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Harry
Potter CCG Starting
character – Flitwick There are
many starting characters out there you can choose from.
Today we’re going to have a look at the benefits
of starting with Professor Flitwick.
The key
to Flitwick is that he provides a “charm lesson” from
the beginning of the game.
This is of utmost
coolness! As your main character you already
have one lesson before you even start your turn.
This is good for several reasons! One is the fact that you don’t have to include any charm lesson cards in your deck when you create it! You always have that one you need. You can even cast a one casting cost spell like “Wizard Crackers” without even putting a lesson card in play. You
could play a Charms/Creature Deck, and all your lessons
can be Care of Magical Creatures. You need ZERO
charm lesson cards! It also
helps you tremendously if you’ve decided to play a
Weenie Deck! If
you have a Care of Magical Creatures Lesson in your
opening hand, you can cast a decent weenie on Turn 1 like
Forest Troll or Curious Raven.
You are smacking them around right from the get go.
Or play a Mrs. Norris on Turn 1 and get a look at
their hand. Or
play a Delivery Owl on Turn 1 and start drawing two cards
on Turn 2. (Warning
… Delivery Owls are nice at the beginning of the game,
but taking two cards can really suck near the end …. So
… as long as you have that great charm lesson from
Flitwick, put in a burn spell like Toe Biter and kill it
when it’s hurting you too much … (yes .. killing your
own creatures is acceptable)) One other reason I like Flitwick is that Special Ability – “Once per game, you may trade 2 cards in your hand for 1 card in your discard pile that needs CH power.” This can come in very handy at the end of the game. If your opponent is down to 3 cards or so, go get that Stupefy or Magical Mishap in your graveyard and End the Game! (Okay ...
Before you email me saying that Snape does the same thing
for Potions ... you are right ... "sort
of". The problem with Snape is that the great
Potion Spells usually require you to discard Potion
Lessons, so you have to include those in your deck.
The good Charm Spells don't require any discarding.) - Pojo |
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