Quidditch?

Explain the concept of playing quidditch on this. Please.

Well, From what I've gathered from the HP books and Movies I will tell you what I Know about Quidditch, I may be slightly wrong And miss stuff out but nvm that.
Team Need:

Chasers
progress up and down the pitch passing the Quaffle by hand amongst themselves while keeping it away from the other team, in an attempt to score goals by throwing it through one of their opponent's three goal hoops. basketball on broomsticks with six hoops"

Beaters:
Will Hit the Bludger, A Ball to the opposing team in an attempt to injure them or knock them off their brooms. They also stop the Bludger hitting their on Players. Btw they have BIG bats so don't argue with them.

Keeper
will protect the three goal hoops, in much the same way as a goalkeeper in football

Seeker, usually the lightest member of the team and equipped with the fastest broom, is charged with searching the pitch for, chasing down and eventually capturing, the elusive Golden Snitch. Seekers are the only players permitted to touch the Snitch.

Each team includes a captain, who may play any of the four roles. The captain helps the team practise and chooses the team players after the tryouts.

The Quaffle is spherical in shape (although it is shown with four large dimples in the films, appearing more as a tetrahedron), bright red in color, and approximately 12 inches (30 cm) in diameter, and about the weight of a soccer ball. It is explained in Quidditch Through the Ages that the Quaffle is enchanted to fall very slowly through the air when dropped to prevent players having to continuously dive to retrieve it. The backstory of Quidditch explains that the red color was instituted to create a stronger contrast between the Quaffle and mud. The Quaffle is also enchanted to make it easy to grip with only one hand.
Bludgers

The two Bludgers are big, hard, iron balls, approximately 10 inches (25 cm) in diameter. They are described as being bewitched to fly without any visible means of propulsion, although they do retain inertia, which makes them unable to change speed or direction swiftly. Their purpose in the game is to be an obstacle: they fly around attempting to hit players off their brooms indiscriminately. While it is possible to enchant them to seek out specific targets, as Dobby the house elf had done in Harry's second year,[HP2] it is illegal in the rules of the game.

The Golden Snitch, often referred to as simply the Snitch, is a small golden ball the approximate size of a walnut (roughly 1 inch (2.5 cm) in diameter). In the films, the wings on the Snitch are gold, although in the books it is described as having silver wings. The winged Snitch is enchanted to hover and dart around the pitch, avoiding capture while remaining within the boundaries of the playing area. Each team has a designated Seeker (most seekers are the lightest, fastest, and smallest players on their team), whose only task is to capture the Snitch. The team who catches the Snitch scores 150 points, and strictly speaking, only the capture of the Snitch will end the game. (However Quidditch Through The Ages describes an instance in which the team captains agreed to end the game without the capture of the Snitch, as the game had gone on for several months, and the captains were unhappy with their respective Seekers' performance.) Games have been known to last for months, so it is of key importance to catch the Golden Snitch as quickly as possible. It is also explained in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows that the Snitch has a "flesh memory", able to recall the first person who has touched it, and will respond only to the first person who caught it. This helps when there is a dispute about who caught the snitch first. Bowman Wright of Godric's Hollow was the first person to fashion a Golden Snitch, replacing the Golden Snidget bird, a magical creature resembling a hummingbird also mentioned in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, which was previously used in the game, but was replaced due to animal cruelty issues. No other player aside from the Seeker is allowed to touch the Snitch, and referees and Snitch makers wear gloves when handling them.


Hogwarts Quidditch Cup
Year Champions Year Book
1 Ravenclaw (presumed, known to have crushed Gryffindor in the last game) 1991/92 Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
2 Competition cancelled due to attacks on students 1992/93 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
3 Gryffindor 1993/94 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
4 Competition not scheduled due to Triwizard Tournament 1994/95 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
5 Gryffindor 1995/96 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
6 Gryffindor 1996/97 Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
7 Harry does not take part due to fighting Voldemort 1997/98 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows


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Professional Quidditch teams

The following teams are listed in Quidditch Through the Ages.
Team↓ Situated↓ Notes
Current Teams of Great Britain and Ireland
England Appleby Arrows[3] Appleby Colors are pale blue with a silver arrow. Founded in 1612. Has a rivalry with the Wasps (see below)
England Chudley Cannons[4] Chudleigh Bright orange and a double C with a speeding cannonball. The team's motto was originally "We shall conquer"; it was later changed to "Let's all just keep our fingers crossed and hope for the best." Ron Weasley is a fan of the team.
England Falmouth Falcons[5] Falmouth Dark grey & white robes with a Falcon on the chest.

