Heh, my preferred deck is the Oblique Strategies, by Brian Eno, Peter Schmidt, and an assorted bunch of Eno's collaborators over the years. Mine's hand-compiled (on horrifyingly neon index cards) from all five editions of the actual deck, since getting an actual deck is pricey (anywhere from USD45 to "whatever the market will bear" depending on edition).
It sucks at multiple-card layouts, but if you want to sit there and fire questions at it, it's great. Bonus: there's an iPhone app that has all five canonical editions, and a similar number of widgets for various operating systems/ on various web sites, so it's infinitely portable.
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Date: 2009-01-03 12:43 am (UTC)It sucks at multiple-card layouts, but if you want to sit there and fire questions at it, it's great. Bonus: there's an iPhone app that has all five canonical editions, and a similar number of widgets for various operating systems/ on various web sites, so it's infinitely portable.