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Pojo's Harry Potter Card of the Day
Practice Match - Quidditch Cup
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Practice Match |
Power Needed:
1 Quidditch |
Card Type:
Match |
To Win:
Do 5 damage to your opponent while this card is in play. (That damage doesn't have to be done all at once.)
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Prize:
The winner may draw 4 cards.
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Card No:
65 |
Rarity:
Common |
Set:
Quidditch Cup |
Average Rating: 2.00
(based on 7 reviews) |
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Ratings are based on a 1 to 5 scale
1 being the worst. 3 ... average.
5 is the highest rating. |
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Aardvark
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At only five damage to attain victory, this match seems easy to play
as your first action in a turn and win with your second action. The
damage level is so low, that just having a Nimbus 2000 out should be
all you need to claim the win. In such a case, you get four draws. Of
course, you can also get four draws and four damage by playing
Loop-the-Loops instead. If you want three draws without complications,
you can use Penalty Shot or Quick Thinking. This is an OK card, I
just feel there are better options out there.
Rating: 2.5 |
Crusader
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You pretty much come off even with this card, first to do 5 damage gets the
option to draw 4 cards. In the beginning of the game, that's a HUGE
advantage. But, in the late stages, that makes you prone to Dobby's
Help/Venomous Tentacula Juice. An okay card, but not that good.
Rating: 2 |
Enraged
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This one will always be overshadowed by Hufflepuff match which is by far it’s
superior. Play Hufflepuff match not this one.
Rating: 1 |
FEND
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All teams have to practice right? So does our quidditch team. I reckon they
don't train that much though.. they have pure skill. Anyways lets see do 5
damage to your opponent and draw 4 cards. Sound familiar? Its just a faster
hufflepuff match which still out play this card. Don't be deceived though,
it's easy to solve and helps you get 4 new cards into your hand. But still I
would reckon that hufflepuff match is way better.
Rating: 2 |
Lockhart
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This card shouldn't necessarily be looked at as a match, but also as a drawing
power. However, this card isn't as bad as it may seem. 5 damage is pretty easy
to do, but what's the hugest consequence of this card, your opponent may draw 4
cards if they win before you, well who cares. Thats almost as good as doing
damage unless your opponent's hand is tiny then this helps them out. However,
with so many denial decks in the world, your opponent might also not be able to
do 5 damage right away, and you can use this to your advantage. If you're
looking for extra matches in your deck, then this is a pretty non threatening
one to include, however, if you're playing Quidditch, there are much better
cards you could include in your deck.
Rating: 2 |
profpoke
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Hufflepuff Match seems like a better alternative at first glance, but this card
has a few hidden agendas. First, 5 damage is rather easy to come by... play it
and solve it in one turn. Or, you could play it while having Match dependant cards
in play like Bludger or AJ and let your opponent be the one that ends up solving it.
5 cards off your deck, 5 cards off his deck. Could be especially good with the over-draw
combos lurking around recently. =)
Rating: 2.5 |
Snuffles
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This is one of those cards that most people will never play with. I tend to
put it in my faster Quidditch Decks as a back up to Hufflepuff if card
drawing is essential for the deck. It is easy to solve at only 5 damage and
you get a 4 card draw off of it. Most of the time, there are better matches
and better cards in general. Especially with matches that heal or do damage
as their rewards. 99% of the time in fact, people don't even consider this
card. But i think it is bound to show up from time to time in the rare
speedy Quidditch Match deck and be quite effective there.
Rating: 2 |
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