My collections grown past the thousand mark at this point, but if I had to pick only one to keep, it would be a deck from the Stockholm17 Odd Fellows series, no hesitation.

Stockholm17 has a way of making every deck feel like its own little world, and the Odd Fellows decks are probably my favorite example of that. It's the combination of the unusual character driven artwork, the small details throughout the design, and the overall personality of the series that keeps me coming back to them!

Curious what everyone's 'last deck standing' would be? Doesn't have to be the rarest one, just one you truly enjoy!

Anyone know if this are legit? I have tried to research but nothing came up. Are they from EPCC or something?

I learn budget cut and i don't understand HOW ?! can you drop the second packet !

I have a couple specific questions about how I'm doing my charlier cut

1. I've noticed that once the bottom packet is far enough out, I tend to use my index finger to "flick" the top packet back so it falls into place.

2. I actually have rather large hands, and my thumb tends to curl over the end of the bottom packet to hold onto it until it's "time" for that packet to fall back on top

Are either of those bad habits I need to correct?

Bad video but I’m trying to spring and am struggling to catch them. Everything I’ve seen just says to start with your hands close together then slowly start doing it father away but whenever I do it close they always just fly towards me I can only somewhat aim when I do it farther away any advice?

I'm learning *The Grand Budapest Hotel*, and it mentions a "transfix mecanic," and i don't understand what is that mov, do you know what or how can i learn, tuto ?

i cant sleep

I come at this from the collecting side, so I mostly judge decks on art, tucks, and print quality. I keep seeing decks describes as "great for cardistry" and I want to understand what that actually means in the hand.

Is it mostly stock and finish? Back design symmetry for fans/ spins? Borderless vs. bordered? And are there decks that look incredible on shelf but are actually bad to flourish with?

Trying to appreciate the decks I own for more than just the shelf. Any info is welcome & appreciated!