Let’s face it, starting off with The Ambitious Riser can feel like trying to teach a cat to fetch—daunting, maybe even a bit absurd! But after some quality time with it, you'll start to wonder if it was all just a rite of passage. So, what’s next? Did you really just learn this move to impress your mirror?
In The Rice Project, Danny Urbanus takes you beyond the basics and dives into a treasure trove of applications using The Ambitious Riser. You’ll discover fresh routines that will spark your imagination and help you see this move from a whole new angle (pun intended!).
Alongside these clever applications, Danny’s thrown in a bunch of drills designed to make your execution smoother than your favorite whiskey. So grab your deck and let’s get to work—welcome to The Rice Project!
Effects:
Angle Portal
Ever wanted to make a card teleport? Well, here it is. A selected card is pushed into one packet and, with a mind-blowing twist, it emerges from another. You’ll split the deck into two piles, place the card in one, and hold them at an angle like a magician’s L-shape. As you slowly push the card in, it visually and effortlessly appears from the bottom packet. “Angle Portal” is the no-nonsense version where every move is motivated, making the effect as clean as your last stage show.
Portal
If “Angle Portal” was the dramatic slow burn, “Portal” is the quick-cut action flick. Instead of a gradual reveal, the packets are held side by side, and just like that, the card leaps from one pile to the other. Same mechanics, different visual—perfect for those who prefer a bit more punch in their performance.
What Goes Up
This one’s a classic rise effect that really packs a punch. Show a card on top of the deck, place it at the bottom, and watch it soar right back up. But wait! Just when you think it’s there to stay, it plummets back down, all while sticking out like a sore thumb. It’s like your card is playing hard to get!
The Rice Will Fall
Inspired by the legendary Uzumaki from Dan and Dave, this rising effect comes with a twist. The top card takes a trip to the bottom, only to rise back to the top. But surprise! You reveal that all the cards are face-up, so the chosen one is still lurking at the bottom. Talk about an unexpected plot twist!
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