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Hi,

I was wondering what the criteria was for assessing the difficulty level for various effects?

Jeb Ho

Hi Nik

Our skill levels have been seperated from the time it would take to learn, in order to represent the level of experience you would need to make it feasable for you to learn.
Here is a list of their values:

1) No experience required
2) Still possible for a novice. An experienced magician should be able to learn this trick very easily. A novice may have to practice the pre-requisites before they can learn the effect.
3) So long as you are used to standard moves (e.g. Elmsley Count) this will be easy to perform. Probably too difficult for a novice.
4) Unlikely a magician will be able to perform this easily although it should be within his or her capabilities.
5) This trick will require a lot of practice to perfect and become reliable, even for experienced magicians! Some will not master this effect.