Question 1

Is it fun with only two players? Looking for games my husband and I can play just us...thanks!

Accepted Answer

Definitely! In fact, I usually find that other board games that claim to be for 2 or more players actually mean "2 players *with* a modification" and are often less fun than when they're played in groups. But for once, I actually prefer this game as a 2 player, because it gives me quality time with one person, it's easier to discuss strategy (because you don't have a group of people clamoring to be heard), and you don't have to wait so long for it to be your turn again. :)

Question 2

Is this game supposed to have dice? I have had 2 delivered now no dice in either

Accepted Answer

There are four dice, but they aren't in the main box.  You should find them in the Year 4 or 5 box within the main game box since you don't use them until that round.

Question 3

Is there any replay value after you've played through all the levels once?

Accepted Answer

I'd say yes. Once you know the rules the game pretty easy. However, that does not mean you will win every single round. Also there is an  Expansion pack to add more game play. And etsy has cards that people made that can go with the game. Each time you play is different. Mosters, villains which you fight, all have different levels..since you shuffle the deck. You could start off with high villains while you charter is at a lower level. Each time you play it will be different. And each grade level gets a little harder. I believe it was 4 year that took us a bit of time before we actually won. Some play lasted long. Some where short(mostly because  we lost quicker). So to get your "money worth" i would say you would, as long as you go back to the game every so often. And dont think you can sit and play all 7 levels in one sitting. It take awhile just to play one level. The first 3 levels(years) maybe. Those are more so preparing you for the high levels(years).

Question 4

Is the rule book posted online anywhere?  I tend to read the rules before deciding on purchasing a game.

Accepted Answer

After doing a brief search, I can't seem to find it anywhere.  However, if you go to boardgamegeek.com, search for the game, and look at the reviews, you should get an idea of how the game is played.

ASIN	B01EIKRP0K
Age Range Description	11 years to 99 years
Best Sellers Rank	#19,568 in Toys ( See Top 100 in Toys ) #616 in Board Games
Brand Name	USAopoly
Color	Multi-colored
Container Type	Box
Customer Package Type	Standard Packaging
Customer Reviews	4.8 out of 5 stars 11,348 Reviews
Educational Objective	Not available
Estimated Playing Time	30 Minutes
Global Trade Identification Number	00700304047700
Grenre	Cooperative
Included Components	Layout
Indoor Outdoor Usage	Indoor
Is Assembly Required	No
Item Dimensions	22.9 x 30.5 x 10.2 centimeters
Item Dimensions L x W	30L x 30W centimeters
Item Type Name	Harry Potter Hogwarts Battle Deck Building Game
Item Weight	3 Pounds
Language	English
Manufacturer	USAopoly
Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS)	1188.0
Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS)	132.0
Manufacturer Part Number	DB010-400
Material Type	Cardboard
Model Name	DB010-400
Model Number	DB010-400
Number of Items	1
Number of Players	4
Operation Mode	Manual
Other Special Features of the Product	Board Game
Package Quantity	1
Power Source	Manual
Product Style	Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle
Set Name	Harry Potter Hogwarts Battle Cooperative Deck Building Card Game
Size	12 polegadas x 9 polegadas x 4 polegadas
Sub Brand	Harry Potter
Subject Character	Harry Potter
Supported Battery Types	No battery required
Theme	Harry Potter
UPC	700304047700
Unit Count	1 Count

Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle DBG

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