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Pojo's Harry Potter Card of the Day
Dragon Heart Wand - Base
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Dragon Heart Wand |
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Power Needed:
5 Charms |
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Card Type:
Item/Wand |
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Ability:
Play this card only if you have cards in play that provides
at least 2 C Power. If you play this card, and you already
have a Wand in play, discard the old one.
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Provides:
3 Charms |
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Card No:
51 |
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Rarity:
Uncommon |
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Set:
Base |
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Average Rating: 4.45
(based on 6 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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I love this card. The key to survival
against tough competition is speed. This card zips your learning
along for the equivalent of three lessons by itself. It's usually
not hard to get the 5 lessons out (2 of which must be charm) needed
to play this. That's just not a very severe limitation. Now, if
you have a deck with blue in it that is mostly composed of very
low casting cost cards, then Borrowed Wand is a better choice. On
the other hand, if your deck has a strong element of blue, and has
many very "heavy" cards, the big Phoenix Feather Wand
should be your primary item learning accelerant. Any deck that wants
to avoid using items, can opt for Wand Shop instead. You must pick
the wand type that is most appropriate, and don't be hesitant about
tossing in three or four copies into your deck, despite the fact
that you can only have one wand in play at a time. Remember, speed
kills. Just ask all my past hapless victims who had to face a third
turn Mountain Troll or Hebridean Black Dragon because of my early
Dragon Heart Wand. They'll tell you.
Rating: 5 |
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Enraged
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This is the best wabd there is if
you wanna play a your most power ful cards cost five to seven power
to lay. Awhile ago this was often seen 1st turn: lay two lessons
2nd turn: lay another 2 lessons 3rd turn: Dragon Heart Wand and
a creature for eight power (Mountain Troll). This wand also works
quite well in quid/charms deck helping you be able to get Nimbus2000
out on the third turn ^_^. If you need help gettin lessons out fast
this is the wand for you. Just Play It.
Rating: 3.7 |
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Lockhart
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When it comes to Charms most people
use one of three cards to do quick lesson advancement. Those cards
are Borrowed Wand, Dragon Heart Wand, and Wand Shop. The thing one
must consider in playing one of these cards is where they expect
to be playing. By that I mean, what is the highest spell or creature
you intend to be playing at. Dragon Heart Wand works well at 6-9
area, Borrowed Wand 3-6, and Wand Shop is there to help you get
to those 10+ spells and creatures. Now knowing that, If you're going
to be playing charms I highly suggest you include one of three,
It just depends on how you're designing your deck.
Rating: 4.1 |
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MadEye
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For creature decks, the power of 8
seems to be a magical number for the bigger biters! Using Charms
and CoMC are a strong combination. Getting to 5 lessons in any way
you can and then slap this wand down puts you up there fast. Keep
in mind that it is an item and it can be removed in numerous ways
so you should play it at as your first action of a turn to be sure
to get it's use at least once before it has a chance of being removed.
Also keep in mind in order to play it you must have at least 2 power
of the charms persuasion on the table to put this into play.
Rating: 4.5 |
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profpoke
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"Warning: This is not a toy.
May cause severe bodily harm." (Printed on the back of the
card in fine print... jk.) This is actually a fairly decent wand.
Most decks with just a splash of Charms use Borrowed wand, and decks
that are pure Charms or have tons of power use Pheonix wand, so
this is right in the middle. Five power isn't too hard to reach,
and once you get there, you've got eight power now, which opens
up a lot of paths that you could take.
Rating: 4.5 |
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Snuffles
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This is arguably the best lesson advancer
in the game. 5-8 lesson jump is one of the most important jumps
you can get. let's talk about why. with creatures, this puts you
at the mountain troll, hebridean range. coupled with wand shop,
this would put you right at the Potions Class Disaster range. The
only problem with Dragon Heart Wand is that you need to have 2 charms
power on the board. This means that if you start with Flitwick,
Borrowed Wand is definitely the better option. I would say that
if you are playing with any deck that has charms lessons and has
some heavier spells in it, this card should be one of your first
choices. Lesson denial is at an all time high, so if you want to
keep this puppy out, stock up on four.
Rating: 4.9 |
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Guest
Reviewer
ProfKobe
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Dragon Heart Wand is a great card
to put in high cost creat/quid/anything decks that use charms. However,
since everybody is playin denial these days, it can't be relied
upon like it used to. Wand Shop also works in the same situation,
and the two together should be able to keep your lesson count higher
than your opponent cn control. This card tends to work well in Draco
Slytherin decks as well. I prefer Borrowed Wand over this one, though,
since it can be used with Flitwick whereas this one needs two cards
with CH power.
Rating: 3.4 (Guest Reviewer's ratings are not added into the average.) |
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