1. Imperius (could be used for everything, f.e. why read the mind if you can order ppl to just tell you what you want?)
2. Obliviate (after I use the Imperius or somthing else, so that they dont remember)
3. Phoenix as a "pet" (he can grab me and travel were i want to go plus the tears and the whole flying infront of me to take something for me)
4. Metamorphmagus (to blend in)
5. Disillusionment Charm just for the fun of it / when you guys have spells of your one then maybe a Horcrux (would be hard to say whats better)

 

I am shocked potions seem to be non-existent, Which shocks me, SHOCKS ME.

1. Felix Felicis
2. Apparation
3. Metamorhpmagus
4. Imperius Curse
5. Reducto


1. Felix Felicis
2. Animagus
3. Apparation
4. Incendio
5. Supersensory Charm

 

Actually, I've put some more thought into it and have come up with a perfect Anti-DLPer combinaion.

1) Anti-Apparation Charm
2) Petrificus Totalus
3) Finite Incantatem
4) Protego
5) Avada Kedavra

That just about covers everything you can do to a person, with the shield charm and the universal reversal spell. Petrificus Totalus can be used to immobilise those who you don't want to involve or if you don't want to make it obvious that you can use magic... Who can tell the difference between suicide by cliff jumping and being thrown off while paralised? Anti-apparation charms mean your vaunted apparation is useless, and Avada Kedavra takes care of the obvious. Perfect.

 

Perfect, except that it doesn't really do much except protect you from other magic users lol.

 

CSI: Crime scene investigation can. YOU GUNNA GET CAUGHT!

 

I want:
1) Philosopher's Stone.
2) repario
3) animagus
4) apparition
5) The best healing spell they have.

 

Course it does, since the number of spells is limited to five I am assuming that others would be more likely to use the imperius curse as their main offensive weapon, since it is much more versatile than the killing curse. The downside of that is that it can be blocked by a shield charm, unlike Avada Kedavra. Thus with the protego I have closed off all alleys of attack other than the Killing curse.

Finite Incantatem can be used to counter almost any spell that gets through my defences, unless they're physically damaging of course, and the anti-apparation charm brings all of you who chose apparation back down to the manuevrability of a normal human.

Offensively I have both the petrifying charm, which is uncounterable when you don't have a partner (and because the average DLPer is unlikely to trust anyone enough to watch their back...), and the Killing curse, which basically speak for themselves. Avada Kedavra is especially good for fighting those with shield charms because of its magically unblockable nature.

 

1. Portkeys
2. Imperious
3. Obliviate
4. Metamorphmagus
5. disillusionment charm

1. I'd want the spell to mark the other DLP'ers with the Dark Mark, then you'd have to use that vaunted apparition to come to me!
2. Avada Kedavra
3. Imperio
4. Fidelius Charm
5. Philosophers stone

 

Metamorph ability would be cool and so useful.
I'd love a phoenix as a Familiar

 

Hum...
A)
1. Accio (always loved that one);
2. Metamorphmagus;
3. Apparation;
4. Legilimency;
5. Imperius.

B)
1. Apparation;
2. Legilimency;
3. Time turner;
4. Metamorphmagus;
5. Confundus charm.

We can try, can't we?

Edit -> I could trade the imperius for parseltongue... It would be fun...

 

Dark Lords do not share power, and I don't think there's a single person among us who would claim to be a 'Light' wizard, if we had the power .

 

/me looks at his name. I would share power. Maybe. Possibly. Most likely not. >_>

 

Scenario 1
1. Imperious
2. Apparation
3. Animagus
4. Legilimency
5. Disillusionment Charm

Scenario 2
1. Avada Kedavra
2. Apparation
3. Occlumency
4. Dumbledore's Fire-whip spell (That always interested me.)
5. Some sort of Shield Spell (Couldn't think of anything to put here.)

 

Maybe we can take different countries?

 

We can share the power to take over the world... Then we can fight all we want =)

 

There are some combinations that don't make sense, IMHO.

Imperius + Legilimency: Someone already said it, why use Legilimency when you can force them to tell you everything?

Imperius + Metamorph: You don't need the Imperious. Most people will do everything if asked or influenced by the right person. You could even make someone kill himself by impersonating friends and family and fucking with his mind. Be creative.

Avada Kedavra + Petrificus Totalus: Why have an extra killing spell when you can petrify someone and then decide to let him live or kill him with kitchenware?

Imperius + Obliviate: Why make someone forget with a spell when you can order him to forget?

 

Since I did both of these, I picked Legilimancy more as filler then anything else. But if you want a reason then I picked it for when I want people to have their own personality when I'm talking to them.

Key word being most in the second one. Imperious gives you no hassle. The metamorph ability was more so that when I grow in imortality, I can still look as young as I want.

 

Because unless you have Oblivate as well then they're going to remember you putting them under the Imperius.

You're thinking too small a scale. One of my plans for the Imperius was to go into politics and "convince" the world that a one-world government with me as its head is the best idea.

You can't do that with Metamorphagus.

I think you're rather overpowering the Imperius here. For a start, I don't think the Imperius has ever been show to have lasting effects after the spell has been lifted. Secondly there is a limit to what you can order people to do. For example, you could tell a person to fly as much as you wanted, but unless they knew the flying charm they wouldn't be able to do it. Same with ordering someone to forget. Unless they know the Obliviate, they can't forget, because humans can't forget things on demand.