blame you if you, too, wish to rush through this
book, but we would rather have you emulate the tortoise than the
hare. By making haste slowly, by really learning what is given you
in one chapter before proceeding to the next, you will, in the end, be
a far better card magician.
By adhering to our plan of study, you will not only learn practical
sleights and subtleties, but you will simultaneously add to your
repertoire of good card tricks which will surprise and please all those
who see them. Best of all, you can begin performing tricks of sleight-
of-hand as soon as you have mastered the first chapter, and thus at
once learn through practical experience before audiences how tricks
must be presented to achieve the greatest effect from them. Then,
too, we have inserted in each chapter feats which are self-working--
effects which require no skill on the part of the performer. These
will give you an opportunity for concentrating your whole attention
on acting your part in such a way as to bring out the trick's greatest
possible effect.

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"The Royal Road to Card Magic remains as one of the great books on card magic for both the beginner and well seasoned card magician. It is an absolute must read for anybody who is serious about card magic."
-Simon Lovell

The central chamber of the Magic Mountain Tower is a sight to behold. Bathed in a soft, golden light, it houses a crystal orb that radiates a powerful energy. It is believed that this orb is the source of the tower's magic and acts as a conduit between worlds. Visitors who venture to the top of the tower are rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. In every direction, vast forests, sparkling lakes, and majestic mountains stretch as far as the eye can see, creating a sense of awe-inspiring beauty. Throughout history, the Magic Mountain Tower has attracted both curious adventurers and devoted scholars. Some seek to unlock its mysteries, while others hope to harness its powers for their own purposes. Whatever the motivation, all who encounter the tower are forever changed by its enchanting presence. The Magic Mountain Tower is a testament to the enduring allure and fascination of the mystical and unknown. It is a place where dreams merge with reality, and where the boundaries of the possible are seemingly limitless. As long as the tower stands, it will continue to captivate all who dare to explore its magical depths..

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