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Pojo's Harry Potter Card of the Day
Hagrid, Keeper of Keys - Diagon Alley
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Hagrid, Keeper of Keys |
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Card Type:
Character - Unique |
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Ability:
You may use an action to search your deck. You may take a location card from your deck, show it to your opponent and put it into your hand. Then shuffle your deck.
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Card No:
14 |
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Rarity:
Rare/Holo |
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Set:
Diagon Alley |
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Average Rating: 1.29
(based on 7 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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Hagrid is not a wizard or witch, so you can't use him as a starter. He's a card
that costs two actions to play. Once he is out, you still need to use an action
to search for a location and another to play that location. If we add an action
for drawing Hagrid, that means that we had to use five locations to get out
that first location. Obviously, we are far less vulnerable to our opponent getting
rid of our location by playing their own, since we can just use Hagrid again to
get another. Of course, there's nothing stopping them from discarding Hagrid
himself. Oops! If you're not frightened off of this card by the huge number of
actions needed to get a location in play the first time, then consider this: since
you can't start him, you're going to need to search for Hagrid himself. Why
don't you just cut out the middle-man with the wide middle and just put in
cards that search for locations more directly, like Alohomorra? You'd really
be a lot better off.
Rating: 1 |
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Crusader
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Horrible. Just horrible. Alohomora works for locations OR adventures, so
it's MUCH better. And, this guy can't even be your starter. =\ Don't use it.
If you do, I'll laugh at you the rest of the game, ;P.
Rating: 1.5 |
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Enraged
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Pointless you can usually only play one location effectively and being
able to get it for an action would be better used if you played
alohomora or Gringott’s Vault Key. It is bad don’t play it He can’t even be a
starter so that makes him even worse. Overall Bah Humbug.
Rating: 1 |
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FEND
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Hagrid keeper of keys at hogwarts school of magic. Sounds impressive right?
NOT. All this card does is just to use an "Action" to get a location from
your deck out. Right sound familiar? *hint*: Hagrid's umbrella. Anyways back
to the tactical point of view. If you are desperate in looking for a
specific location he's the man for you. But the thing is. You might be
thinking of using him as a start up to get an early wand shop, think again.
He is a "Character" not a "Wizard" as he didn't qualify from Hogwarts. So
bottom line? Do we like him, in my opinion No.
Pros: Helps you search for a location only, Nice decoration in your card binder.
Cons: Difficult to play, Actions wasted on playing him, Not very useful power.
Rating: 1.1 |
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Lockhart
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The facts of the matter is this card just isn't that good. Usually a deck is built
around one location, usually your starter will provide some good stuff for you. Yes
this card might help you find the location you need but thats two actions to play this
card when you could just include an alohamora to help you find it. You know this card
isn't any good, I know this card isn't any good, lets just not use it at anytime. Alright
glad we're at an understanding.
Rating: 1 |
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profpoke
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Not a starter, so if you use it you risk it being PON'd or such. In a heavy location deck,
it seems like a good idea, because its like having infinate Alohomorra to get your locations,
asap. The biggest complaints, aside from him being vernerable non-starter, is he's likly to
cost you two actions to play unless you've already got The Leaky Cauldron, Ron, or the new
Lockhart's Hair-Care Potion out. So perhaps he could do well in some sort of Potions deck.. ;)
Rating: 2 |
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Snuffles
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Man.... Haggy still isn't a Wizard, so no starting with him. So you have to
play him as back up. AND you need to play a deck with locations, otherwise
he's a mite mute. Maybe with Leaky Cauldron he could work... hmm... no...
not really... uhm... well there are cards to search for locations, but
they are mostly in Charms. So once again, if you want to be sure your
location sticks around and yer not playing charms, i guess this is the best
guy to go with. Could definilly be useful against a denial deck to get rid
of that dratted Forbidden Corridor and you can use him as many turns as you
like. Overall, i think yer wasting actions on this guy unless you have a
way to play him with one action via Lochhart's Hair Care or Leaky Cauldron
or good ol' Ron.
Rating: 1.4 |
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