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Pojo's Harry Potter Card of the Day
Doxy - Quidditch Cup
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Doxy |
Power Needed:
6 CoMC |
Card Type:
Creature/Fairy |
Effect:
When you play this card, you may choose another Creature
in play. Do 2 damage to it. |
Damage each turn:
2 |
Health:
1 |
Card No:
36 |
Rarity:
Uncommon |
Set:
Quidditch Cup |
Average Rating: 3.85
(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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Another nice card! Some may claim
that a fragile two power creature should not cost 6 lessons to get
out. But they would be missing the point. This card often kills
an opposing creature when it comes into play, and then sticks around
to poke your opponent in the eye for two every turn. Yes, even when
your opponent has you in a Privet "lock", their own creatures
are not safe. This card is nice in multiples, as you can play two
Doxys in one turn to take down one large creature. Often the low
health is a blessing in disguise, as your Doxy's can come back to
life through cards like Halloween Feast. Other good accompanying
cards are Fumos and Porcupine Robe. Note that you are not required
to assign the coming-into-play damage to a creature, which is good
to know if you are facing a creatureless deck.
Rating: 4.5
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Crusader
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Doxy is a cool card, but six CoMC
for 2/1 isn't anything to brag about. Being able to do 2 damage
to any creature is, though. This card can take out most of the
creatures, but very few of the creatures that do 3+ damage. If
you're using a deck with lots of creatures, go for it. If you're
using a CoMC/Charms/McGonagall deck, I would advise putting Hedwig
instead. Overall, any spell card that damages creatures will kill
this card...but it can kill other creatures, too. :D
Rating: 3.5
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MadEye
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This little Fairy went to market,
this little Fairy stayed home, and this little Fairy got rid of
your Cunning Fox. Yes, this is a great card! The only bad thing
is it has just one health. In most creature decks 6 is a magic number
of power. Doxy, Vicious Wolf and Hedwig are the reason for this.
BTW if you have Hedwig out and you have another in your hand, did
you realize you could use Doxy on your own creature
just a
thought.
Rating: 4
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Prof_Lockhart
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Alright, lets just dive right into
the wonderful world of the Doxy. Speaking of the Doxy, if you've
already read my book "Dabbling in Doxy Land," you would
know that the Doxy is a fierce critter with alot of arms for punching
so watch yourself. For 6 power you get a creature that does 2 damage,
along with an initial two damage to any creature in play. Imagine
yourself running a speed deck, which involves you getting out as
many creatures as possible along w/ decimating your opponents
initial creatures. Your opponent just put out that Cunning Fox,
then here comes Doxy, goodbye fox and now you have the upper hand.
The nice thing about the Doxy's initial damage is that its creature
damage, so its not effected by Through the Arch or 4 Privet Drive.
So, its a non-spell way to rid yourself of critters, which
I must say is quite priceless. Doxy may not be as attractive as
its fellow 6 power Vicious Wolf, but if you figure that you're still
doing 2 damage and your opponent is no longer doing 2 or 3 damage
because you got rid of one of their creatures, you are much better
off.
Rating: 3.75
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Snuffles
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Dear Harry,
I hope you are well, give my regards and well wishes to Ron and
Hermione. I have to make this short as I am still on the run, but
I wanted to let you know I was alive and well. I recently met up
with Ron's Brother Charlie who introduced me to some interesting
insects called Doxies. They have a mean bite and are rarely friendly.
Make sure to keep an eye out. They might be useful if you need to
get rid of one of Draco's pets or have a pet yourself that you would
rather get rid of. Yet, overall, their use is limited to small annoyances,
so in general, treat them with care. How is life with the Dursleys?
Or shouldn't I have asked? In any case, I may be dropping by soon.
Hope you enjoy the chocolates.
~Sirius
Rating: 3.5
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