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"With a BrickScore of 53.8, the Hogwarts Castle: Dueling Club is a divisive small set where Lockhart's exclusive minifig and a fun play mechanism struggle to overcome a weak standalone case and a hard-to-justify price tag — wait for a sale unless you're completing the Hogwarts playset line."
Reviewers are split on this small 158-piece Harry Potter set. Brick Fanatics found genuine charm in the clever quick-draw play mechanism and well-chosen minifigure lineup, calling it a good value at its lower price point. Hoth Bricks was far less impressed, arguing the set functions poorly as a standalone and is essentially an overpriced expansion accessory for the larger 76435 Hogwarts Castle: The Great Hall. Both agree the minifigures — particularly the new Gilderoy Lockhart variant — are the highlight, but diverge sharply on whether the price is justified.
Where they split: Brick Fanatics rated this a buy (72/100), praising the play mechanism and value at its price tier. Hoth Bricks rated it a skip (35/100), arguing the mechanism is meager, the set is nearly useless without 76435, and Amazon's already-discounted price signals the MSRP was never justified. The gap between these two verdicts is the sharpest point of disagreement.
"At face value it's the minifigures that do a lot of the heavy lifting for 76441 Hogwarts Castle: The Dueling Club"
Brick Fanatics
"I didn't think much of this product with its limited inventory and its public price a priori much too high for what the box really has to offer"
Hoth Bricks"At face value it's the minifigures that do a lot of the heavy lifting for 76441 Hogwarts Castle: The Dueling Club"
"I didn't think much of this product with its limited inventory and its public price a priori much too high for what the box really has to offer"
Amazon4.9
Walmart4.9
Target4.7LEGO.com4.9
