After Scabior tested if it was safe to cross the now-broken protections, the Snatchers charged onto the Wooden Bridge. McGonagall refused to allow him to put her students in danger, causing him to spit in her face in anger. The scene switched for the sixth time and was the same memory Harry saw before when he peeked into Snape's Pensieve during their Occlumency lessons in his fifth year.

The trio was joined by Fred Weasley and Percy Weasley, each of them duelling a separate Death Eater. When he asked about artefacts associated with Rowena Ravenclaw, Harry was told about her lost diadem, and he decided that it was almost certainly what Voldemort would have used for his Horcrux. Harry then learnt that Snape had revealed the prophecy made by Sybill Trelawney (not knowing, at first, that it was referring to Lily and her family) to Voldemort, prompting the Dark Lord to attack the Potters in an attempt to prevent its fulfilment. They narrowly missed being killed by the inferno, and upon getting out of the room they collapsed on the hallway floor. The scene dissolved and reformed into a new one: Snape telling Lily about Hogwarts and magic, including Azkaban and the Dementors.Harry told Aberforth that Albus had taught him how to finish You-Know-Who, and he was going to keep going until he succeeded, or died. Because the game is cooperative, those attack tokens remain on that villain as the other players take their turns and contribute additional attack tokens to the villains.

He realised it was the man's eye he had been seeing in the mirror, and that this must mean that the man had sent Dobby to rescue them during the Skirmish at Malfoy Manor. Infuriated that Crabbe had actually attempted murder, Harry fired a Stunning Spell at Crabbe, who inadvertently knocked Malfoy's wand out of his hand before firing a second Killing Curse at Ron, who pursued in rage while Goyle was Disarmed by Harry and Stunned by Hermione. On 1 August 1997, Minister for Magic Rufus Scrimgeour was secretly captured by Voldemort and interrogated for the whereabouts of Harry Potter. Harry entered the room, not knowing why he was approaching the dying man, not knowing what to feel as he saw Snape's white face and as Snape tried to staunch the bloody wound at his neck. Harry thought that Snape was surely dead, but McGonagall bitterly commented that, unlike Dumbledore, Snape had a wand and had learned a few tricks from his master, Voldemort.Hermione said that Professor Dumbledore cared about Harry, very much, but Aberforth said that many of the people his brother genuinely cared about very much ended up in a worse state than if he had left them alone. Dumbledore says that Harry is the better man, and with tears in his eyes he says that the Hallows are a desperate man's dream and lure for fools, and that Dumbledore was one such fool. I say that because there isn’t quite as much room for comboing off of other players or even your own deck as I’d personally like. At this, he pulled out of the Snitch he had inherited from Dumbledore, the first Snitch he had ever caught, and understanding was coming to him quickly. Aberforth told the young wizards to get away from the school, out of the country if they could; forget Dumbledore and his clever schemes.

Neville told everyone to calm down, and Harry saw that they were in an enormous room with many multicoloured hammocks strung from the ceiling.

The current face up Location card shows how many Dark Arts cards must be resolved at the start of a player’s turn. From his resemblance to his late brother, Harry deduced that the man was Aberforth Dumbledore: the younger brother of the late Albus Dumbledore.

If the Heroes are victorious, they get to open the next Book box, remove the contents, read the additional rules, add in the new cards to their respective decks, and dive into a new challenge! Your new card/s get added straight to your discard pile which will eventually be recycled into your deck thus letting you play the new stuff. Harry poured Snape's memories into the Pensieve, and hoping to briefly escape his own mind, entered the basin. Snape reluctantly agreed, making Dumbledore promise never to tell anyone that he was protecting James Potter's son, ever. During the Battle of the Seven Potters, Harry's wand recognised Voldemort when the Dark Lord pursued Harry, and it regurgitated some of Voldemort's own magic against him, magic much more powerful than anything Lucius's wand had ever performed; Lucius's wand had no chance against the combined power of Harry's enormous courage against Voldemort's own deadly skill.

When the flask was full, Snape's grip on Harry's robes slackened and he asked to look into Harry's green eyes (as the latter had inherited his mother's). As another bald Death Eater (possibly being Jugson) tried to Apparate through one of the windows, he was spotted by Kingsley Shacklebolt, who hit him with a momentum-reversing spell which stopped him dead then sent him flying right back out to his death. The fight was resolved when Snape was satisfied when Lily criticised James as an " arrogant toerag". Seamus Finnigan told the trio that the DA had been hiding out there for nearly two weeks, as neither Headmaster Snape nor the Carrows could get in.