Harry Potter - Battle for Hogwarts Board Game

In the 'Philosopher's Stone', Harry is relieved when he sees the others playing chess in the common room, just as Muggles would do. But when Ron explains the differences between Muggle chess and wizard chess, Harry is amazed. Wizard chess is different mainly because you have to keep not only your strategy, but also your pieces under control to win. Otherwise, the rook might stubbornly refuse to move at all and you might get cheeky comments from the bishop. And if you're not careful, the pawns might even start fighting against all rules on the edge of the chessboard. To prevent you from going down without a fight in your first games like Harry, Elbenwald has the , with which you can properly prepare for duels in the common room: Just unpack the high-gloss chessboard in marble look, with Harry Potter lettering on the sides, and place the 32 game pieces, which almost move across the board by themselves thanks to their lightweight plastic. The pieces, between 5 and 11.5 cm tall, are packed in two organza bags printed with the Harry Potter logo and are modeled after the legendary chess game that Prof. McGonagall created to protect the Philosopher's Stone and through which Ron self-sacrificingly played so that Harry could advance to the next room and defeat Lord Voldemort for the time being. With this game, every chess game from now on has something magical and maybe you'll hear a quiet reluctant murmur from your knight on your next move. Just listen closely!