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|pronunciation=fak-sih-MIH-lee-us PAHL-ax | |pronunciation=fak-sih-MIH-lee-us PAHL-ax | ||
|spell branch=Transfiguration | |spell branch=Transfiguration | ||
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|appearance=The wizard appears to rip the document in half | |appearance=The wizard appears to rip the document in half | ||
|description=Wandless magic. When performed properly, will result in each half of the document spawning the part that was ripped away, resulting in two identical copies. Done improperly, it will simply tear the document in half (though the wizard could theoretically mend it with ''Reparo'' and keep trying indefinitely). | |description=Wandless magic. When performed properly, will result in each half of the document spawning the part that was ripped away, resulting in two identical copies. Done improperly, it will simply tear the document in half (though the wizard could theoretically mend it with ''Reparo'' and keep trying indefinitely). | ||
Latest revision as of 05:31, 21 October 2014
Spell Name: Copy Spell
Incantation: Facsimilius Pollax
Pronunciation: fak-sih-MIH-lee-us PAHL-ax
Spell Branch: Transfiguration
Magical Discipline(s):
Appearance: The wizard appears to rip the document in half
Description: Wandless magic. When performed properly, will result in each half of the document spawning the part that was ripped away, resulting in two identical copies. Done improperly, it will simply tear the document in half (though the wizard could theoretically mend it with Reparo and keep trying indefinitely).
Regulations: Legal
Skill Level: Advanced
Etymology: Possibly from the English “facsimile”, the full word usually abbreviated “fax”, and Pollux, the twin of Castor in Greek mythology
References:
- As soon as Devlin handed over the notebook paper contract, Theodora took it in both hands and made like she was going to rip it in two! But instead of ripping it down the middle, she was left at the end of the gesture with two identical copies. One in one hand and one in the other. Perfect clones.
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