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Pojo's Harry Potter Card of the Day
Leaping Toadstools - Chamber of Secrets
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Leaping Toadstools |
Power Needed:
1 CoMC |
Card Type:
Creature - Plant |
Ability:
Once per turn, you may let Leaping Toadstools take 1 damage that you were going to take.
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Damage each turn:
0 |
Health:
4 |
Card No:
119 |
Rarity:
Common |
Set:
Chamber of Secrets |
Average Rating: 1.88
(based on 5 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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Since the Toadstool doesn't attack for any damage, you can think of this
as being roughly comparable to a slow healing spell, which takes care of
four damage for you. That's not very exciting. However, with Professor
Sprout at the helm, the healing equivalent is bumped up to six damage.
That's not bad. If your deck is using Dragon Dung Compost, this little
guy can even indirectly damage your opponent. Using this in combination
with Umbrella Flowers might even allow you to consider adding in Nurture,
to increase the effective healing amount. Further supplemental cards, such
as Greenhouse Three and Halloween Feast, and suddenly you have a deck
that is at least annoying and at times dangerous. On the downside, this sort
of damage prevention defense won't help you if your opponent uses a draw
based attack against you, such as with Charms Exam. Once again, this card
is relatively poor, but functions well in a specific type of deck.
Rating: 2 |
Crusader
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It's like a mini version of Kelpie, and a bigger version of Trevor and Pet
Toad. It's nice when you get 2-3 of them out, as you can prevent 4-6 damage
a turn for 4 turns! That's just about 1/2th of your deck. This card is
PERFECT for the decks with Fawkes and Whomping Willow, as it plays right
into how those decks operate. ;)
Rating: 2.5 |
Enraged
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Terrible card it is no where near as good as pet toad or kelpie one damage a turn that eventually
dies and is subject to creature elimination just isn’t that good.
Rating: 1 |
fishbob
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This card is like a Comet 260 that only lasts 4 turns, 6 if you have sprout.
If your deck is running quidditch and you want this card, use the broom.
Otherwise I wouldn't bother with it. 4/6 damage isn't that much so this card
alone won't really save you. The only way I see someone using this card is
if they have 4 at a time. You could also use umbrella flowers to prevent up
to 8 damage. That is a lot. Another upside is that this can prevent all
damage, unlike Trevor and Pet Toad. I don't care if you use this card or not.
Rating: 1.9 |
profpoke
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It's a quick Plant to get out early. Only preventing one of the damage a turn isn't
too groovy though, so that's definatly a drawback. The good things would be since
it's so cheap, you can play them first turn in a Sprout deck, which is where they
belong since Sprout Plant decks got lots of plants, and plants are cool. :)
Rating: 2 |
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