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Pojo's Harry Potter Card of the Day
Bulgeye Potion - Diagon Alley
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Bulgeye Potion |
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Power Needed:
10 Potions |
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Card Type:
Item |
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Ability:
You may use an action and discard this card from play to do 13 damage to your opponent.
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Card No:
2 |
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Rarity:
Rare/Foil |
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Set:
Diagon Alley |
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Average Rating: 4.24
(based on 5 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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The final part of the Beetle Eye/Eel Eye/Bulgeye combo, this one is the
heavy hitter. It takes a long time to get up to the 13 lessons to cast this
card outside of the combo. But don't give up on that idea, as a Draco
deck with Books, Wands, and Cauldrons can develop very quickly.
Cage and Brooms can also help out, if you want to dive into other
colors. Other item cards to consider in filling out such a deck are Silver
Unicorn Horn, Remembrall, Potions Ingredients, Put-Outer, The Sorting
Hat, and Porcupine Robe.
Rating: 3
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Crusader
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Bulgeye Potion, imo, is the best damage spell/item in the game. You don't
need to discard any lessons, and nowadays, 10 Lessons isn't that hard to get
to. 13 damage for 2 actions is awesome, and in a Draco, Slytherin deck, you
would still have an action left! You can also summon this card with Eel Eyes
and Beetle Eyes, which would allow you to get a quick Bulgeye out! Put
Cauldron Shop in a deck like this, and you have Eyeballs galore!
Rating: 4.5
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MadEye
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At 10 power it is not bad for potions, at 5 power and an extra couple of
turns it is not bad for the EyeBall combo, but either way not costing you a
lesson it is king in the potion world. If you figure you lose 2 potions at 8
power with Draught of Living Death for 12 damage, I think you could call
this even and not lose lessons. Sure it will take and extra action, but what
were you building a deck without Draco Malfoy, Slytherin for to begin with. ;o)
Rating: 4
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profpoke
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Hey guys. Seems like I've been busy this week, but I'm back to review the
the card which makes the other two cards worth playing. =)
Face it, Item decks own you. DracoSly gets you an extra action per turn if you play
an item. You can play Eel Eyes first turn to see your opponent's hand right off and
still have as much power on the board at the end of the turn. (Potions, EE, Potions)
Once you got two power, you can play the Potions Book items to get an extra action AND
some more power. A Self-Stiring Cauldron along the way boosts your actions and power.
By no time, you should be able to either play Bulgeye from your hand or search for it
with Beetles and Eels. The new Cauldron Shop location helps you find the items you need
and if you've got 4 of these babies in your deck, that's 52 damage possible from the
Bulgeyes alone. This is game winning material, and definatly worth trying in most
potions decks.
Rating: 5
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Snuffles
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*Snuffles now attempts to write a poem for Bulgeye Potion*
Oh, bulgeye, oh bulgeye, you are so mean
when I get to play you, I feel so keen
thirteen is an unlucky number, I am afraid to say
because now that I've sacked it, it's coming your way
look out, look out, oh ye people without the potion compunction
cuz if yer not on the train, yer gonna be left at the junction
Eel eyes, Beetle eyes, and Bulgeye make a great team
I will make them bubble and boil and simmer and steam
so beware of the bulgeye, for if you dont have a care
I will play it and sac it and kill you, so there!
*Snuffles is now done attempting to write his poem*
Poetry: 1/5
Card: 4.7/5
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FEND
Guest Reviewer
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THE current heavy weight champion damage card! Although it costs
10 potions lesson about the same price as out of control. It does double the
damage, but you'll half to use an approximate of 2 actions to make it work.
If combo along with Beatle Eyes and Eel Eyes comes out successful, then best
include this. This owns but only in draco malfoy slytherin decks which run
potions sadly.... O well This gets a
Rating: 2.2 [Note: This rating won't be included in the average.]
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