Whew! I needed that.

I've hit the Sheepiest answer every single time but haven't slammed anything yet so I'm middle of the pack. Hope I chose my later Slams appropriately.

Hell, I hope I remembered to include slams at all...

And Expecto Patronum was the ONLY spell I remembered by name. Haven't watched the movies in a long time, but I think they said it a lot.

You did. You didn't use your first one until #10.

I'm in pretty much the same boat as Decker with slightly worse answers. I didn't slam #10, though.

I slammed Ginny Weasley for #15. Not sure about that choice.

wow, i thought it would be doing way better. I guess now i'll struggle for "not last"

I thought that was the sensible choice given the other Weasleys either have a spouse/twin that are just as likely to be named or are barely characters in the movies.

Plus, she is Harry's wife.

6. REVERSE: Voldemort split his soul and placed it inside seven Horocruxes. Name one of them.

First, unfortunately, we must start with an incorrect answer.

Moving on to some matches.

Three people unfortunately chose...

Onto the unique answers!

Results after Round 6:

I'm just lucky mwbmis thought it was a ring.

Well, I meant to pick the Gaunt ring. I just stupidly named it incorrectly. The Gaunt family were heirs to Slytherin and Peverell.

Perhaps I'm being too picky, but there were objects specifically assigned to three of the original founders of Hogwarts, and for Slytherin, it was a locket. I probably would've given you the points if you'd just said "ring," but to me, assigning it to Slytherin made it an incorrect answer. I'm willing to hear counter arguments, though.

You're right. The answer was incorrect. It didn't belong to Slytherin. It was actually a Peverell ring passed down to the Gaunt family.

Twenty points* to Mwbmis House for being understanding!



* not really

Given I knew I boxed question 19 almost immediately after I sent in my answers that's probably the end for me.

Funny how everybody stayed away from the objects and chose the two living horcruxes.

I chose the snake because I thought it would be more unique-y not to go with an object. I guess I needed to use reverse psychology on myself: choose the opposite of what I think is unique because the other players will be thinking the same way.

I was surprised OWJ slammed the snake. It's not quite Aunt Beru because of the limited number of answers, but it still seemed kind of random. But it did turn out to be the sheepiest answer, so I guess he was crazy like a fox.

7. Name a member of the Order of the Phoenix.

There were 37 possible answers to this question. But only six of them made an appearance in our game:

A round of applause for:

Yeah, one slam results in a 6 point swing, the other gets a 14 point swing. I just can't get used to the logic behind slamming reverses.

Oh holy fuck I should have slammed this !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Now for some sheepiness: