Game, 'Harry Potter: Casting Stones Collectible Game', licenced from Warner Bros, made by Mattel, China, 2001.

A brown circular Tower Mat, made of fabric, which converts into a bag to carry your Casting Stones. It has a gold coloured elastic tag at the top to act as the fastener on the bag.

12 plastic casting stones (2 silver, 4 white, 6 brown) with a number printed in the middle and a shape on the back representing a spell, potion or a charm.

12 plastic turret gems (6 blue and 6 red). They are clear and oval in shape.

2 casting cards (1 double potion, 1 charms). They are square and have the title 'Harry Potter' printed on one side and a cream side with black text and symbols. This side has a red, blue and brown border.

Paper instruction leaflet folded several times. The original size is landscape A3. The leaflet is mainly cream and brown with illustrations of some of the spells or potions.

The cardboard box is brown/purple with the title 'Harry Potter: Casting Stones Collectible Game' printed on the front. It has some photographic images on the back of different parts of the game with text, printed in white to contextualise the images.

Harry Potter: Casting Stones Collectible Game is similar to a board game version of 'Rock-Paper-Scissors.' Players 'cast by rolling their allotted five coin-like 'asting Stones' to generate Spells, Potions or Charms, depending on which way the stones land. In true rock-paper-scissors spirit, a spell beats a potion, a potion beats a charm, and a charm beats a spell. The object is to beat your opponent's roll and end up putting a 'Gem' on one of the game board 'Turrets.' The first person to place four Gems on four consecutive Turrets wins.

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