The Charms Journal (My Personal Charms Notes)
This is my Charms class journal, It contains my notes for the class, in the form of simple points with the Important dates of magical history and laws. With a detailed description of the spells we learn and their development across time. (Also with a reference of my other book "The Grimoire (My Personal Book Of Spells)" which has the correct incantation and proper wand movement for all the spells) With both books I hope to share help with the magical knowledge we gain here in HIH in a very simplified way. I hope it helps everyone, and check it often as I'll add more spells as I move forward In my class.
Last Updated
05/31/21
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Lesson 3
Today's lesson was mainly about wands, first we learned about how the properties of a wand might affect it's usage, and that the main wand properties were: type of wood , type of core and flexibility.
we were also told the importance of wand movements and how they shape the magic that shall be casted.
(Check Grimoire)
The Mending Charm
It was created around approximately 1754 by Orabella Nuttley, who was a Ministry of Magic employee. The spell became famous when she used it to repair the Colosseum after a particularly rowdy crowd of rival Quidditch fans began to fight following a match. She was able to teach the spell simply enough, and by the time Muggles had arrived on the scene the Colosseum had been repaired.
The Unlocking Charm
it unseals locks both magical and mundane. The spell is also known as the Thief’s Friend for obvious reasons. The spell, which originated in Africa, was brought to the Wizarding World by Eldon Elsrickle. Elsrickle used it to go on a looting spree throughout homes in London until the counterspell was invented by Blagdon Blay.
