03-21-2011, 06:32 AM
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SS Featured AuthorTürk Bilgini Bugbear
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Hogwarts RPG Name: Sarani Glass Graduated x12
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Originally Posted by Rosiana Price Elle breathed deeply to clear her thoughts, pointed her wand at a nearby bush, shut her eyes tightly, tapped it twice while muttering, "Disillusiona."
A second later, she could not find any trace of the berry bush. It had disappeared! She grinned widely and returned it back to normal with a Finite. The Slytherin had chosen to cast the charm on a bush, but that was fine. "Good job," Jared said, noting that she had gotten the spell right on the first try. Excellent, especially for a first year. Quote:
Originally Posted by Wenzlebug Taking his wand out of its holster, he was ready to cast Disillusiona on his lantern but, yet again, a thing made him wonder. "Professor Descoteaux, our lanterns are still under the magnification charm, I believe. In general, is it okay if we cast a charm upon an already charmed object?" That matter always wondered him and he would very much appreciate an enlightening explanation. "That depends upon the charms already in place," Jared said, the green gaze shifting to the Hufflepuff prefect. "In this case, it's okay." In this case. "Most objects produced in the wizarding are charmed, even before they reach us. These lanterns, for example. The flame inside is charmed not to burn or cause damage. That's part of the manufacturing process." "To put it simply, most of the objects used by us are produced using - among other kinds of magic - charms, and that itself shows that, in general, it's okay to cast on an already charmed object. However, if an object had, say, a protective charm cast on it, casting another charm on it could cause trouble." In the end, it all came down to the charms already in place.
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