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Object As in previous games, defeat all the Villains before they gain control of the Locations. The last Villain you must defeat is LORD VOLDEMORT™. 3 Location cards (❶) Use only the Game 5 Locations. Stack in order. 7 Dark Arts cards (❷) LORD VOLDEMORT ™ Shuffl e all cards together. VILLAIN GAME 5 Active Hero loses 1 1 LORD VOLDEMORT card (❸) and discards a card. May not be assigned until all other Villains are Place FACE UP on the bottom defeated. of the Villain stack. Heroes win! 10 2 Villain cards (❸) Shuffl e the BOX rest of the Villain cards together. Stack5 face down on top of LORD VOLDEMORT. Reveal the top 3 & SET UP cards in the spaces below the Villain stack. CONTENTS CONTENTS 10 HOGWARTS cards (❹) Shuffl e all HOGWARTS cards together. Distribute the cards on the game board as shown. ❹ ❶ GAME 5 HALL OF PROPHECY GAME 5 AZKABAN of ❷ LOCATION 2 3of 3 LOCATION 1 HO GWART S ™ TM & © Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. (s16) TM & © Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. (s16) Each turn reveal 2 DarkEach Arts turn events. reveal 1 Dark Arts event. GAME 5 GAME 4 TM & © Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. TM & © Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. (s16) (s16) BOX 5 BOX ™ GAME 5 5 LORD VOLDEMORT VILLAIN Place face up GEORGE WEASLEY PROTEGO! Active Hero loses 1 Gain 1 . Gain 1 and 1 . ❸ If another Hero has a Weasley and discards a card. If you discard this, gain in hand, ALL Heroes gain 1 . May not be assigned 1 and 1 . until all other Villains are Roll the Die. defeated. on the bottom ™ 4 5 10 Heroes win! GAME 4 GAME 5 TM & © Warner Bros. EntertainmentBOX Inc. TM & © Warner(s16) Bros. Entertainment Inc. (s16) 5 GAME 5 CHO CHANG ™ GAME 5 TRIWIZARD CUP DOLORES UMBRIDGE DEATH EATER DRACO MALFOY ™ GAME 1 VILLAIN Draw three cards, VILLAIN VILLAIN then discard any two cards. Gain 1 , 1 , and 1 . Roll the Die. ™ 4 Each time a Hero Each time Morsmordre! 5 Each time acquires a card with a or a new Villain is is added to the Location, active value of 4 or more , revealed, ALL Heroes that Hero loses 1 . lose 1 . Hero loses 2 . GAME 5 GAME 6 ALL Heroes gain 1 . Remove 1 and 2 . 7 ALL Heroes gain 1 7 Remove 1 from the Location. from the Location. 6 BOX BOX Active Villain Active5 Villain Active5 Villain O.W.L.S CONFUNDUS! Gain 2 . Gain 1 . If you play two or more Spells, also gain 1 and 1 . If you assign at least 1 to each Villain, also remove 1 from the Location. 4 3 BOX 5 Prepare your Hero Hero set up is the same as in Games 3 & 4. Gameplay Take the same four steps on your turn as in previous games. STEP 1. Reveal and resolve Dark Arts events. MINISTRY OF MAGIC GAME 5 The battle heats up at 3 of 3 LOCATION Location 3 of 3, the Ministry of When this Location is revealed, ALL Heroes discard a Spell. Magic! When this Location is TM & © Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. TM & © Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. (s16) (s16) revealed, ALL Heroes will have Each turn reveal 2 Dark Arts events. to discard a Spell immediately. There is no penalty if you do not have a Spell in hand. BOX 5 STEP 2. Resolve Villain abilities. With the return of LORD VOLDEMORT, the Villains have grown more bold and daring. From Game 5 forward you will face three Villains at a time. Assign your to any of the Villains. LORD VOLDEMORT ™ GAME 5 The LORD VOLDEMORT VILLAIN card is placed face up on the bottom of the Villain Active Hero loses 1 and discards a card. stack. Like other Villains, May not be assigned until all other Villains are his ability is active as soon defeated. as he is revealed. Note: this could force you to resolve Heroes win! 10 the abilities of four Villains BOX on your turn. 5 Before LORD VOLDEMORT can be assigned you must fi rst defeat all the other Villains! STEP 3. Play HOGWARTS cards & take Hero actions. STEP 4. End your turn. end of game ALL the Villains are defeated–Heroes win! You have managed to thwart Lord Voldemort’s plans… for now. Prepare for more dangerous challenges as you advance to Game 6. Villains control ALL the Locations–Heroes lose! LORD VOLDEMORT succeeds in conquering the wizarding world. Reset the game to its starting confi guration, and try again! USAopoly is a trademark of Usaopoly, Inc. Invented and licensed by Forrest-Pruzan Creative. HARRY POTTER, characters, names and related indicia are trademarks of © and ™ Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. Harry Potter Publishing Rights © JKR. (s16) BOX 5.
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