If you want to be the best mage in the halls of Hogwarts, you need to get your head around the best Harry Potter: Magic Awakened decks. With recommendations for 1v1, 2v2, and Forbidden Forest battles, we’ve got it all in one place so you can concentrate on casting spells and summoning creatures. Just keep reading.
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So, let’s get into our list of the best Harry Potter: Magic Awakened decks.
Harry Potter: Magic Awakened 1v1 decks
If you’re solo battling or taking on the story mode, the Harry Potter: Magic Awakened decks below are great for getting started. As the meta evolves, we’re going to come back and add more proven winners, but for now, these sets are sure to help you prove yourself during your first term at Hogwarts.
Aggressive Hagrid
Spells and creatures: The Monster Book of Monsters, Inflatus, Bewitched Snowballs, Boomtastic Bubble Blasts, Acromantula Venom, Sectumsempra, Erumpent, Troll
Companions: Rubeus Hagrid, Robyn Thistlethwaite, Daniel Page
Echo: Echo of Rubeus Hagrid
Hagrid might not be known as the most aggressive of characters from the Wizarding World, but in this deck he changes his tune. As a companion, Hagrid boosts movement speed, so your Troll and Monster Books of Monsters get a little extra zip while attacking. That leaves enough room for some helpful spells to deal additional damage while your creatures attack.
Fiendfire Flash
Spells and creatures: Swelling Solution, Spiders, Episkey, Cornish Pixies, Atmospheric Charm, Matagot, Confringo, Fiendfyre
Companions: Robyn Thistlethwaite, Lottie Turner, Daniel Page
Echo: Echo of Rubeus Hagrid
This deck is all about making Fiendfyre stay on the field to reach its true potential. Use all your spells to keep Fiendfyre as potent as possible, and then ruin your opponent in the end game. If possible, use the Echo of Rubeus Hagrid to speed up your Fiendfyre, and Spiders make it even quicker.
Bludgers and Dodgers
Spells and creatures: Incarcerous, Bludger, Atmospheric Charm, Matagot, Confringo, Erumpent, Golden Snitch, Blast-Ended Skrewt
Companions: Robyn Thistlethwaite, Lottie Turner
Echo: Echo of Dobby
The Bludger deals some heavy damage, zipping around with the Golden Snitch, while you apparate to dodge enemy attacks. The more you use the Golden Snitch, the lower the cost for the Blast-Ended Skrewt, providing some entertaining end-game plays.
Harry Potter: Magic Awakened 2v2 decks
Of course, not all the 1v1 Harry Potter: Magic Awakened decks suit 2v2 battles, so we’ve picked out a few duo decks that still pack plenty of magic.
Hagrid’s Monsters
Spells and creatures: Oppugno, Niffler, Swelling Solution, Inflatus, Essence of Dittany, Thunderbird, Matagot, Stack of Monster Books of Monsters
Companions: Robyn Thistlethwaite, Cassandra Vole, Lottie Turner
Echo: Echo of Rubeus Hagrid
If you want some serious firepower, you can always rely on Hagrid and his little friends to bring the pain. The idea here is to unleash the Stack of Monster Books of Monsters as often as possible, using other cards to support it as it knocks back enemy units.
Echo of Severus Snape
Spells and creatures: Accio, Sectumsempra, Atmospheric Charm, Pawn, Golden Snitch, Time-Turner, Piertotem Locomotor, Phoenix
Companions: Kevin Farrell, Robyn Thistlethwaite, Cassandra Vole
Echo: Echo of Severus Snape
Kevin has great synergy with the Echo Severus Snape, making your basic attacks more powerful than your enemy anticipates. There are potent control options here with Accio and the Time-Turner, while you keep your health in shape with the Phoenix.
Duo Distractions
Spells and creatures: Broomstick, Nebulus, Spiders, Occamy, Sectumsempra, Protego Totalum, Acromantula’s Nest, Troll
Companions: Robyn Thistlethwaite, Lottie Turner, Frey Twins
Echo: Echo of the Weasley Twins
This deck revolves around using Spider, Acromantula’s Nest, Troll, and Occamy to keep your opponent busy while you deal damage. Combine all this going on with the double trouble of the Fray Twins and your opponent won’t know where to begin.
Harry Potter: Magic Awakened Forbidden Forest decks
If you’re heading into the Forbidden Forest, we’ve got some Harry Potter: Magic Awakened decks specifically built for the game mode, so check them out below.
Scamander’s Summonings
Spells and creatures: Incarcerous, Spiders, Swooping Evil, Matagot, Fwooper, Troll, Fire Crab, Erumpent
Companions: Robyn Thistlethwaite, Lottie Turner, Daniel Page
Echo: Echo of Newt Scamander
The Echo of Newt Scamander helps you to play as many creatures as possible. So, the emphasis here is on summoning creatures successively, with your Spiders, Troll, and Fire Crab all eager to take down your opponents.
High-cost Hermione
Spells and creatures: Nebulus, Broomstick, Oppugno, Essence of Dittany Tornado Charm, Tebo, Incendio, Confringo
Companions: Robyn Thistlethwaite, Ivy Warrington, Daniel Page
Echo: Echo of Hermione Granger
This deck is a tale of two halves. For the start of the game, concentrate on getting low-cost cards out to activate the effect of Echo of Hermione Granger. Hermione then lowers the cost of your high-cost cards, so you can spend the second half of the battle summoning often and quickly to overwhelm your opponent.
There you have it, our guide to the best Harry Potter: Magic Awakened decks. For more quick-fire cards, check out our Marvel Snap tier list and guide to the best Marvel Snap decks.