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Maxilocks · 03-20-2011, 04:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Imsosikk07

Elektra said to herself under her breath. "Disillusinment?? Sounds like something you need for a shower."

The thing about having a class in the Forbidden Forest? One could hear pretty much everything being said.

"It seems things aren't always what they sound," Jared grinned.

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Originally Posted by McFeisty

"The disillusionment ch-charm isn't that wh-what they use on c-comet 360's?" She asked, stammering in fear.

"The Comet 360?" Jared repeated. "Not to the best of my knowledge." Broomstick modification had been a trade for ages, but he had no knowledge of Disillusionment Charms being built into a regular broom. Of course, the Flying Instructor should know that kind of thing better than he did.

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"The Disillusionment Charm causes colour blending," Jared agreed. "But that's not the same as the Bedazzling Hex." He paused as Kurumi asked the difference and the Hufflepuff presented his own thoughts, before proceeding to explain.

"The differences in incantations and wand movements aside, the first real difference is in the nature of the spells: the standard Disillusionment Charm, being a charm, involves no discomfort if cast correctly; but the Bedazzling Hex, being a hex, does involve minor discomfort. The Disillusionment Charm is used to blend the target into the background; the Bedazzling Hex creates an optical illusion, disturbing the vision of those that see the target so that the target can escape notice."

That was two points for Hufflepuff.

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Originally Posted by Rosiana Price

The First Year raised her hand and smiled. "The Disillusionment Charm hides something. It works like a chameleon, blending with its surroundings. It is usually cast to hide special creatures and anything related to the wizarding world from muggles. It's also known as the Invisibility Cloak in other words. It is also used to creat an illusion, not to remove one."

"Not known as the Invisibility Cloak," Jared corrected. "The production of Invisibility Cloaks involves a wide range of magic. Disillusionment charms are a part of this magic, but not all of it."

"Take two points for Slytherin."

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Originally Posted by Zebragirl

She answered, but got distracted, so she tripped up on a tree root.
"I'm ok" she quickly added, though no-one was listening...

Jared's gaze flickered towards the Gryffindor, making sure she was okay. Maybe he ought to have made the students come to a stop six or so feet from the stream, and not four.

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Originally Posted by Orion Black

A Disillussionist Charm is something that turns something that was once not invisible, invisible..... In a way, professor. A demiguise has that ability, that's why they make the invisibility cloaks out of their hair. But, unlike the invisibility cloak, which can be removed, the charm has to be removed by a skillled charmsmen. Not unlike yourself, sir."

Jared had not expected someone to bring the demiguise up. He smiled, the usual faint-but-there smile. "The one major difference between an Invisibility Cloak containing a demiguise's hair and the Disillusionment Charm is the effect," he said. "Invisibility cloaks make one disappear from another's sight. The Disillusionment Charm, on the other hand, does not make one "disappear" - it makes one blend in. Take two points for Slytherin."

Skilled charmsman? "Finite does the trick."

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Originally Posted by McFeisty

"Could we break the charm or curse whichever it is?" She asked, intrigued, bewildered, and scared at the same time.

"Never try to nullify magic if you don't know its exact nature," Jared said. "Unless you absolutely have to." If, say, your life depended upon it.

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Originally Posted by HaRoHeGiNeLu

"IT MAKES YOU INVISIBLE!!!" Ellie was obviously quite excited about this.

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Originally Posted by Anna Banana

"It's a charm used to hide something, like a magical creature or object from a Muggle," she answered. "It actually causes an object to blend into whatever is behind it."

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Originally Posted by Miss Lissy Lou

He raised his hand at the professors question with a smile. "It's like an invisibility cloak, but not really. It basically allows you to blend into your surroundings, like a chameleon, so you look invisible," he explained.

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Originally Posted by Mordanyes

Oooo, K-Lee knew the answer! "It turns you into a human chameleon! When you have the charm on you, you blend into the background."

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Originally Posted by Herminny

"Well a disolutionment charm changes the thing or things it is placed.on took completely blend in with the surrounding area and thus we cannot see the rough terrain but we certainly can feel it", Chloe responded as she carefully started took explore the area for a bit being very carefull took stay away from the water.

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Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie

"P-P-Professor," Kurumi said raising her hand from behind Patroclus. "A-A Disillusionment Charm that is used to hide something. As was mentioned, it causes an object to take on the appearance of what is behind it, therefore rendering it invisible. I've read it is a common spell used when making Invisibility Cloaks." She paused to peek a her head around the opposite side and look at the lake.

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Originally Posted by nogoodforyou

"The Disillusionment charm is a spell that makes the object or the person... invisible," the girl said, but she was kind of rambling. "I mean... not exactly invisible, but the spell helps you hide something, or turn it into something like a chameleon." That was a bit better, wasn't it?

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Originally Posted by dragon_star

"A Disillusionment Charm makes you blend in to your surroundings." Savannah said simply and in the easiest way. "And," she added. "It is the most common way to make an invisibility cloak, my dad told me so." She smirked just a tiny bit, which can't be seen with a naked eye.

