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Featured Spell

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Fire Line Charm

  • Incantation: Flagrate
  • Spell Branch: Charms
  • Magical Disciplines: Enchantments
  • Appearance: Causes a fiery red trail to be produced by the caster's wand.
  • Description: With this spell, the caster's wand can leave fiery marks. The shape lingers for some time. It can be used to write text or symbols, and the writing lingers for some time after drawing it. The writing can be rearranged by the flick of a wand.
  • Regulations: None
  • Skill Level: Beginner
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Character of the Day

Feliks Spectre

Non-Player Character of the Day

Trouble

Character Statistics

  • Character Pages: 2050
  • Male: 1044
  • Female: 982
  • Other Gender: 24
  • Child: 62
  • Adult (17+): 1985

Did You Know?

Now, don't forget that nice wrist movement we've been practicing! The swish and flick! And saying the magic words properly is very important, too — never forget Wizard Baruffio, who said 's' instead of 'f' and found himself on the floor with a buffalo on his chest.
Professor Flitwick in Charms Class, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

Normally, spells require three main factors to be properly accounted for in order to succeed: wand movement, incantation and intent. If one does not move their wand in the correct way, does not speak the incantation properly and/or cannot retain their desired outcome in their imagination during casting then the spell will fail or backfire.

It should be noted that spells can be performed with or without speech and wands, though non-verbal and wandless spells are much more difficult and hence are usually not taught to practitioners until they reach a more advanced level, such as the sixth year of study at Hogwarts.

Most incantations derive from the Latin language (such as Accio) but there are also some English incantations (such as Obliviate or Stupefy).

A simplified analogy for the differentiation between Transfiguration and Charms is the difference between form and function or matter and energy; one is concerned with what the object is (its form - Transfigurations) whilst the other is concerned with what the object is doing (its function - Charms).(Full article...)


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