World of Wildlife Trivial Pursuit Game

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Trivial Pursuit: Team Edition". BoardGameGeek.com. Archived from the original on 2010-07-19 . Retrieved 2012-10-01.

Includes: 1 Custom Game Board | 4 Custom House Crest Movers | 24 Wedges | 300 Cards with 1800 Questions | instructions When you land on a colored space, you get to answer a question in the category of that color. Don’t worry if you don’t know the answer; you can ask a friend for help. In case you and your friend answer correctly, you both get a wedge each. If you answer wrong, nobody gets a wedge.

So you love Trivial Pursuit but you want to spice it up a little. Here are some ideas for House Rules you can implement next time you play! One word of advice? Make sure everyone is aware in advance so there are no nasty surprises or hard feelings! 1. The Higher You Roll, The Harder The Question Trivial Pursuit: Bet You Know It". BoardGameGeek.com. Archived from the original on 2012-02-05 . Retrieved 2012-10-01. Trivia Question: According to Fred and George Weasley, how many passages are there from Hogwarts to Hogsmeade? Trivial Pursuit: Decades – 2010 to 2020". Hasbro. Archived from the original on 8 March 2023 . Retrieved 7 March 2023.

No way! Alastor’s magical electric-blue eye gives him 360 degree vision and the ability to look through invisibility cloaks and closed doors. Spells in Harry Potter Trivia Questions and Answers If the question-asker doesn’t know the answer and believes the person answering wouldn’t have any idea, they can replace the card and draw again. This would be a cool rule to implement if you are playing as a family and you don’t want anyone singled out for not knowing answers. 3. You Said WHAT?! When Hogwarts was under threat, Professor McGonagall used the spell Piertotum Locomotor to do what? You can choose from a variety of cards to play. A colored Wedge card allows you to answer a question from the category of your wedge. If you answer correctly, you get to keep the card in front of you. A Wild Wedge card gives you an opportunity to answer a question from a category of your choice. Finally, a Steal or Double Steal card allows you to steal one or two wedges from in front of any player or players. It’s important to remember that yellow cards are for kids and blue cards are for adults! Don’t go getting those confused as it might lead to a somewhat awful evening. You can, of course, choose to combine the cards depending on the ages of the kids in your group. This would allow for more variety of questions, but wait and see how your children are dealing with the yellow questions before you go mixing it up.

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Bob's Burgers". BoardGameGeek.com. Archived from the original on 8 March 2023 . Retrieved 7 March 2023. board with House Mascot movers as you answer questions and collect “wedges”. Includes 1800 questions to challenge the ultimate Harry Potter fan. Categories include Slytherin House, Death Eaters and The Dark Arts; Objects & Artifacts; Animals, Magical Creatures and Magical Beings; Witches, Wizards, Ghosts and Muggles; Hogwarts, Other Locations and Transportation; and Spells, Potions and Other Magic.Trivial Pursuit Disney for All". BoardGameGeek.com. Archived from the original on 2013-01-18 . Retrieved 2012-10-01. In the classic game of trivial pursuit there are six different categories represented by six different colours - Entertainment (pink), Sports & Leisure (orange), History (yellow), Geography (blue), Arts & Literature (purple) and Science & Nature (green). With hundred of questions for each, it'll be a tough job to meet the aim of the game and collect all the wedges! The caretaker overheard Voldemort and Peter Pettigrew making plans, so, having been alerted to this by Nagini, Voldemort killed him. Trivia Question: According to the prophecy, who was the other person besides Harry Potter who could vanquish Lord Voldemort? This variant on the game is more team-oriented, with different "totems" to represent who leads and follows; team members can challenge the other team for control, or alternate "overthrow" the leader to assume that role. Who or Where