World of Wildlife Trivial Pursuit Game

Product Information

Trivial Pursuit Harry Potter Ultimate Edition Trivia Game | Harry Potter Licensed Merchandise | 1800 Questions from Harry Potter Movies | Includes Custom Hogwarts House Movers and Game Board For a series of books aimed at children, the Harry Potter series sure has a lot of Avada Kedavra-inspired death scenes. From the magical to the most macabre of murders, in this dark round of our Harry Potter trivia quiz, we look at the deaths that define these fantastical tales. Draco Malfoy – the director saw right through Tom Felton’s answer to a question about what from the book he was looking forward to seeing on screen. Whether you’re hosting a real-life quiz or a virtual one held on Zoom, House Party or even MS Teams, we’ve got eight spellbinding rounds of Harry Potter questions to have even the biggest fans of the books and film series scratching their slightly bewitched heads.

Place the special dice in the Hogwarts Tower to choose which house you play as, and then answer from 1800 questions! Avada Kedavra, Crucio, and Imperio. Repeating one of them can lead lifelong imprisonment in Azkaban.Interesting Fact: The drivers of the Knight Bus, Stan and Ernie, are named after Rowling’s grandfathers. Deaths in Harry Potter Trivia Questions and Answers Kathleen. Her name was put as J.K. Rowling because the publishers thought a book by an obviously female author may not appeal to the target audience of young boys. Kathleen is taken from her grandmother and it is not part of her legal name. Not given a first name in the books, who did J. K. Rowling later confirm, in Pottermore, is called Quirinus?

Welcome to Hogwarts! It's your turn to answer questions about the Dark Arts, Objects, Artefacts, Magical Creatures,Witches, Wizards, Locations, spells and More!Winning is not as simple as just collecting wedges, though that is important too. Your first task on the way to victory is to collect a wedge of each color/from each category, and there are six. The crux of the game? Keep rolling, keep moving, until you answer a question wrong. And yes, the questions you answer must correspond with the color space you land on. If you land on purple, you can’t answer a question about history. You can continue to roll as long as you keep answering the questions correctly. If you land on a ‘wedge’ space and answer correctly, you add that wedge to your scoring piece.