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The '''Chess Queen''' minifigure was a giant chess piece part of [[Professor McGonagall]]'s transfiguarted chessboard. It was the fourth task to get by that was guarding the Philosopher's Stone, and was part of the white chess team. Instead of a regular minifigure head, it has an oval-like piece and, instead of normal minifigure legs, a dress piece for her legs. She wields a white staff and a [[Belville]] crown. She is the chess figure that nearly killed [[Ron Weasley|Ron]].
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The '''Chess Queen''' minifigure was a giant chess piece part of [[Professor McGonagall]]'s transfigured chessboard. It was the fourth task to get by that was guarding the Philosopher's/Sorcerer's Stone, and was part of the white chess team. Instead of a regular minifigure head, it has a cylindrical piece and, instead of normal minifigure legs, a slope piece for her legs. She wields a white staff and a [[Belville]] crown. She is the chess figure that nearly killed [[Ron Weasley|Ron]].
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== Description ==
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She wears a silver crown over a white cylindrical piece that is used for her head. She has a plain white torso and a slanted white dress piece.
   
 
== Notes ==
 
== Notes ==
* In the video game, the Chess Queen is greatly redesigned even though she is already a [[minifigure]]. Also, she does not nearly kill [[Ron Weasley|Ron]] like she does in the book/movie, instead he trips on a sword and [[Hermione Granger|Hermione]] and {{M|Harry Potter|Harry}} go on without him. The developers did not want the game to be too violent. {{fact}}
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* In the video game, the Chess Queen is greatly redesigned, despite already being a [[minifigure]]. Also, she does not nearly kill [[Ron Weasley|Ron]] as she does in the book/movie, rather he trips on a sword and [[Hermione Granger|Hermione]] and {{M|Harry Potter|Harry}} move on without him.
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== Appearances ==
 
== Appearances ==
 
* [[4704 The Chamber of Winged Keys]]
 
* [[4704 The Chamber of Winged Keys]]
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=== Video Game Appearances ===
 
* ''[[LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4]]''
 
* ''[[LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4]]''
   
 
== Gallery ==
 
== Gallery ==
 
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chessqueen.jpg|The Chess Queen as seen in 4704
 
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Chessqueen.png|The Chess Queen as seen in [[LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4]]
 
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The Chess Queen minifigure was a giant chess piece part of Professor McGonagall's transfigured chessboard. It was the fourth task to get by that was guarding the Philosopher's/Sorcerer's Stone, and was part of the white chess team. Instead of a regular minifigure head, it has a cylindrical piece and, instead of normal minifigure legs, a slope piece for her legs. She wields a white staff and a Belville crown. She is the chess figure that nearly killed Ron.

Description

She wears a silver crown over a white cylindrical piece that is used for her head. She has a plain white torso and a slanted white dress piece.

Notes

  • In the video game, the Chess Queen is greatly redesigned, despite already being a minifigure. Also, she does not nearly kill Ron as she does in the book/movie, rather he trips on a sword and Hermione and Harry Potter move on without him.


Appearances

Video Game Appearances

Gallery

See also