
"With a BrickScore of 78.4 and 3,570 owner ratings averaging 4.8 out of 5, The Rise of Voldemort is a clear Recommended pick that punches well above its 184-piece count: the four exclusive, film-faithful minifigures, including the brilliantly conceived rudimentary Voldemort, make it one of the best-value Harry Potter sets ever released."
Reviewers across Brickset and Jay's Brick Blog consistently praise The Rise of Voldemort as an exceptional value play in the Harry Potter line, with the minifigure lineup being the clear star of the show. The graveyard setting is competent and atmospheric, but everyone agrees the four exclusive figures, especially the clever use of a baby-in-papoose piece to represent rudimentary Voldemort, elevate this far above what the 184-piece count suggests. Owner sentiment matches the expert enthusiasm: 3,570 ratings average 4.8 out of 5, with 96% of LEGO.com buyers saying they would recommend it, making this one of the most broadly loved small sets in the Harry Potter theme.
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"This set includes four brilliant minifigures, along with Voldemort's rudimentary body and the graveyard, but costs £19.99 or $19.99 so appears to offer exceptionally good value!"
Brickset Reviews
"Like Expecto Patronum, this is yet another easy set to like."
Jay's Brick Blog"it's kind of a remake of the old graveyard ghoul set"
BrickQueen
"This set includes four brilliant minifigures, along with Voldemort's rudimentary body and the graveyard, but costs £19.99 or $19.99 so appears to offer exceptionally good value!"

"Like Expecto Patronum, this is yet another easy set to like."
"it's kind of a remake of the old graveyard ghoul set"






Owners rate this Goblet of Fire graveyard set highly for its exclusive minifigures and faithful scene recreation, with the main criticism being the absence of Cedric Diggory given his importance to the scene.
Amazon4.8
LEGO.com4.6