Search results for query: *

They'd probably need to get in line. Wizards like to blow each other up as much as the IRA liked killing their own countrymen. Vampires have a magical blood substitute that probably keeps them sustained. There is a potion for Hags that suppresses the compulsion to eat human flesh - leaving them...

The duplicating spell makes material create copies of itself, and that copy then makes copies, and so on. Those copies then also keep other spells put on them. The copies are 'worthless' in that they degrade faster, but the creators of the spell used it to make copies of their own stuff right up...

Sorta? Most wizards outright don't care about muggles from what we see in the books. Voldemorts psychotic little brain trust though, yeah, they'd definitely organise shit like this. I doubt the actual ministry would though; from what we see of them, they're just apathetic to muggles at worst...

Ironically the purebloods were most opposed to having to isolate. Most of them were nobles at the time, and were high up in courtly life. One of them could have even ended up as literal royalty. Which would have radically - for the better - changed the world of Harry Potter...

Yeah. Wizards have - in pottermore canon - been capable of covering up global fuckups. But I doubt they can keep doing it, or would even want to. The impetus for the whole 'secrecy' thing in the first place was 'lol, muggles are killing each other. Fuck that.' Most people hated it then; half...

A lot of magical things are just invisible to muggle in general without spells. And Rowling said that the statute of secrecy is still going strong forever - or at least up until the 2030-2040's. Sort of makes muggle kinda irrelevant in Harry Potter. Cursed Child is canon according to Rowling...

In terms of Alien invasion at the same time then, Statute of secrecy is done pretty much out the gate. The Ethereals are going to be hunting down wizards just as much - if not more because of magic - as they are normies. There's no real way to run the war on two fronts concept where wizards and...

Would they even class them as muggles anymore? Hags, Vampires and other magical humanoids aren't considered muggles even though they can't do wand magic. What makes a muggle? Squibs can't do magic, they can see all the magical creatures and effects that are normally invisible to muggles though...