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Originally Posted by hpfan18

Belle raised her hand, she asked "Isn't a disillusionment charm a charm where you invisible but you blend into your surroundings?"

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Originally Posted by Zebragirl

"A disillusionment charm allows you to blend into the surroundings behind you, like a Chameleon, so your not invisible but no-one can see you."

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Originally Posted by grangerfan8

"It's a charm used to hide creatures and objects in plain sight. Humans too." She belatedly raised her hand. "Feels funny when its cast on you."

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Originally Posted by ArianaBlack

"It makes you appear invisible?"She have her best guess. The name disillusionment was a big hint. Nika looked at the stream. She took her teachers warning seriously. Nika was not about to let her clumsiness kick in. Not now.

Jared nodded. "Take two points each. The Disillusionment Charm is a spell that turns one into a live 'chameleon' - the target takes on the appearance of its surroundings, and so appears invisible. This means it cannot be seen, but this definitely doesn't mean that it cannot be heard and felt, and forgetting that has caused some very good witches and wizards, a huge amount of trouble." Point to remember.

"Disillusionment magic has been around for centuries. The earliest Disillusionment charms were hard to cast, short-lived and weak. There are several kinds of approved Disillusionment charms regularly used today, but the standard Disillusionment Charm is Disillusiona. There's Disillusionment charm-work here -" He looked around the place - "But of what nature, one cannot be sure. It must be remembered that there are creatures and beings other than humans that have magic." House-elves being a common example. "It's unlikely that we'll ever know all of these creatures or all the kinds of magic that exist in the wizarding world, just as it's unlikely that we'll ever know the exact reason someone -" Or something - "Decided to make use of such strong Disillusionment Magic here. In -" He broke off, as the Baron returned.

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Originally Posted by Bloody Baron

"Leave," he said, and glided away.

"We're moving on from this spot," Jared said. "Please pick up your lanterns -" Some of the students had placed them on the ground - "And follow the Baron."

