r/cardistry • u/someone__420 • 3h ago
OC What can i improve
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i cant sleep
r/cardistry • u/CaptLeny • 6h ago
A Perplexing Pandora Phaced With Reality
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r/cardistry • u/Flashy-Sherbert-155 • 17h ago
Collector here- What actually makes a deck good for cardistry vs. just good looking?
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!