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Pojo's Harry Potter Card of the Day
Obliviate - Base
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Obliviate |
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Power Needed:
12 Charms |
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Card Type:
Spell |
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Effect:
Your opponent discards his or her hand. |
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Card No:
14 |
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Rarity:
Foil |
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Set:
Base |
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Average Rating: 3.00
(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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Aardvark
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This card requires 12 lessons in play
before it can be cast. If your deck has the "standard"
lesson to non-lesson ratio of 40%, and you don't use characters
or items that can provide you with "learning", it will
take you about 20 turns to be able to play this card. That's a long
wait. So what do you get for that? Well, if your opponent has an
empty hand, you get nothing at all. And if your opponent has a lot
of cards in hand after that many turns, it probably means you're
already winning. So why bother? Despite this card's innate mediocrity,
it is sometimes seen as a setup for Potions Class Disaster or as
a finishing touch with Charms Exam.
Rating: 1.5
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MadEye
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I'd yell duck at Lockhart, but would
it really make a difference? This card is great with Potion Class
Disaster, otherwise, it is too pricey and can only be used in certain
situations that is worth it. They have to have a bunch of cards
in their hand. It is that plain and simple. Sure near the close
of a game they may have only 3 cards left and they may all be healing
cards, but at 7, Charms Exam will still empty their pockets from
what they have been hoarding. However, because it is apart of one
of the best combos in the game, it still has to get a fair rating.
Rating: 3.0
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Prof_Lockhart
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Alright, there's is just nothing I
can say about this card that you're not expecting. So, I'll just
basically say it right out. When it comes to Obliviating, you're
looking at the master. But when it comes to Obliviate the card,
I just don't have much love for it. Now we all know that almost
everyone has a charms and potions denial deck where they run the
Obliviate and Potions Class Disaster combo. And while this is an
awesome combo, which will frustrate and petrify your opponent right
in their tracks, it is rather costly. I would have to say that getting
to 12 power used to be a long road, but with the addition of wand
shop, your prayers have been answered. And now, for the low bargain
price of 6 Charms lessons and a Professor Snape as your starting
character, you too can be on your way to power and fame. Obliviate
on its own isn't that powerful of a card. Yes, your opponent has
to dump their hand, but what if they only have 2 or 3 cards, are
you really hurting them that much for a 12 power punch! If you follow
that up with Potions Class Disaster, then you are most definitely
laying a world of hurt on them since they just sacked five cards
from play. Unless you're running this combo, I would stay away from
Obliviate and concentrate on cards that are going to hurt your opponent
and make them do damage.
Rating: 3.5
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Snuffles
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Dear Harry,
I COMPLETELY forgot what i was going to say!
~ Sirius
This card has serious kick and boohaha
and stuff like that, yo.... i love this card, uhm.... yah, its
a good card.... totally killing your opponents hand is amazing
no matter what he or she is playing.... of course that is unless
he or she doesnt have any cards in there hand.... one minor difficulty
that.... hmmmm.... might wanna get that looked at.... combine
this with potions class disasta and kiss your opponents booty
gabybye baby ill be bach, you be mozart
Rating: 4
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