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Neville Longbottom Captain
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 Posted: Wed Mar 08, 2006 6:51 pm
Quidditch
I've recently become highly addicted to playing random numbers Quidditch. It is quite possibly the most fun thing to do with Gaia's Random Number feature.
Quidditch is played with two teams at a time, 3 goal posts on each side, and 3 chasers (who control the quaffle), 2 beaters (who hit the bludger), one keeper, and one seeker.
Each house will play one another.
Quidditch will be played like in the books. It's not the house that wins the most games that wins, but the most points in a season.
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Posted: Wed Mar 08, 2006 6:54 pm
HOW TO PLAY
Chasers: You will choose a random number from 1-100 [using the post type], and if the number ends with a 2 or 5, you score a goal for your team. If you score, the other team gets the Quaffle. (Passing can just be done in a post. Passes are never intercepted. The only way to get the ball back is for the other team to score or with the Beaters.)
Seeker: You will choose a random number from 1-100 [again, using post type], and if the number is: 20, 40, 60, 80, or 100, you find the Snitch. (Maximum of 1 search every 10 minutes!)
Beaters: You will choose a random number between 1-100, and if the number ends in a 5, then the Bludger hits the other team and your team gets the Quaffle. If it ends in a 0, then the Bludger hit your team and the other team gets the Quaffle.
Keeper: (This position is not a real player character!)
GAMES GO UNTIL THE SNITCH IS CAUGHT! (Don't worry if everyone is not on at the same time. Just keep playing and when people are on, they will join!)And yes, I stole this from Hogwarts House Challenge, mainly so I don't get confused on the rules...
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Neville Longbottom Captain
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Neville Longbottom Captain
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Posted: Wed Mar 08, 2006 7:03 pm
Teams
Teams will be by houses. You need a minimum of one of each player (except the keeper). So, if you want to have a sucessful quidditch team, you should recruit people to the guild from your house. There can only be three chasers, two beaters, and one seeker in each house.
The first people to claim positions will get them. You must keep that position for the entire game.
For the next game your house is in, the positions are erased and must be claimed again. This way, people who are more active can keep their spots, and new people can claim spots less active users don't use.
You must stay on one team though (it must match your rp profile).
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