You've worked your whole life for this. Years of endless practice, mentorships, and performances. You've perfected your illusions and sleight of hand.
Gaining entry into The Servants of Sleight is quite possibly the hardest accomplishment any magician can make. Becoming a member would put you in the company of the greatest magicians to ever live.
You've received a mysterious text inviting you to tonight's new-member initiation ceremony... but only if you can prove worthy of the honor.
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Ok, I see what all the fuss is about. We loved our time in Servants of Sleight and the less we say about it, the better your experience will be. Just go and play it, it’s a delight.
90 mins
