Spell, Creature, and Artifact Submission
SPELLS
Because we don't expect players to know all about the Harry Potter world, nor do we intend them not to expand it to their own interests, we allow characters to submit their own spells and potions! Please keep in mind, by submitting you are keeping it open to all other members to use if they please. Player-submitted spells can be found HERE, ( Read more... )
Because we don't expect players to know all about the Harry Potter world, nor do we intend them not to expand it to their own interests, we allow characters to submit their own spells and potions! Please keep in mind, by submitting you are keeping it open to all other members to use if they please. Player-submitted spells can be found HERE, ( Read more... )
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Spell Type: Curse; beam spam
Incantation: Lo Cero (single), Los Ceros (multiple)
Description: Like most people that try to take over the world, the Arrancar developed a number of unique spells and potions that break away from the norm. Cero is one of them, as you can tell from the incantation breaking away from the expected Latin. The spell itself is a simple beam of light that can incinerate most everything, with the trade off of a spiritual drain on the caster. "Lo Cero" results in just one beam, while "Los Ceros" results in anti-army beam spam (and an even greater drain on the caster). The color of the beam is dependent on the caster; for example, Szayel's is pink. Like all spells and abilities created by the Arrancar, it is banned in Spain, and the ministry there treats this particular spell like an Unforgivable Curse. It is also pushing the rest of the world to do the same.
Spell Name: Gran Rey Cero
Spell Type: Curse; beam spam
Incantation: Gran Rey Cero
Description: Gran Rey Cero is an advanced form of ( ... )
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Spell Type: Charm
Incantation: Transmittus et Linkis
Description: This charm was created to be used for long distance communication and works much like the Muggle Walkie-talkie. It can be used on any inorganic object, usually something small and easily maneuvered because the audio output is hushed so that it can only be heard when it's held close to an ear. The charm was originally created to be used as a way for paired soldiers to communicate with each other, but has since become more popular with people that use it for less serious things ( ... )
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