Six cards are shown, front and back. Three bear the image of Angels. Three belong to the forces of Hell. They begin in separate piles, their allegiance unmistakable.
But evil does not surrender so easily. As you tell the tale of the Demons attempting to corrupt the righteous, the two piles are openly mixed—one card at a time, as though the darkness itself is reaching for the light.
When the cards are revealed, something impossible has happened. The Angels have found one another. Three Angels stand together in one pile. The Demons remain trapped in the other.
The experiment is repeated. The cards are mixed once more. Darkness closes in. Yet when the faces are revealed, the result is unchanged. The Angels remain pure. The Demons remain together.
Then comes the final battle.
The two piles are mixed one last time. When the cards are separated, the three Angels have once again escaped corruption.
But the Demons... are gone. In their place are three more Angels.
Six cards. Six Angels. Evil has been destroyed.
A dark and supernatural twist on Oil and Water, Angels and Demons is easy to perform using the specially printed cards. No double lifts, switches, bottom deals, or difficult sleight of hand.
The battle is over. And this time, Heaven wins.