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Pojo's Harry Potter Card of the Day
Scabbers - Quidditch Cup
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Scabbers |
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Power Needed:
4 CoMC |
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Card Type:
Creature - Rat - Unique |
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Ability:
If Scabbers is discarded from play during your opponent's turn, put it into your hand.
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Damage each turn:
1 |
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Health:
3 |
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Card No:
24 |
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Rarity:
Foil/Rare |
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Set:
Quidditch Cup |
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Average Rating: 2.04
(based on 6 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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Scabbers is a decent creature, which while being the same cost as a Boa
constrictor, deals only one damage. However, he is harder to kill and
always comes back to your hand if your opponent kills him. (Assuming
they can only kill him on their turn). While this ability is useful, it may
not be enough to compensate for the fact that he only deals 1 damage.
In addition, the fact that he is unique further reduces his worth, since
you can only play a couple in your deck, or else you might draw several at
a time, which would be useless.
Rating: 2.5
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Crusader
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Scabbers is a cool card. The ability to not be discarded by your
opponent rocks. The 1 damage isn't much though, but if you can get 2-3 of them
out, they can do some damage. Since he has 3 health, Toe Biter can't kill
him, but mostly any other spell will. This card fits into any weenie deck.
Not being able to be discarded will be annoying for your opponent, and any
spell he uses on Scabbers is mostly a 1 turn card.
Rating: 3
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Hagrid23
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Scabbers is another unique creature with a special feature. You can't
kill him. And I thought cats were great with their nine lives. If your
opponent is foolish enough to do it, he could be killed every turn and
then returned to your hand to play again.
Of course, most opponents will just ignore him, and there are much
bigger and better creature for his cost(4f).
Rating: 1
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MadEye_D
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This is a speed creature deck card if there ever was one. It says
'discarded from play.' This means, who wants to rid your played cards
of a single card that you will be playing again on your next turn when it
only dose one-damage? No one, that's who. It is a nuisance card that
speed creature decks should enjoying playing. You will one-them to
death or at least give them slow pain. It is Unique, and you get to keep
putting it back into play, so don't bother stocking more than one of
these in your deck if you choose to use it.
Rating: 2
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profpoke
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Oooo.. Scabbers.. Ain't he cute? Yes, yes he is, but cuteness doesn't win games.
He has a nice ability, good health, but poor damage per turn.
Playing with Into the Forbidden Forest might help increase the damage, and if the new Diagon Alley has any new cards to increase creature damage, that could help too.
But then there's the Uniqueness that we've been dealing with this week.
Usually, once he's in play, he's gona stay in play for a while because most people don't wana waste their creature removal cards on something puny like him unless they really got a strategy.
With that in mind, since he's unique you probably won't play more than one or two in your deck.
Rating: 2
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Snuffles
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Scabbers.... hmmmm.... well, being a magic player, I love playing with
Squee, Goblin Naboo (who has a similar effect).... but in magic, there
are lots of more fun ways to discard cards from your hand/play and Scabbers
only works if he hits the big old dead pile from play. At best, I would say
Scabbers is annoying. When there are cards like Halloween Feast
running around, and lots of better creatures, add into that that Scabbers is
Unique and you can only have one out.... well... let's just say that Scabbers
would be usefull in an extremely small number of decks.
Rating: 1.75
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