Harry Potter: Magic Awakened is a new collectible card RPG based on the Harry Potter franchise. This iOS and Android app not only brings the story to life, but turns you into your own character set in a timeline after the seventh book. You can battle against other players, progress through the story, attend your classes and try for the best possible grades, load up on cards and other equipment, and a whole lot more, while collecting jewels, gems, and gold.
Read on for a collection of tips and cheats for Harry Potter: Magic Awakened!
The tutorial is extremely extremely long, but after you get through it, you will rapidly unlock the meat of the game. This includes going to class and playing mini games there, dueling against other players, and completing tasks that advance the story itself, as well as building your collection of cards.
You can unlock a ton of different cards of different rarities in this game, from common to uncommon to rare to epic to legendary, but you have far too many to fit into one deck. Be sure to build different decks for different purposes. You’re going to want a different set of cards when you battle against other wizards, as opposed to when you have charms competitions in class or or furthering the story.
For that reason, you should be sure to build multiple decks, to test them out to know what your cards do, and to continue testing your decks and modifying them. Since you get new cards so frequently, you’re going to need to keep your deck up to date.
Generally, cards of a higher rarity will be better than cards of a lower one, but when filling your deck with only your rarest cards creates an imbalance, then it becomes better to build a more balanced deck with cards of different uses, cards of high magic usage and low magic usage, and more. Don’t get yourself stuck with a lopsided deck that is weak in certain areas.
There are enough different game modes within this game that you can choose how to play it and what you decide to do, but the best rewards are earned when you play in all of the different game modes. You can earn different rewards from participating in class compared to when you are dueling, and so on and so forth.
For example, it is important to increase your spell book level, and you can increase that level by participating in day-to-day tasks. This simply typically involves clicking on the task list that is in the top left corner of the screen. from there, the game will tell you where to go, what to do, and who to talk to, so this is an easy way to keep up your spell book and further the story along, as well as our new cards and rewards.
When you pick your house, the sorting hat will suggest a house, but you are able to override the sorting hat and pick whatever house you want. You will only be able to room with characters from your house, so it will not only change the interactions that you have, but change the NPC’s that you spend the most time with.
One thing to note is that unlike in the books, choosing Slytherin doesn’t automatically make you and your roommates evil. You will be able to equip Slytherin characters from the books as your companions, but you won’t necessarily be like they were.
Your echo cards are some of your most important cards. Echo cards can buff and debuff certain attributes, and they can also be paired with action cards in order to create larger effects. be sure to not only earn as many echo cards as possible, but to figure out the wisest usage of them.
Whenever you unlock Diagon Alley and the Forbidden Forest, be sure to spend as much time there as possible. Diagon Alley is a great source of equipment to add to your knapsack, including new robes and other clothing, while the Forbidden Forest is a great place to find new echoes and new potion ingredients with which you can craft potions.
One of the potions that you can craft allows you to keep your rank if you lose a duel. Sometimes, though, intentionally allowing yourself to lose rank can be a good way to get some more wins by getting matched up against easier players.