rosesred
That actually sounds really good. Might have to look into that.
Best of the minis!
That actually sounds really good. Might have to look into that.
Ffortiwn
I've thought about getting my first mini but I'm wondering if in fact it might be suitable for day-to-day travel as well. I don't carry any kind of bag around with me though, so if I did this I'd have to either wear it around the neck or devote a pants pocket to it. Probably a little burdensome, but I'm going to give it a shot.
Khaelo
My mini is a study deck -- a miniature Rider Waite Smith. Since I already had a Universal Waite, I got this one to have the "original" colors on hand as well as for the irresistable cute factor. The card stock is pretty much the same as for normal cards. So, while each individual card is shorter and narrower, the whole deck is a normal height -- taller, actually, than some of my full-sized decks. On the plus side, that means the cards are hardy. On the minus side, they're very hard to shuffle riffle-style. An experience poker player was stumped on how to shuffle them, save for cutting the deck and basically shuffling it in halves.
They are adorable, though. Somehow, the artistic quirks that drove me bonkers in the full-size version are easier to take in the cute version.
An experience poker player was stumped on how to shuffle them, save for cutting the deck and basically shuffling it in halves.They are adorable, though. Somehow, the artistic quirks that drove me bonkers in the full-size version are easier to take in the cute version.
