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Pojo's Harry Potter Card of the Day

The Fat Lady - Adventures at Hogwarts


The Fat Lady
Card Type: Character/Gryffindor/Unique
Ability: You may use an Action to search your deck. You may take a Gryffindor card from your deck, show it to your opponent and put it into your hand. Then shuffle your deck.

Card No: 28
Rarity: Rare/Holo
Set: Adventures at Hogwarts
Average Rating: 1.55 (based on 4 reviews) 
Ratings are based on a 1 to 5 scale
1 being the worst.  3 ... average.  
5 is the highest rating.


Aardvark

This card is missing an important word - "witch". You can't use it as a starter. You can't fetch it with Chocolate Frogs, either. You can get it with Gringott's Vault Key, but the strategy of using a search card to acquire yet another search card is truly foolish unless that second search card can bring you the world at a pauper's price. But the Fat Lady is one painting that isn't cheap art. You need two actions to play her once she's in your hand, and yet another to use her ability. What cards can she get? Presently, one lousy item (Invisibility Cloak), a mighty fine bird (Hedwig), and 17 characters. All of these cards are unique. Since there are two different Hermiones, two Rons, and four Harrys, and each such variant is mutually exclusive, and fetching a Fat Lady when you have another already out isn't sensible, you're left with only 13 real card choices. These 13 cards don't form themselves into any cohesive deck that I can see. I suppose that with the printing of more Gryffindor cards, that the Fat Lady may some day get her chance to sing. But I wouldn't bet on it.

Rating: 1.5


Lockhart

Well as of right now, I would say that the Fat Lady has almost no point at all. Granted She might be able to help you find the Weasley Twins if you're having trouble pulling them in your character/adventure deck, but otherwise, what's the point? There really isn't that many Gryffindor cards besides character cards that could be of use. Yes you could use her to make a character deck, but my best advice is to hold onto this card because as more expansions come out, I think she might see an increase role in the game, but right now, she's just ahead of her time.

Rating: 2


MadEye

The Fat Lady is not PHAT, she is FLAT. I mean she is a painting after all. Less than that, she is one of those cards that may have some use in the future, but right now, she's flat out worthless. Listen, I know I am being harsh, and it's not because she got framed. It is because she only gets those cards to your hand for 2 actions. If I wanted that kind of action, I would have used Gringotts Vault Key or something of that nature. So please, leave Her Oiliness for collecting. BTW, didn't Mr. Weasley warn us about objects that can think for themselves? I mean where is her brain anyway?

Rating: 1


Snuffles

Oh if the fat lady could only sing! Well lets take a look here.... She gets you any Gryffindor card for one action. For the most part this means some characters, Hedwig, or the Invisibility Cloak. If you have a lot of characters and want certain ones to get out, she might make a good boost to your Ron Weasley deck. Of course, the Sorting Hat would work a lot better, but a lot of Ron decks don't get up to 8. Chocolate Frogs anyone? It would be cool if you were playing a theme deck or a house deck. It would be even cooler if there were more house cards. But i don't think this painting is ready for any competitive play. The coolest combo i can think of is to use her to get Nick and use Nick to get some items. Use the items to get other stuff and so on and so on. It could be a really fun deck. But as i said, not a very competitive one. Perhaps someday we'll see some killer Gryffindor card that would make it worth her while.

Rating: 1.7

Guest
Reviewer

Enraged

Honestly I had to look up what this card did and when I did I found it to be more lacking then I had originally thought. To begin with there aren't all that many Gryffindor cards and even fewer of them are actually useful. Sure she can get you a Invisibility Cloak, one of the Gryffindor characters or one of the Harry Potters (once you have one the unique rule states no one can have another card with Harry Potter in the name) but these cards are generally useless. Someday hopefully in the near future there will be a really good Gryffindor card but until then and maybe even past then she is pointless and shouldn't be played unless you have some obscure reason(s) which might include she looks pretty and I always wanted a picture like that in my deck.

Rating: 1 (Guest Reviewer's ratings are not added into the average.)

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