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About the Comic!
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Time-Rules Quidditch
Time-Rules Quidditch was adopted in the early 2000s by a vote of the coaches as a variant on Snitch-Ruled Quidditch. Advocated heavily by Harry and Ginny Potter, along with support
from their friend, Viktor Krum, the variant sport was first adopted into the school system, and has since gained worldwide support. Several basic rule changes are in effect:
- Games are 60 minutes long, with 4 fifteen minute quarters, on a timer similar to those used in many Muggle sports. This changes the former rule of the game ending when the Snitch is
caught.
- The Snitch is released once per quarter, with a value of 50 points each time.
- The Seeker may play in any position on the field if desired.
- Penalties don't provide a free shot, but require the offending player to sit out of the game in a "penalty box" for 1 minute of game-time (similar to Hockey).
The primary reason for the rule changes was to reinvigorate teamplay in the support, and restore some of the importance to the other players, since the majority of games were won by the
Seeker. Under the new rules, games are frequently undecided until the bitter end.
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