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vijaya · 01-08-2012, 08:50 AM

SPOILER!!: Professor

Zack looked up as the professor was still busy explaining things to the students. Gosh! this is so boring....why don't they just read instead of asking them....of course this is the time for some practical stuff, don't they know that?

Zack looked around to the ones from whom professor deducted the points. So bad.....using tone with a professor.....too bad! hehe.... Okay, so now he just had to keep waiting until all their doubts were cleared. Wait what? Another question? But i thought we were going out.....hmm.... i know this one though he thought and raised his hand to answer. "Professor, Finite and Finite Incantatem are different because they have a different effect on spells. Finite only helps to counter on single spell where as Finite Incantatem counters all the spells in that particular area." he said and brought his hand down. Hope we could go out after this one at least.

01-08-2012, 08:50 AM	#363 (permalink)
vijaya Formerly: leov DMT Mooncalf Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: India (GMT +5.5) Posts: 6,766 Hogwarts RPG Name: Gabriel Bateman First Year x1	«««==I Will Try======Fix You======coldplay==»»» SPOILER!!: Professor Quote: Originally Posted by Tegz Sigh. Not that she minded taking points but Althea didn't like being the baddie so to speak. But still, there were some things she would NOT tolerate. Simple. "The ways to end or negate spell effects include," And the words appeared on the blackboard as she spoke. "Use of a specific counterspell; use of a spell that opposes the specific spell effects; use of a generic counterspell; in some cases, the death of the caster; in some cases, lowering your wand and ceasing your focus; the use of potions to negate the effects in question ; preventing the spell from taking hold by blocking or warding against it ; wait for the spell effects to wear off on its own; use a series of spells to negate composite spell effects." "Of course not all of these methods are effective in all cases. Remember that charms, by nature tend to be longer-lasting. Think of magical, bewitched objects. The charms on these are not applied constantly, and the intent used to apply said charms does not need to be held in the original caster's mind in order for them to continue working." So the concept of lowering your wand really only worked while the charm was being cast in the first place. Mmmhmm. "The difference between Finite and Finite Incantatem is important to note. We're going to be using Finite to counter the charm I'm going to teach you today. Why do you think we will want to use Finite and NOT Finite Incantatem as the counterspell today?" Just a quick easy question. ooc: I don't need a million answers to this one, I'll reply once I have a few that are right and move on with the lesson. So if there are already several posts with the answer, but you still want to post/show you're participating, you can go ahead and have your charrie taking notes/listening etc instead of responding with the answer. Zack looked up as the professor was still busy explaining things to the students. Gosh! this is so boring....why don't they just read instead of asking them....of course this is the time for some practical stuff, don't they know that? Zack looked around to the ones from whom professor deducted the points. So bad.....using tone with a professor.....too bad! hehe.... Okay, so now he just had to keep waiting until all their doubts were cleared. Wait what? Another question? But i thought we were going out.....hmm.... i know this one though he thought and raised his hand to answer. "Professor, Finite and Finite Incantatem are different because they have a different effect on spells. Finite only helps to counter on single spell where as Finite Incantatem counters all the spells in that particular area." he said and brought his hand down. Hope we could go out after this one at least.