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Frequently Asked Questions
About the Harry Potter Trading Card Game
What is the Harry Potter trading
card game?
The Harry Potter trading card game is a game using
trading cards that is based on the bestselling Harry Potter
and the Sorcerer's Stone novel by J. K. Rowling.
When does the game come out?
It comes out in August of 2001.
What do you get in the game?
If you buy the Starter Set, you
get a rulebook, a playmat, damage counters, and two 40-card
decks (each deck comes with an additional premium Wizard card).
If you buy a booster, you get
11 cards. Each card is fully illustrated and captures favorite
characters, potions and spells, creatures, and situations
from the novel.
How do you win the game?
The first person to make his or her opponent's cards "disappear"
wins.
Do I have to know how to play other
trading card games in order to play this one?
No. You can start with the Starter
Set, which introduces the rules of the game to you. Then
you can learn more advanced rules once you have the basics
down. You can read our rules
on this site or download the rulebook!
How many cards are in the set?
There are 118 total cards, including premium cards.
Will there be organized (league) play
to support the game?
Yes. Pre-league demo programs will launch in participating
League stores one month after the launch of the Harry Potter
TCG. League play begins in the 1st quarter of 2002. You can
read more about the league and the demo programs in our League
Play area of the site.
Where can I find Starter Sets and boosters?
You can find them in retail, hobby, and other selected stores
in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
What is the first expansion for the
game?
The first expansion set for the Harry Potter TCG, Quidditch
Cup, will be available in the 4th Quarter of 2001.
Who is Wizards of the Coast?
Wizards of the Coast is a game company that creates popular
trading card games, roleplaying games, and novels. It is a
subsidiary of Hasbro, Inc. You can find out more about Wizards
of the Coast by visiting
the website!
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