Charms Year One Notes
written by Desiree Crow
This is my notes on Year One of Charms. Most of them are highlighted and shortened to make sense to me. Green is for terms and blue is to either define the word or to explain further. To see my slide presentation: https://view.genial.ly/63617fe712521400196b2a6f/presentation-charms-101
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Lesson Six: Applying Your Will
Chapter 6
A Matter of Will:
- Willpower = mental power (similar to how strength represents physical power)
- For the non-magical, willpower is simply a measurement of one's ability to control their emotions. For those with magical ability, we use our willpower to perform magic, to make the impossible possible.
- With just a small effort of will, a First Year student can use the spell to light a candle. However, as you progress through the years you'll find yourself able to direct more and more of your magic to the desired effect.
- It's important to also separate the idea of concentration from the idea of willpower. Concentration is one's ability to pinpoint what one wants to affect with a spell and how the spell should act. Willpower is the mental muscle that drives a spell and provides the power for it to function.
The Sticking Charm:
- Incantation: Astrictus (a-STRIK-toose)
- Wand Movement: The infinity symbol starts and ends in the center, encircling the two objects. (∞)
- Willpower: High; determines how long the objects will remain stuck and how hard they are to separate
- Concentration: Medium; on the two parts that should be stuck together