Renaissance Square

Renaissance SquareA new take on the classic Magic Square! This is a tribute to Leonardo da Vinci and the book "The Power of Numbers" from his friend Luca Pacioli. The spectator examines the cards carefully. Then shuffles and cuts the deck. After this process, you clearly deal cards onto the table in a square formation. Your spectator chooses four cards by cutting the deck and deciding where to take those four cards from. You add up the values of those four cards to get

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$1 will go to the Global Fund to support the prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa

Rising Mistake: After making the wrong card to rise from the middle of the deck

In this lecture

The small dice are examinable and can be used for other effects

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straight out the box with no other deck required

Includes: the reader

In this exclusive "At the Table" lecture

DARYL has featured this incredible routine in virtually every show he's performed

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