Motto: "Let us win, but if we cannot win, let us break a few heads."
England Puddlemere United[6] Puddlemere Place does not exist in the muggle world. Navy blue robes with two crossed Bulrushes. Founded in 1163. Oliver Wood is picked for this team's reserve squad after graduating from Hogwarts. Albus Dumbledore's favourite side.
England Tutshill Tornados[7] Tutshill Sky blue robes with a double T in dark blue on the front and back; league success in 1995; accused of cheating. Cho Chang supported this team since she was six.
England Wimborne Wasps[8] Wimborne Horizontally striped robes of yellow and black and a Wasp on the chest. Ludo Bagman played for this team in his younger days.
Northern Ireland Ballycastle Bats[9] Ballycastle Black robes with a scarlet bat.
Republic of Ireland Kenmare Kestrels[10] Kenmare Emerald green robes with two yellow K's back to back. Founded in 1291
Scotland Montrose Magpies[11] Montrose Black and white robes with a magpie on the front and back
Scotland Pride of Portree[6] Portree Deep Purple Robes with a gold star on the chest Founded 1292
Scotland Wigtown Wanderers[7] Wigtown Blood red robes with a Meat Cleaver on the chest. Founded in 1422
Wales Caerphilly Catapults[12] Caerphilly Vertically striped robes of light green and scarlet. Founded in 1402. Beat the Karasjok Kites to win the 1956 European Cup Final.
Wales Holyhead Harpies[13] Holyhead Dark green robes with a golden talon on the chest. An all-female team whose members have first names that start with G. Founded in 1203. Between 1998 and 2017, Ginny Weasley spends several years playing for this team.
Other teams
Australia Thundelarra Thunderers[14] Perth There is a pastoral lease by that name in Western Australia - but not a town or locality. Has rivalry with Warriors (below)
Australia Wollongong Warriors[14] Wollongong Has a rivalry with the Thunders (above)
Bulgaria Vratsa Vultures[15] Vratsa Seven times champions of Europe
Canada Haileybury Hammers[16] Haileybury
Canada Moose Jaw Meteorites[16] Moose Jaw
Canada Stonewall Stormers[16] Stonewall
Ethiopia Gimbi Giant-Slayers[16] Gimbi
France Quiberon Quafflepunchers[15] Quiberon
Germany Heidelberg Harriers[17] Heidelberg
Japan Toyohashi Tengu[18] Toyohashi
Lithuania Gorodok Gargoyles Gorodok, Lithuania Ambiguous place name ("gorodok" means "town" in Russian). Won against the Toyohashi Tengu in 1994.
Luxembourg Bigonville Bombers[17] Bigonville
New Zealand Moutohora Macaws[14] Moutohora
Norway Karasjok Kites Kárášjohka - Karasjok Lost to the Caerphilly Catapults in the 1956 European Cup final.[19]
Peru Tarapoto Tree-Skimmers[18] Tarapoto
Poland Grodzisk Goblins[17] Grodzisk Ambiguous place name. Home team of Josef Wronski
Portugal Braga Broomfleet[17] Braga
Scotland Banchory Bangers Banchory "Team" now defunct
Tanzania Sumbawanga Sunrays[16] Sumbawanga
Togo Tchamba Charmers[16] Tchamba
Uganda Patonga Proudsticks[20] Patonga
United States Fitchburg Finches[21] Fitchburg Captain and seeker Maximus Brankovitch III also captained the USA team at the Quidditch World Cup several times.
United States Sweetwater All-Stars[21] Sweetwater Won a five-day match against the Quiberon Quafflepunchers in 1993

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He means how you play quidditch on habbo. From what I've gathered is that you have a red pod chair for the quaffle, a yellow one for the snitch and two brown ones for the bludger, this means that everybody who plays quidditch needs rights to the quidditch pitch. Then you make to sortve ef goals, and you have the players, when the snitch is dropped in a person has to move the snitch about until the seeker of one team manages to sit in it. As for the quaffle well, you us that in the same way you would use an ef football pod, and as for the bludgers, well the beaters have to sit in it and try to move it in front of one of the opponents so they will sit in it, if they sit in it, then they are immobile for five secnds.

Woah woah woah, Pahaha. I mean on habbo. yeah. Thanks AJ.

AJStyles57 wrote:He means how you play quidditch on habbo. From what I've gathered is that you have a red pod chair for the quaffle, a yellow one for the snitch and two brown ones for the bludger, this means that everybody who plays quidditch needs rights to the quidditch pitch. Then you make to sortve ef goals, and you have the players, when the snitch is dropped in a person has to move the snitch about until the seeker of one team manages to sit in it. As for the quaffle well, you us that in the same way you would use an ef football pod, and as for the bludgers, well the beaters have to sit in it and try to move it in front of one of the opponents so they will sit in it, if they sit in it, then they are immobile for five secnds.

Sounds Sweet! Im defo' turning up to Ravenclaw Tryouts!