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ThreadIf transfiguration is permanent, then could you Untransfigure a muggle made clay pot back into clay?
If transfiguration is permanent, then could you Untransfigure a muggle made clay pot back into clay? Because if you can't then it means that whenever you transfigure an object, let's say a feather into a goblet, there is going to be some magic that is keeping the feather in its new form, and you merely remove said magic when you untransfigure said goblet back into a feather. However if we assume that transfiguration is permanent and there is no magic keeping the object in its new form,...
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ThreadAn Alternate Theory of Magic
"Class, I recognise that you've been studying magic for seven or more years now, and that some of you have been experiencing the magical world for even longer than that. What I ask of you now is to forget all that. Forget about enchantments and wands, potent potions and killer plants, great wizards, fell beasties and grim portents. Even forget the very word 'magic'. Forget all of it, except for one thing." Professor Carlisle allowed the class to react to his opening statement, letting...
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ThreadWards Theory
So we all know about wards, and what they are/do. Question is, how do they work? How are they made? How are they broken? In advance, I apologize for any rambling that may follow. I tend to write like I think in notes. • Point 1 : Wards are primarily defensive magics (I say primarily as just because I haven't thought of a straight offensive use doesn't mean there isn't one). This suggests they do not move, but is it possible to ward a motile object and have the ward move with it? So we know...
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ThreadWhere the spell hits...
Hi, there. I was just wondering, does it matter where you get hit with a spell? I mean, would it affect the effectiveness of the spell? For example, say you get hit with a Stunner on your little finger, for some reason. Would you still be Stunned? Or would the effect be altered? And with spells like Conjunctivitis Curse, if you hit someone with it, say, on their leg, would the spell still work? Or does it have to hit the eyes, or general thereabouts? Thanks in...
