It's in the character sheet. Time Echoes add +5 to any roll and may do some other hidden stuff. I don't think we've used one yet.
I think that we have broke him too much for that.
Not too much of a leap when you figure that those who can speak with snakes are extremely rare, Voldemort is a parseltongue, the Chamber was openend when Riddle was in school, Riddle framed a student and is connected to Slytherin who is also a parseltongue.
So like, learn spell A, if hidden mechanics unlock from crit roll, use time echo? As for life and death moments, I'm gonna assume its rather sudden like what just occurred now with Montague, or with the dementors last year, so there wouldn't be any time to vote in the time echoes, so how would that work?
That depends on Montague though, he might not want to advertise exactly what happened, since I imagine getting your wand snapped, beaten in a duel where he jumped on someobe and then stooping to fight like a muggle would not be a good look. I guess it depends on how he'd explain it to the teachers and our own explanation of what happened if it came to it.
For the short term maybe but fear leads to hate and hate leads to the dark side.
I don't think it is metagaming to believe that the secret identity of the Dark Lord would be incredibly sensitive information. Even if we don't know that he is still 'alive', he still has his sympathizers. Voldemort officially died 20 years ago and had a very large base of supporters, not all of whom were convicted; most people are still afraid to say his name despite him being recognized as very dead.
It is a stretch to think that, we are a thirteen year old telling our only friends of a mystery we unravelled. I don't think this would be a big concern on Jacob's mind. I can see Jacob not telling them, but not for this reason.
I doubt that actually, the Wizarding world is not as small as it seems, and the pool of people that actively support him is quite limited. Magic makes asymmetric warfare more dangerous than IRL.
We aren't though, because our family isn't British and we weren't alive during his age of terror. And we are quite limited in our social interactions, so Jacob probably wouldn't think of this very hard.
I don't think so, maybe you can repair it at the wand store though? Or you could just buy another one, though it'd probably be less suitable to you than your old one of course.
Well, seeing how powerful are we becoming, and how much powerful we will become in the next years, I doubt that once he decides to go for it again he will be much of a threat.
You can do it, and it will make both halfs to join together.
You are approaching it rationally which humans are not. I believe these will keep happening till he is dead. Beating him is directly against Montage self image and personal belief if the world. I do not like to invoke real world examples b it there is a lot.
A very temporary solution, I believe that Reparo was one of this stitches in Ron's case. Harry managed to repair his wand with this spell, but that was with the elder wand.
I tend to believe that most people respond to Operant conditioning... I mean if every time that he tries to pick a fight with Jacob he ends up beaten to an inch of its life, he will eventually learn to avoid picking fights with Jacob.
Idk. This info just seems kind of heavy to drop out of the blue, and this isn't an archeological discovery of a long distant past Dark Lord. Voldemort is very recent and the memory of his actions are unfortunately fresh despite his 'death.'
I think he cleaned up the blood as well.
