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Pojo's Harry Potter Card of the Day
Peeves Causes Trouble - Base Set
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Peeves Causes Trouble |
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Card Type:
Adventure |
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Effect:
Whenever your opponent draws 1 or more cards, he or she then takes 1 damage.
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To Solve:
Your opponent skips a total of 5 Actions. (Those Actions don't need to be one right after the other.)
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Opponent's Reward:
You take 3 damage.
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Card No:
60 |
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Rarity:
Uncommon |
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Set:
Base Set |
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Average Rating: 2.63
(based on 4 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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Alex Rockwell
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This is a very, very bad adventure, because although the cost to solve
it is incredibly high, its effect is not very powerful. Dealing 1 damage
to your opponent each time they draw cards will only result in about 1 to
2 damage a turn. Note that this card does not deal one damage for every
card they draw! It only deals one damage each time they draw, so if
they draw 10 at once, they only take one damage for it. Playing an
adventure to deal only 1 to 2 damage a turn is not strong, since you could have
used the time you spent playing it casting a couple spells or creatures
which would do significantly more damage. In addition, it is wasted if your
opponent uses Minerva McGonagall as their starter. Usually, your
opponent will simply either destroy this card with McGonagall, or allow it to
remain in play, and use the extra turn you spent playing it playing
more lessons or good spells, allowing them to kill you a turn quicker. In
short, this card is just not at all worth the time it takes to play it,
and many times it will just be a wasted card in your deck.
Rating: 1 (can I give a 0? If so, I will give this card a 0)
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Crusader
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No Review Today
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Hagrid23
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No Review Today
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MadEye_D
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I like this little mischievous card. Peeves has a nice effect. It is
one of those cards that some people won't solve quickly, because it doesn't
seem to do much damage. But after a couple of turns they start to add up.
Plus the long solve requires skipping actions and that is my favorite
penalty to your opponent. Any solving card or McGonagall will take care
of it easily. It is a good card near the end of a game too. I make
drawing a scary event. You do take 3-damage if solved, but it isn't
much when you consider it works for you much more than that. This card does
have a mortal enemy and that is a next turn Logic Puzzle. If that
happens, it did cost you 2-actions and 3-damage (even though they lost
one during their draw).
Rating: 4
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ProfLupin
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No Review Today
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profpoke
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This was my first ever Adventure I pulled out of a pack. Being my only adventure for a while, I had plenty of time to study it. :) It does atleast 1 damage every turn, and usually does 3 damage minimum before it gets solved, so that basically makes up for the 3 damage you take as you're opponent's reward.
Might not sound too great, but thats two and a half turns (normal min) that your opponent wastes his actions to get rid of it. If he doesn't try to solve it, the damage starts to pile up, and becomes even more devistating when you play cards that makes them discard their hand so they'd want to draw something to play.
All in all, it's a pretty average adventure (as average as an Adventure can be with McGonagall in the environment).
Rating: 3
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Snuffles
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This adventure was my first real favorite as far as adventures went.
It limits drawing and causes some damage and the reward they get for
solving takes time (five actions) and is only three damage to you. Yet, in
competitive play, i would generally advise against this adventure as
adventures should be chosen to accentuate your deck. As far as combos
go, the best one i can come up for with this card is Charms Exam. I play
this card with my friends a lot mainly because more than anything, it is a
pain in the but and is not bad with Draco's Trick. Wait till they have used
three or four actions and then hurt them for three damage. Charms Exam
before Draco's Trick would be funny to watch, but mostly it is just
annoying, as the card name says.
Rating: 2.5
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