Monopoly Deal Harry Potter Card Meanings

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Monopoly Deal Harry Potter Character Cards

To begin the game each player chooses a Character Card to use during the game. Each card has a unique ability that the player that chooses it can use throughout the game.

Cedric Diggory

Instead of drawing from the draw pile at the beginning of your turn, you can choose to take cards from the discard pile.

Draco Malfoy

When you have the Draco Malfoy card, you can choose to take item cards from any set. Some of the Spell cards only allow you to take cards that aren’t part of a complete set. If you have the Draco card, you can take cards that are part of a complete set.

Harry Potter

The player that takes the Harry Potter card can choose one color of item cards. Players cannot take any cards of the chosen color.

Hermione Granger

When you have the Hermione card, you can choose to play four cards on your turn instead of three like the rest of the players.

Luna Lovegood

With Luna’s card, you draw three cards at the start of each of your turns instead of two like the rest of the players.

Monopoly Deal Harry Potter Point Cards

These cards are only used to add money to your Bank. When you play them, your Bank increases by the amount printed in the top corner.

Magical Item Cards

Magical item cards can only be played in front of you to try and create sets. Each set consists of cards of the same color.

The number in the top left corner is how much the card is worth when you give it to another player to settle a debt. For the Felix Felicis card pictured above, it is worth four points when you give it to another player.

In the middle of the cards there are card symbols with numbers to the right. When someone else is forced to pay you for the set, you first look for the number of card symbols that match the number of cards of that color that you have in front of you. The number to the right of the symbols is how many points they owe you.

For example lets look at the Felix Felicis card pictured above. If you only have one blue card, the other players will owe you three points if they are forced to pay based on the card. If you have two blue cards, they will have to pay eight points.

The highest number of cards pictured indicates how many of the cards you need to play in order to complete the set.

Wild Item Cards

Wild item cards are similar to magical item cards, except that they don’t belong to a specific color. When you play the card, you choose what color to make it. You can add it to one of your sets that you are currently building.

At any time during the game you can change the color of a wild item card that you have played in front of you. You must change its color during your turn though. Changing the color does not count as playing one of your three cards during your turn.

Wild item cards cannot be placed in your Bank, and you cannot use them to create a set larger than the maximum size of a set. These cards can be used to create their own set though.

For the two color wild cards, you can only choose one of the two colors printed on the card. You should turn the card so the color you have chosen is at the top of the card. You should place the card next to any other cards that you have that match the chosen color. It is possible to create an entire set using these cards.

The every color wild is a pure wild. You can choose whatever color you want for the card. You should place it with any other cards you have that match the color you chose for the card. Wild Item Cards can’t be used as points when giving them to another player. Players are not allowed to create an entire set with every color wild cards.

Monopoly Deal Harry Potter Spell Cards

You can play Spell cards in one of two different ways. First you can add them to your Bank to count as points. Once you add them to your Bank though, you can no longer use them for their effect. Otherwise you can choose to play the card for its effect.

Accio

Each Accio card features a number of colors on it. You will choose one of the colors. Some of these cards are wild allowing you to choose any of the colors. Count up how many cards you have of the associated color in front of you. Every other player owes you points equal to the points next to the number of cards you have of the chosen color.

Alohomora

The player that plays the Alohomora card collects two points from each of the other players.

Cofundo

Choose an item card played in front of another player. You will choose one of the item cards from in front of you, and swap it with the card you chose from another player. You may not take an item card that is already part of a complete set. The one exception is if you have the Draco Malfoy card.

Geminio

When you play a Geminio card, you immediately get to draw two additional cards. Add the new cards to your hand.

Levicorpus

Choose an item played in front of one of the other players. You will take the chosen item and place it in front of yourself. You may not take an item if it is already part of a complete set unless you have the Draco Malfoy card.

Obliviate

Choose a complete item set that was created by another player. Take the complete set, and place it in front of yourself.

Petrificus Totalus

When you play the Petrificus Totalus card you will choose another player. Place this card on the character card of the chosen player. That player can’t use the ability from their character card while the Petrificus Totalus card is on it. To get rid of the Petrificus Totalus card you need to discard cards equal to at least 10 points during your turn. Discarding cards do not count towards the cards you can play on your turn.

Protego

Protego cards act as a defense against other players playing Spell cards against you. When someone plays a Spell card against you, you can choose to play a Protego card from your hand to block its effect. You can do this even if it is not your turn.

When a player plays a Protego card, it only protects them. For example another player played a Accio card. The player that plays the Protego card doesn’t have to pay points, but the rest of the players still have to.

Should a player play a Protego card, another player can play their own Protego card to cancel out the original Protego card. The player that played the first Protego card will once against be affected by the Spell card played against them.

Reparo

When you play the Reparo card, you get to look through the discard pile. Choose one card and place it in front of you.

Stupefy

Choose another player. That player owes you five points.

Wingardium Leviosa

Choose an item card placed in front of one of the other players. You will add the chosen item card to the discard pile. You cannot choose an item that is already part of a complete set.