On this page are cards from the categories: Famous Vampires Cards, Dragon Cards, Famous Goblins Cards, Quidditch Cards.
Select a category (click on the card!):
Famous Wizards Cards (15)
Famous Witches Cards (15)
Beast Cards (15)
Famous Vampires Cards (5)
Famous Goblins Cards (5)
Bonus Cards (5)
Famous Hags Cards (5)
Famous Giants Cards (5)
Dragon Cards (5)
Quidditch Cards (5)
Famous Vampires Cards (5)
All cards are located in the levels of the Carpe Retractum Challenge.
1.Sir Herbert Varney (1858-1889). Short-lived (by undead standards) Victorian vampire who preyed upon women in London during the 1880s. Was subsequently captured and killed by a special squad from the Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures.
Search: Lupin’s First Lesson. 1st Hall with Platforms over the Abyss
2.Amarillo Lestoat (1776-1977). Flamboyant American vampire. Author of ‘A Vampire’s Monologue’ — intended to bore the reader into a stupor making him/her easier prey for vampires.
Search: Lupin’s First Lesson. 2nd hall with platforms over the abyss, niche behind
3.Lady Carmilla Sanguina (1561-1757). Bathed in the blood of her victims to retain her youthful beauty.
Search: Lupin’s First Lesson. 3rd Hall with Platforms Over the Abyss, Knight’s Armor
4.Blodwyn Bludd (1923 — unknown). Known as the ‘Vampire from the Valleys’. Famous for singing to his victims in a sonorous bass baritone, before biting their necks.
Search: Lupin’s First Lesson. Knight’s Armor
5.Count Vlad Drakul (1390 — unknown). Notorious vampire who inspired the fictional Count Dracula created by Bram Stoker. Father of Vlad the Impaler.
Search: Lupin’s First Lesson. Hallway, Knight’s Armor, Niche Above
Dragon Cards (5)
All cards are located in the levels of Draconifors-Lapifors Spell Challenge.
1.Common Welsh Green Dragon. This breed is among the least troublesome of dragons and actively avoids humans unless provoked. Fire is issued in thin jets.
Search: McGonagall’s Lesson: Knight’s Armor
2.Hebridean Black Dragon. Britain’s other native dragon is more aggressive than its Welsh counterpart and feeds mostly on deer, though it has been known to carry off large dogs.
Search: McGonagall’s Lesson. 2nd pavilion with a rotating path, jump down, in a pumpkin
3.Hungarian Horntail Dragon. Supposedly the most dangerous of all dragon breeds, the Hungarian Horntail can breathe fire up to fifty feet (15 meters).
Search: McGonagall’s Lesson. The Quest with Opening the Bars
4.Romanian Longhorn Dragon. The horns of this breed of dragon are highly valued as potion ingredients and as a result, its numbers have fallen in recent years.
Search: McGonagall’s Lesson. Quest in the niche above
5.Norwegian Ridgeback Dragon. The Ridgeback is nowadays one of the rarer dragon breeds and has been known to attack most kinds of large land mammal.
Search: McGonagall’s Lesson. The Labyrinth, Inside the Central Tower
Famous Goblins Cards (5)
All maps are located in the Glacius Challenge levels.
1.Eargit the Ugly. Goblin representative at 14th century summit of Wizards’ Council.
Search: Glacius Challenge. Hiding place behind the poster on the wall
2.Alguff the Awful. Foul-smelling goblin nuisance. Well known throughout the goblin world for trying to sell vials of his sweat to a Dungbomb manufacturer.
Search: Glacius Challenge. Cache in 1 room with 2 salamanders
3.Ug the Unreliable. Notorious goblin confidence trickster. Organised the infamous Demiguise Derby and absconded with the takings.
Search: Glacius Challenge. Hiding place under the gazebo with doxies.
4.Urg the Unclean. Rebel leader in the 18th century goblin rebellions.
Search: Glacius Challenge. Stairs changing direction, entrance to the right
5.Gringott. Founder of Gringotts wizard bank.
Search: Glacius Challenge. A Turn on the Last Ice Descent
Quidditch Cards (5)
We get all the cards from Hagrid for 5 successful stages of the Hippogriff races.
1.Joscelind Wadcock (1911-present). Chaser for Puddlemere United Quidditch Team. Record for highest number of goals during British season this century (against Ballycastle Bats, 1931).
Location: Hogwarts surroundings. Hippogriff Mini-Game.
2.Gwenog Jones (1968-present). Captain and Beater of only all-female national Quidditch Team, the Holyhead Harpies.
Location: Hogwarts surroundings. Hippogriff Mini-Game.
3.Cyprian Youdle (1312-1357). Only Quidditch referee ever to be killed during a match. The originator of the curse was never caught but believed to have been a member of the crowd.
Location: Hogwarts surroundings. Hippogriff Mini-Game.
4.Roderick Plumpton (1889-1987). Seeker for England Quidditch Team. Holds British record for fastest capture of Snitch during game: three and a half seconds.
Location: Hogwarts surroundings. Hippogriff Mini-Game.
5.Bowman Wright (1492-1560). Famous for developing the Golden Snitch.
Location: Hogwarts surroundings. Hippogriff Mini-Game.
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