Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

To be honest, we had to look up this Triwizard business in the dictionary. "Tri" comes the Latin meaning "three," "Wizard" from Old English meaning "kid with a small stick." In any case, we're presenting screens of two of the Triwizard Tournaments. But just so you know what you're looking at, here's a little overview of the first two challenges.

The first tournament is The Dragon. Harry has to use the Accio Charm to get through this one. Face-to-face with the Horntail (the etymology there should be relatively unnecessary), Harry uses the Accio to bring forth Firebolt. On his broom, Harry approaches the egg. Unfortunately, the Horntail breaks free and chases Harry all around the grounds of Hogwart's. Being the super cool kid that he is, Harry finally prevails, escaping from the Horntail and grabbing the golden egg.

Once you manage to complete the first tournament, you'll move on to tournament two, the Lake. As Harry readies himself for the challenge, he's distraught that Ron and Hermione haven't shown up to watch him compete against the other champions. Professional that he is, Harry goes ahead and eats the Gillyweed before heading into the Black Lake. From here he swims to the underwater ruins and is forced to rescue two people he discovers there. Along the way Harry will have to rely on jinxes to defeat the Grindylows that come after him.

Once completed you can revisit each of these levels to try to get a better time or better score. Check the media page for even more images of the tournament.

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