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Pojo's Harry Potter Card of the Day
Hermione's Note - Chamber of Secrets
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Hermione's Note |
Power Needed:
6 Charms |
Card Type:
Spell |
Effect:
Discard the Adventure your opponent has played. You get the reward.
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Card No:
113 |
Rarity:
Common |
Set:
Chamber of Secrets |
Average Rating: 1.70
(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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They reprinted Logic Puzzle? Is there no depths to which these craven
game designers will stoop,to avoid coming up with new and original ideas?
Apparently not. Who wants to join me in my torch crusade to "enlighten"
them on the errors of their ways? This card is simply *way* too narrow
of an effect. Not all people put adventures in their decks, and many that
do play them use ones that shut down spells like this. So why bother? You
know, I'd like to see this game continue, but it's hard to rally the
populace to play when they fill the game with detritus of this sort.
Rating: 1 |
Crusader
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No Review Today
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Enraged
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Not great not really that bad either. Most decks have a few adventures
in them and that in its self makes this card worthy of one or two slots
in your deck. However, usually adventures have really bad rewards so
it is probably better to play Apparate or Argus Filch.
Rating: 1.7 |
Lockhart
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The nice thing about this card is that its common. Logic Puzzle was
uncommon. Yeah so what you say, I'm not going to use this card anyways.
And I would say good for you. Lets face it, if you're really worried
about adventures, get one or two Argus Filch's and put them in your deck.
He takes care of ALL adventures, where Hermoine's Note can not get rid of
Spell Blocking Adventures, or even Letters from No One. This card does
work nicely to rid yourself of adventures, but don't you have other things
to worry about, like how to finish your opponent off?
Rating: 1.8 |
profpoke
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Logic Puzzle's clone, but supposidly easier to find according to it's
rarity. For the most part, you won't be using this type of card in your
deck unless you've got a plan, or you like to have it there "just incase."
Most adventure's played are spell stopping adventures, so that's no good
for this. But alot more different kinds of Adventures have been released,
so there's a chance people could start playing non-spell-stopping adventures,
but even then, I'd only put 2 or 3 of these in a deck, max.
Rating: 2 |
Snuffles
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Well if you are really afraid of adventures and four logic puzzles just
doesn't cut it, now you can have eight of them! or just pick the
better picture. thats what i usually do. im not sure if wizards is planning
on siding out the base set or what here folks, but honestly if they were
going to repeat some cards.... howabout some really groovy ones that we all
wish we could have eight of in a deck.... oh wait i know..... they did that
on purpose cuz they don't want overpowerful decks. anywho, i play with
this just in case in a couple decks and it aint bad, but a lot of yer
adventures stop spells, so.... dont rely too heavily on it.
Rating: 2 |
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