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A Harry Potter Quest: He who was not

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[X] Wands up – It seems as if for the first time in your life there is someone that sees you as their rival in something other than academic prowess. Tracey Davis is working hard to keep up with your dueling progress, you can tell. Go and talk to her.
 
oooooh before I forget is blood magic a thing here? (now don´t misunderstand me I mean the nice kind of Blood Magic {healing and warding mainly})
 
Magni Imitator said:
Since that is now obsolete are you good to tell us what it would have been? Or you going to keep it secret still? Just curious.
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I have a list of possible perks and you would have gotten one of them.

LunarTinker said:
oooooh before I forget is blood magic a thing here? (now don´t misunderstand me I mean the nice kind of Blood Magic {healing and warding mainly})
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Who knows? We should ask the GM, but I never see him around :evil:
 
[X] Wands up – It seems as if for the first time in your life there is someone that sees you as their rival in something other than academic prowess. Tracey Davis is working hard to keep up with your dueling progress, you can tell. Go and talk to her.
 
DarkKing98 said:
@Tabula Rasa I got to ask. If we were to stack multiple actions on one spell to learn and would make it with the first roll alone is the second roll wasted?
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Was already addressed before.

Tabula Rasa said:
Correct.

You can also give a priority order for spells that you want to learn and specify how many actions you want to use. I'll roll through using the actions in that priority until a spell is learned and only then moving on to the next spell.
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[X] Wands up – It seems as if for the first time in your life there is someone that sees you as their rival in something other than academic prowess. Tracey Davis is working hard to keep up with your dueling progress, you can tell. Go and talk to her.
 
[X] Hello Professor – Stay for another few minutes and try to talk to Professor Flitwick. You have not had the chance to talk to your Head of House since both of you had been thrown against his office walls like ragdolls.

Teacher's pet!!!

Half expecting a talking to about the way we handled things, but then with how hands off Hogswarts seems to be with students getting into mischief that'd be a surprise haha. Could just as likely lead to some tutoring to avoid the same situation in the future!
 
ADarkerPorpoise said:
Half expecting a talking to about the way we handled things, but then with how hands off Hogswarts seems to be with students getting into mischief that'd be a surprise haha. Could just as likely lead to some tutoring to avoid the same situation in the future!
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But we went to a professor just like they would want us too! Also it never appeared dangerous until we told a professor her name
 
[X] Wands up – It seems as if for the first time in your life there is someone that sees you as their rival in something other than academic prowess. Tracey Davis is working hard to keep up with your dueling progress, you can tell. Go and talk to her.
 
[X] Hello Professor – Stay for another few minutes and try to talk to Professor Flitwick. You have not had the chance to talk to your Head of House since both of you had been thrown against his office walls like ragdolls.

While I love detached characters, socializing probably benefits Jacob more than just going to sleep. Flitwick's option seems like it'd have the most to offer; we have more to learn from him and he's in a position of some authority and power. Pretty sure he has a say in who gets to become a prefect of his House (forgot if that's ultimately decided by the Headmaster/Headmistress) and he can give us access to the Restricted Section of the library.

Rivals are useful too, but I feel we're already reaping the benefits rivalry brings when we attend the Dueling club. I also don't think Jacob needs personal competition and friendship/rivalry drama to be more driven than he already is. As for Diggory, he's like the mini-Flitwick-option. Closer to Jacob's age and whatnot, but less useful than Flitwick in my opinion.
 
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Serpentine said:
Rivals are useful too, but I feel we're already reaping the benefits rivalry brings when we attend the Dueling club. I also don't think Jacob needs personal competition and friendship/rivalry drama to be more driven than he already is. As for Diggory, he's like the mini-Flitwick-option. Closer to Jacob's age and whatnot, but less useful than Flitwick in my opinion.
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Personally I like rivals which are also friends. But you do have a point on getting on Flitwick's good side.
 
DarkKing98 said:
But we went to a professor just like they would want us too! Also it never appeared dangerous until we told a professor her name
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Preferably we would have gone to a teacher after having a murder revealing vision, which nearly broke our nose, but that's real world me worrying about Protaganist things they don't typically have to haha.

Mainly I'm amused that we're a missing student plot hook in Potter's story waiting to happen. :V Disappearing down mysterious tunnels and casually investigating our way into the clutches of whatever new doomsday device is under Hogwarts this year.
 
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