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Maxilocks SS Featured Author Türk Bilgini Bugbear Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: {in a leap of faith} Posts: 31,791 Hogwarts RPG Name: Sarani Glass Graduated x12	♥ Mrs. Itachi Uchiha™ & MAJNOO! : Bleach & Kyo & Natsume ♥ [ Maxh!Jesh ] Quote: Originally Posted by Imsosikk07 Elektra said to herself under her breath. "Disillusinment?? Sounds like something you need for a shower." The thing about having a class in the Forbidden Forest? One could hear pretty much everything being said. "It seems things aren't always what they sound," Jared grinned. Quote: Originally Posted by McFeisty "The disillusionment ch-charm isn't that wh-what they use on c-comet 360's?" She asked, stammering in fear. "The Comet 360?" Jared repeated. "Not to the best of my knowledge." Broomstick modification had been a trade for ages, but he had no knowledge of Disillusionment Charms being built into a regular broom. Of course, the Flying Instructor should know that kind of thing better than he did. Text Cut: Bedazzling hex Quote: Originally Posted by Wenzlebug And the professor told them about the ground. Was it Disillusioned? "The Disillusionment Charm causes color blending, same as the Bedazzling hex, making the object or person mimic the appearance of its surroundings." He finished, heaving a faint sigh as a soft breeze blew behind his neck. Quote: Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie "Um...P-Professor, what is the difference between the Disillusionment Charm and the Bedazzling Hex?" Besides the use of charm and hex in the name that is. Quote: Originally Posted by Wenzlebug Difference between the Disillusionment Charm and the Bedazzling Hex? Cedric turned to the professor, expecting an enlightening answer from the guy. "There's no difference between the two, sir, right? Or if there is, nobody can tell." But yeah, the professor might have a better answer that would enlighten them all. "The Disillusionment Charm causes colour blending," Jared agreed. "But that's not the same as the Bedazzling Hex." He paused as Kurumi asked the difference and the Hufflepuff presented his own thoughts, before proceeding to explain. "The differences in incantations and wand movements aside, the first real difference is in the nature of the spells: the standard Disillusionment Charm, being a charm, involves no discomfort if cast correctly; but the Bedazzling Hex, being a hex, does involve minor discomfort. The Disillusionment Charm is used to blend the target into the background; the Bedazzling Hex creates an optical illusion, disturbing the vision of those that see the target so that the target can escape notice." That was two points for Hufflepuff. Quote: Originally Posted by Rosiana Price The First Year raised her hand and smiled. "The Disillusionment Charm hides something. It works like a chameleon, blending with its surroundings. It is usually cast to hide special creatures and anything related to the wizarding world from muggles. It's also known as the Invisibility Cloak in other words. It is also used to creat an illusion, not to remove one." "Not known as the Invisibility Cloak," Jared corrected. "The production of Invisibility Cloaks involves a wide range of magic. Disillusionment charms are a part of this magic, but not all of it." "Take two points for Slytherin." Quote: Originally Posted by Zebragirl She answered, but got distracted, so she tripped up on a tree root. "I'm ok" she quickly added, though no-one was listening... Jared's gaze flickered towards the Gryffindor, making sure she was okay. Maybe he ought to have made the students come to a stop six or so feet from the stream, and not four. Quote: Originally Posted by Orion Black A Disillussionist Charm is something that turns something that was once not invisible, invisible..... In a way, professor. A demiguise has that ability, that's why they make the invisibility cloaks out of their hair. But, unlike the invisibility cloak, which can be removed, the charm has to be removed by a skillled charmsmen. Not unlike yourself, sir." Jared had not expected someone to bring the demiguise up. He smiled, the usual faint-but-there smile. "The one major difference between an Invisibility Cloak containing a demiguise's hair and the Disillusionment Charm is the effect," he said. "Invisibility cloaks make one disappear from another's sight. The Disillusionment Charm, on the other hand, does not make one "disappear" - it makes one blend in. Take two points for Slytherin." Skilled charmsman? *"Finite* does the trick." Quote: Originally Posted by McFeisty "Could we break the charm or curse whichever it is?" She asked, intrigued, bewildered, and scared at the same time. "Never try to nullify magic if you don't know its exact nature," Jared said. "Unless you absolutely have to." If, say, your life depended upon it. Text Cut*: Responses <3* Quote: Originally Posted by HaRoHeGiNeLu "IT MAKES YOU INVISIBLE!!!" Ellie was obviously quite excited about this. Quote: Originally Posted by Anna Banana "It's a charm used to hide something, like a magical creature or object from a Muggle," she answered. "It actually causes an object to blend into whatever is behind it." Quote: Originally Posted by Miss Lissy Lou He raised his hand at the professors question with a smile. "It's like an invisibility cloak, but not really. It basically allows you to blend into your surroundings, like a chameleon, so you look invisible," he explained. Quote: Originally Posted by Mordanyes Oooo, K-Lee knew the answer! "It turns you into a human chameleon! When you have the charm on you, you blend into the background." Quote: Originally Posted by Herminny "Well a disolutionment charm changes the thing or things it is placed.on took completely blend in with the surrounding area and thus we cannot see the rough terrain but we certainly can feel it", Chloe responded as she carefully started took explore the area for a bit being very carefull took stay away from the water. Quote: Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie "P-P-Professor," Kurumi said raising her hand from behind Patroclus. "A-A Disillusionment Charm that is used to hide something. As was mentioned, it causes an object to take on the appearance of what is behind it, therefore rendering it invisible. I've read it is a common spell used when making Invisibility Cloaks." She paused to peek a her head around the opposite side and look at the lake. Quote: Originally Posted by nogoodforyou "The Disillusionment charm is a spell that makes the object or the person... invisible," the girl said, but she was kind of rambling. "I mean... not exactly invisible, but the spell helps you hide something, or turn it into something like a chameleon." That was a bit better, wasn't it? Quote: Originally Posted by dragon_star "A Disillusionment Charm makes you blend in to your surroundings." Savannah said simply and in the easiest way. "And," she added. "It is the most common way to make an invisibility cloak, my dad told me so." She smirked just a tiny bit, which can't be seen with a naked eye. Quote: Originally Posted by hpfan18 Belle raised her hand, she asked "Isn't a disillusionment charm a charm where you invisible but you blend into your surroundings?" Quote: Originally Posted by Zebragirl "A disillusionment charm allows you to blend into the surroundings behind you, like a Chameleon, so your not invisible but no-one can see you." Quote: Originally Posted by grangerfan8 "It's a charm used to hide creatures and objects in plain sight. Humans too." She belatedly raised her hand. "Feels funny when its cast on you." Quote: Originally Posted by ArianaBlack "It makes you appear invisible?"She have her best guess. The name disillusionment was a big hint. Nika looked at the stream. She took her teachers warning seriously. Nika was not about to let her clumsiness kick in. Not now. Jared nodded. "Take two points each. The Disillusionment Charm is a spell that turns one into a live 'chameleon' - the target takes on the appearance of its surroundings, and so appears invisible. This means it cannot be seen, but this definitely doesn't mean that it cannot be heard and felt, and forgetting that has caused some very good witches and wizards, a huge amount of trouble." Point to remember. "Disillusionment magic has been around for centuries. The earliest Disillusionment charms were hard to cast, short-lived and weak. There are several kinds of approved Disillusionment charms regularly used today, but the standard Disillusionment Charm is Disillusiona. There's Disillusionment charm-work here -" He looked around the place - "But of what nature, one cannot be sure. It must be remembered that there are creatures and beings other than humans that have magic." House-elves being a common example. "It's unlikely that we'll ever know all of these creatures or all the kinds of magic that exist in the wizarding world, just as it's unlikely that we'll ever know the exact reason someone -" Or something - "Decided to make use of such strong Disillusionment Magic here. In -" He broke off, as the Baron returned. Quote: Originally Posted by Bloody Baron "Leave," he said, and glided away. "We're moving on from this spot," Jared said. "Please pick up your lanterns -" Some of the students had placed them on the ground - "And follow the Baron."