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Pojo's Harry Potter Card of the Day
Flying Practice - Adventures at Hogwarts
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Flying Practice |
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Card Type:
Adventure |
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Effect:
Spell cards that need Quidditch Power use up 2 of your opponent's Actions instead of 1.
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To Solve:
Your opponent discards 4 cards that need Quidditch Power from his or her hand.
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Opponent's Reward:
You take 2 damage.
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Card No:
38 |
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Rarity:
Uncommon |
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Set:
Adventures at Hogwarts |
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Average Rating: 1.22
(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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You'll feel awful foolish for putting this in your deck and spending three
actions to get it onto the table (one to draw, two to play) if it turns out
your opponent has no quidditch in their deck. Even if they are playing
with quidditch cards, wouldn't you prefer to make them stop casting
spells entirely, via cards like Through the Arch and 4 Privet Drive, rather
than merely slowing them down to half rate? This adventure isn't even
hard to solve, and if they do so right away, you've only gained a plus
one on actions. The bottom line is that anyone who partakes of Flying
Practice is destined to crash and burn.
Rating: 1 |
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Enraged
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This card in a word is pointless. The only reason I could find to play
this card would be to kill your friends Quidditch/Charms deck and even
then he still has charms. This falls into one of my favorite “rant”
categories: Limited Usage Cards. I find that the only cards like this
that are worth playing are ones that target large amounts of creatures
which this card does not so I’ve found it to be useless.
Rating: 1 |
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Lockhart
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Let see here. I'm not going to play this card unless my opponent is
playing quidditch, and then if my opponent is playing quidditch, they
use up two actions for each qudditch card. However if my opponent isn't
using quidditch then this card is quite pointless. Its yet to be seen what
colors are going to be dominating with the release of the new set, but I
find hard to fathom that even if you had to always worry about quidditch
spells why you would play this card. It just doesn't make for prudent
deck building. I'd say, go with Through the Arch.
Rating: 1.7 |
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profpoke
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This type of card is one of those "type-specific" cards, where it only effects
a certain genre of cards and everyone else gets off scotch-free. The only time
it would be any good is if you know for a fact that you're opponent has Quidditch
in his or her deck. So maybe at a "Quidditch Tourney" this would be superb. But
everywhere else, there are just too many better options than taking a "chance"
to see if you're up against a Quidditch king.
Rating: 1 |
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Snuffles
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This only effects other decks that are playing Quidditch. If you are going
for adventures, i say go for the ones that you can almost count on your
opponent hating such as anti spell, anti action, etc. etc. But if you have
a friend who always plays quidditch this card will definitely tee
him/her off heh.
Rating: 1.4 |
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