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General Card (also known as Universal Card and Everybody's Card) is a classic plot in card magic where the deck becomes composed entirely of the same card (suit and value).  
General Card (also known as Everybody's Card) is a classic plot in card magic where the deck becomes composed entirely of the same card (suit and value).  


First described by Girolamo Cardano in his Piazza Universale (1582) describing a trick he saw performed by Francisco Soma.  
First described by Girolamo Cardano in his Piazza Universale (1582) describing a trick he saw performed by Francisco Soma.  
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Also known in French as "La Carte Générale".
Also known in French as "La Carte Générale".


== Variations ==
== Universal Card ==
*Derek Dingle's  
A classic card plot in which a single card (like the joker) transforms to match selected cards.
 
=== Variations ===
* Derek Dingle's  
* Brother Hamman's (in his book)
* Brother Hamman's (in his book)
* Max Maven's (in Focus)  
* Max Maven's (in Focus)  


[[Category:Card Plots]]
[[Category:Card Plots]]

Revision as of 11:44, 8 September 2008

General Card (also known as Everybody's Card) is a classic plot in card magic where the deck becomes composed entirely of the same card (suit and value).

First described by Girolamo Cardano in his Piazza Universale (1582) describing a trick he saw performed by Francisco Soma.

Also known in French as "La Carte Générale".

Universal Card

A classic card plot in which a single card (like the joker) transforms to match selected cards.

Variations

  • Derek Dingle's
  • Brother Hamman's (in his book)
  • Max Maven's (in Focus)