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Say, how would REH rewrite HP’s magic system? Honestly, there doesn’t seem to be many limits to what one can learn or do Also, REH’s magic wasn’t so direct or constantly in-use as I recall

@The Immortal Watch Dog I’m guessing Harry shot Voldemort with a revolver Not sure where he got it in the UK

Given that REH also made Detective stories, I think this could be Dresden Files-esque too Wizards, the "guardians" of the mortal world, keepers of sacred knowledge https://darkestdungeon.gamepedia.com/Ancestor Occasionally having to murder assholes like this guy

The Death Eaters would be cultists or be into forbidden magics Godric Gryffindor was a "Mage-Knight" who wandered the world killing all the cults he could find, many centuries ago I think one other thing Robert E. Howard's influence would make is how even ancient civilizations had their own...

Nice, no need to even remotely threaten or boast strength with that speech, I’m guessing he also ends up quickly lamenting how he now has to deal with some “Southerners” coming in and getting “slighted” at lots of small stuff when he just wants to build

Any chance you could do one for that Elendil & The Numenoreans in Beyond-The-Wall, Westeros idea I had a few months back I recall you mentioning the “minor telepathic abilities” part, I’m guessing Tar-Elendil gives a ReasonYouSuckSpeech to the Wildlings, especially those calling them “kneelers”...

Given how much REH Protagonists rely on their heads and fighting skills and don't necessarily make use of only one or two weapons What happens to magic? Does Dumbledore turn out to be a really muscular if very past-his-prime man, who carries a sword alongside a staff?

What if, Robert E. Howard, the man who brought us Conan, Kull, Solomon Kane, Dark Agnes, Black Vulmea, Turlough, Cormac and other Badasses Rewrote/Wrote the Harry Potter series? For it to be even funnier, he actually has it all set with them still being kids and are at Hogwarts still