Beyond teaching tricks, Roberto offers fascinating history and anecdotes that make for interesting presentations and theatrical tips to go along with each card trick.

Roberto Giobbi’s iconic card magic series Card College is like a complete “college course” in card magic.

Paul Wilson is also available and covers the key material from the book.

A fantastic Royal Road to Card Magic DVD Set taught by Magician R.

The Royal Road to Card Magic by Jean Hugard and Frederick Braue is considered by many magicians to be one of the most influential books in card magic and is one of the most commonly recommended books for beginner magicians.Mark Wilson’s Complete Course in Magic by Mark Wilsonįor more specific learning on card tricks, card sleights and card handling:.MAGIC: The Complete Course by Joshua Jay.

They might even be available at your local library (section 793.8). The following books are HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for beginner magicians and have been used by many professional magicians to start their own magic journey. Many beginner magic books feature a variety of easy card tricks along with coin tricks, spoon bending, rope tricks, mind reading and other great beginner magic tricks. Hughes, Jr.Ĭover price is $19.95 US / $27.95 CAN / £18.As with all types of magic tricks, it’s extremely important that you build a strong fundamental basis when learning card magic. Written by Alan Emrich, Petra Schlunk, and Tom E. Offering more tables, strategies, and tips than you can shake a wand at, this book gives you:Įarly tactics to quickly lay the foundations of the mighty empireĪ complete analysis-with copious supply of tables and formulas-for all 200+ magic spellsĭetailed tips and techniques for using every wizard skill and playing every raceīattlefield strategies, and how to best ensure that you emerge victoriousĮconomics mastery-empire building by the numbersĪ diplomatic guide that reveals what the computer-controlled players really think Written by Master of Magic insiders with the complete support of SimTex Software's design team! Remember, it's you against the world, and we'll show you how to make that a collect call. Before your opponent Calls the Voice to flatten your cities, loosen your coin purse strings and spend a few gold pieces to learn how to become the Master of Magic. Simply, there's more to being a trans-planar overlord than knowing a few fancy parlor tricks. To become the Master of Magic, you must be city planner, politician, accountant, general, engineer, and of course, wizard.

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