After a new video game changes the rules of Quidditch, ... Harry’s role as Seeker is to catch a fast little flying ball called the Golden Snitch that equals 150 points when caught and ends the ...

It’s up to the seeker to capture the snitch, a feat that’s worth 35 points. The tricky part is that the snitch runner can touch the seekers, but the seekers can’t touch the runner.

"Capture the Golden Snitch with Harry Potter in the new MiniCo Illusion line from Iron Studios! In a historic match of Quidditch, the most popular sport among witches and wizards, played in the ...

Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions improves the wizarding sport's weird rules but still feels badly imbalanced Unbroken Studios reduced how many points Seekers earn by catching the Snitch, but ...

The Quidditch snitch is real, too. Finally, the snitch and the seekers. The snitch is a third-party player, usually someone who is either very big and strong or very athletic.

This magical DIY project reveals how to create your own Golden Snitch from the Harry Potter universe using just a few brass coins and basic materials. A symbol of the high-speed Quidditch game, the ...

Quidditch seasons were interrupted for various reasons, such as the opening of the Chamber of Secrets & the Triwizard Tournament. Gryffindor won the Quidditch Cup in 1994, 1996, and 1997, but ...

With cartoonish graphics, comfortable game controls and loads of nostalgia based on J.K. Rowlings’ wizarding universe, Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions delivers a fun, fast-paced challenge.

In comparison, Quidditch Champions' 30-point Snitch might seem a bit less exciting, but in a revamped version of the wizarding sport where it's a first-to-100 race, it still makes a big difference.

“The Snitch is released!” And so begins a game of Michigan Quidditch. Of course, Quidditch is the beloved wizard sport in J. K. Rowling’s “Harry Potter” books, but it’s sneaking into the Muggle world.

New Orleans quidditch team The Curse takes game from page to field ... The snitch, a magical flying, birdlike ball in the books, hitches a ride on the back of a human runner.