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|incantation=Capilliffindo | |incantation=Capilliffindo | ||
|pronunciation=CAP-ill-if-FIN-doh | |pronunciation=CAP-ill-if-FIN-doh | ||
|spell branch=Hexes | |spell branch= | ||
|magical discipline=Hexes | |||
|appearance=A spiral made up of blue lights, each like a knife of cutting air. | |appearance=A spiral made up of blue lights, each like a knife of cutting air. | ||
|description=Variations include the Hair Removal Curse, though the standard casting does not permanently bald a person. The helix of the spell alters its course to strike the target on the head, instantly shaving off their hair in chunks until bald. Hair restoration methods include various charms, potions and hair tonics any good healer or hairdresser would know. A specialized form of the Severing Charm ''[[Diffindo]]''. | |description=Variations include the Hair Removal Curse, though the standard casting does not permanently bald a person. The helix of the spell alters its course to strike the target on the head, instantly shaving off their hair in chunks until bald. Hair restoration methods include various charms, potions and hair tonics any good healer or hairdresser would know. A specialized form of the Severing Charm ''[[Diffindo]]''. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:27, 21 October 2014
Spell Name: Instant Scalping Hex
Incantation: Capilliffindo
Pronunciation: CAP-ill-if-FIN-doh
Spell Branch:
Magical Discipline(s): Hexes
Appearance: A spiral made up of blue lights, each like a knife of cutting air.
Description: Variations include the Hair Removal Curse, though the standard casting does not permanently bald a person. The helix of the spell alters its course to strike the target on the head, instantly shaving off their hair in chunks until bald. Hair restoration methods include various charms, potions and hair tonics any good healer or hairdresser would know. A specialized form of the Severing Charm Diffindo.
Regulations: Legal
Skill Level: Intermediate to Advanced
Etymology: From Latin capillius, meaning “hair” and diffindo
References:
- Casey O'Doherty performs the spell during a hex blocking experiment with Alvis Norling [1]
Notes:
