Card Game Harry Potter 30 Wizard Witches - Family Games for Kids and Adults - Learning Games - Kids Card Games for 2 Players and More - Kid War Games - Card Wars - for 6 Plus Kids

My son is going to love this deck! I highly recommend it! It arrived in perfect condition!

We really enjoyed the cards - Great Pictures & Fun Facts on each card - FUN to play with!

Tienen una variedad increible para los diseños de este juego. A mis hijos les encanto

(This is for the 30 Witches and Wizards set.) This is a simple game and it doesn't take much to play it. You don't have to think too hard, either. I don't see it being something anyone would want to play on a regular basis, but for occasional play, it's a nice way to spend some time with others. It also helps to pass the time if boredom is there. Of course, I do think it will be enjoyed more by Harry Potter fans. Then, even when not playing, it's fun just to look through the cards. To play, someone deals the cards to the players face down. The players then pick up their cards, so only one card is visible. The player to the dealer's left starts and picks any stat on their card to call out. The other players call out that same stat and the best number gets all the cards, which then goes to the bottom of that person's stack. The winner of each round picks the next stat for the next round. The game ends when a player has all the cards, and they win. This can take awhile to play, so the directions have instructions for a quicker version, too, along with details about what to do if 2 players both have the best stat. Each card has the following stats: First year at Hogwarts, Wand Length, Family Tree, Fear Factor, and Top Trumps Rating. There's also a "Top Trumps File" at the side with some information about the person. The top half of each card has the name and a picture of the person. Some of them have symbols that are connected with that person, like what house they were in, their Patronus, what they can shapeshift into, etc.

We had other sets and decide to get the Harry Potter. Way too many unknown or NA to make it fun. Also, some of the categories and values don’t make sense.

My kids loves these top trump cards. So glad they are also available in Harry Potter.

I like the cards. They feature a good assortment of my favorite Harry Potter characters in very appealing artwork. I think any Harry Potter fan would like having the deck. They come in a case that protects them to some extent. The game is easy but it gets boring fast. Pre-teens might like it best, but about any age can play it if they can read or someone helps them.

My kids really love this game! Our version is the Witches and Wizards so it has different stats for each card. If you are wondering how to play it’s like playing with baseball cards where each player chooses a stat that they think is going to beat other cards. In this game you are playing with characters so you would say whatever stat you think is best, for example one stat is first year at Hogwarts so you would say that if you had Dumbledore. Another stat would be family tree which would be a great choice if you have a Weasley. We had a lot of fun playing this and quickly memorized facts about the characters that we did not know before like their first year at Hogwarts. We would have preferred more real stats as some are game related, like Trumps stats and fear factor. Harry seemed to have the highest Trumps stat, which ok could make sense, but his fear factor is low which seems strange. It was very easy to pull out the few cards that gave away information for later books my kids haven’t read yet. They always want to play this so it has a longevity for play and is also fun for them to look at since they are like Harry Potter trading cards. I will definitely be buying them more of these Harry Potter cards.