Harry Potter Quidditch Champions will feature four positions that you will get to play: chaser, beater, keeper, and seeker. Each position fills a unique role in the team and will have widely different playstyles.
There will be seven players in each team. Three chasers, two beaters, one keeper, and one seeker. Hence, to master some of the core game mechanics you will need to familiarize yourself with all the roles.
Here is a guide on everything you need to know about the four positions in Harry Potter Quidditch Champions.
Every role and position explained in Harry Potter Quidditch Champions
1) Chasers
The main objective of a chaser will be to follow the Quaffle which is the ball that you see pliers carrying and then throwing them through hoops. Every time a player passes the Quaffle through one of the rings, they score a goal.
2) Beaters
Beaters, on the other hand, are incredibly aggressive players whose game plan revolves around hitting the Bludgers with a bat. Bludgers are the hardball-like items that you see ricocheting all over the field.
Beaters have two purposes, to protect their Chasers from Bludgers and to target enemy Chasers with the Bludgers in an attempt to knock them off their broom. These are more like defenders who make it difficult for the enemy team to score.
3) Keepers
The Keeper’s role is to be the last line of defense between the enemy Chaser and the three rings. They need to stop the other team from scoring, and they effectively have one of the hardest roles in the game.
They will need to be able to cover all three rings at the same time and at times they might also be targetted by the enemy Beater and a Bludger.
4) Seeker
Seeker is a unique position in Quidditch and the game plan of this role revolves around catching the Golden Snitch. The Snith is a gold bass with silver wings that fly around the pitch at a really high speed.
They are extremely hard to catch but offer 30 points when caught and usually result in a victory for the team who caught it.
