TRIVIAL PURSUIT Harry Potter (Quickplay Edition) | Trivia Game Questions from Harry Potter Movies

Harry Potter fans test their knowledge of the beloved Harry Potter movies with TRIVIAL PURSUIT: World of Harry Potter. This quick-play Trivial Pursuit game can be played on-the-go with its portable wedge holder. The 600 questions range in difficulty levels, so even the expert wizards will be challenged!

Game Overview

Step into the Hogwarts library and answer 600 questions based on the Harry Potter movies. This Harry Potter merchandise is quick to play, easy to store, and convenient to carry. Some questions might challenge even the wisest of wizards! What is the Trace? What is Krum’s first name? How many brothers does Ron have? Face the challenge with these and other trivia questions in 6 categories.

Six Magical Categories

Test your trivia from the following topics: The Dark Arts, Hogwarts, Magical Spells and Potions, Magical Objects, Magical People, and Animals and Magical Creatures. Players will have different levels of detail in their knowledge of the world of Harry Potter. Use your discretion when answering questions as to how much detail is needed to be considered correct.

How to Play

Play Harry Potter Trivial Pursuit from the car, on family trips, or anywhere! First player to answer 12 questions correctly wins! Place the cards in the holder with the question side facing forwards. Choose a player to go first; play continues clockwise. On your turn roll the die to decide a category color. Another player takes the front card and reads you the question from that category.

If you answer correctly, the card goes to the back of the deck but you roll the die again to go for a Wedge question. This time if you answer the question correctly, you keep the card. To win another card, you must correctly answer a question on a new card, and then correctly answer the Wedge question on the next card. Keep going until you get an answer wrong. This ends your turn.

Compact and Portable Design

This engaging indoor game for families requires no gameboard, and comes in a handy, wedge-shaped container, making it easy to store the game pieces and taking this kids game on the go. It’s one of the most entertaining travel games for plane rides, road trips, and more! The handy game requires no board and can be carried around in its bite-size wedge case.

What’s Included

This game includes 100 Question/Answer cards with 600 questions, 1 plastic wedge holder, 1 custom die, and instructions. Please note that it doesn’t come with a playing board, so it can be used on any table.

Perfect for Harry Potter Fans

600 questions based on the Harry Potter films, some of which would challenge even the smartest of wizards. For a quicker game, players win a card for every time they answer a question correctly. You can also add cards to a standard boxed version of Trivial Pursuit and play the classic board game. Family board games and trivia card games like this Harry Potter board game make great family gifts for 8 year old girls and boys and up.

Game Specifications

• Players: 2+ players
• Recommended Age: Ages 8 and up (Ages 9 and up per Warner Brothers)
• Total Questions: 600 trivia questions
• Number of Cards: 100 cards
• Categories: 6 themed categories
• No gameboard required – portable and compact

Customer Experiences

One reviewer shared: “I bought this for a group Zoom fellowship evening. All the players were adults and familiar with the books and movies. Most of the questions were fairly difficult for all the players except for the one real dedicated Potter fan and blogger.” Another customer noted: “My girlfriend is a huge Harry Potter fan so I got this for her as a gift. Some of the questions are easy enough but some of them are incredibly specific to characters only mentioned once or twice in the movie and/or books.”

A practical tip from an experienced player: “Instead of moving on your Trivial Pursuit game board, you roll a die to determine the pie piece color you are attempting to win. Lots of questions in the deck, and while some are easy, others are quite hard. However, determining the winner is not as easy as with the board game as there is no way to be record colors of pie pieces you have already won. I created my own method of record keeping by making a circle divided into six segments, one per color.”

Versatile Gameplay Options

If a player collects six cards on his or her very first turn, the remaining players may try to equal this feat and force the game to end in a draw. You can put them together with the family edition regular trivial pursuit to use the wedges in a the circle. The Potter series has the same amount of catagories/colors so you can use a regular board.

Licensing and Trademarks

HASBRO and its logo, TRIVIAL PURSUIT, the associated logo, the distinctive design of the game board, trivia cards, game tokens, and scoring wedges are trademarks of Hasbro and are used with permission. HARRY POTTER characters, names and related indicia are trademarks of Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.