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Enjou said:
The problem with your little joke, @Halpo133, is that it's actually plausible. Since I assume Harry is aware of Animagi due to the purchasable trait as well as eating both the Harry Potter books and the Lockhart books, we'll be busting out the Homomorphous Charm, petrifying Peter, and then getting the next level in Paladin.

And hell, it might go a long way to reforming Draco if he does register as evil. A magic spell that objectively says "you're evil" saying he is so might shake his worldview. Then again, it might not work on him - he doesn't have murder in him, so he might not really be evil enough to register as such.
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Corvo Montés said:
Pettigrew is more of a complete coward that evil thought
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For these two... Draco will at this point register as evil. Just as Pettigrew will. They're both neutral evil. Pettigrew because he's a creepy parent betraying rat animagus who is ultimately selfish and willing to do anything for his own survival. Draco due to his upbringing.

It's the old question about if a Paladin should kill the kobold children when they're found. On the one hand, kobolds are evil(though I'm sure the kidbolds are adorable). On the other, they're kids. Really the proper answer depends on a number of factors. How old are they, have they committed any irredeemable acts, etc.

Draco, like the kobold children, is simply evil due to his upbringing and way of thinking. It's less that he's irredeemably evil and more that he's starting down that road.

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"I levelled up!"
"That's not how it works!"
"Magic scar."
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This reminds me of an amusing little fic Oh God, Not Again. Wherein a time-traveler!Harry claims he has a psychic scar.
 
Halpo133 said:
For these two... Draco will at this point register as evil.
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This will end in hilarity. Or tears. Probably both.

Halpo133 said:
This reminds me of an amusing little fic Oh God, Not Again. Wherein a time-traveler!Harry claims he has a psychic scar.
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And we do, indeed, have a psychic scar. It lets us talk to snakes.
Now having it tell us the future will require some more experimentation and studying, but with the Gamer, the sky's the limit.
 
[X] Explain the Bond joke to calm him down.
-[X] Thank him for his time but tell him its allright. You already have detect evil spell so you don't need help figuring these things out.
--[X] Demonstrate the spell. Surely there is no evil in the compartment right now, though. Then again... CONSTANT VIGILANCE!
 
Unelemental said:
This will end in hilarity. Or tears. Probably both.


And we do, indeed, have a psychic scar. It lets us talk to snakes.
Now having it tell us the future will require some more experimentation and studying, but with the Gamer, the sky's the limit.
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Actually, you used to have a psychic scar. Then Gamer's Mind went all "Lolnope" and shredded it, leaving you with parselmouth abilities and a slowly fading scar.
 
Halpo133 said:
I haven't read The Seventh Horcrux. Which, considering the sheer amount of HP fanfiction there is, shouldn't be that surprising.
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You really, really should. It's a funny and quick read, and it's by SB's own Emerald Ashes.
Halpo133 said:
Then Gamer's Mind went all "Lolnope" and shredded it, leaving you with parselmouth abilities and a slowly fading scar.
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Shouldn't a single nights sleep take care of that? Or does the weird nature of the scar make it not heal like everything else?
 
DragonParadox said:
Yes Draco is truly a dangerous antagonist that needs to be avoided at all cost.:rolleyes:
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Is this honestly everything you can take from my post ? because that was just one of many points , and whats the problem with not wanting to have someone wanting to murder you for no reason whatsoever?
you also didn't have the decency of sugesting a single positive result of this course of action
 
Zaratustra said:
Is this honestly everything you can take from my post ? because that was just one of many points , and whats the problem with not wanting to have someone wanting to murder you for no reason whatsoever?
you also didn't have the decency of sugesting a single positive result of this course of action
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  1. Catching Wormatail
  2. The Dark Lord not having his help
  3. Getting Sirius out of Azbacan.
As for Draco wanting to kill Harry, that is fine. I consider him target practice.
 
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DragonParadox said:
  1. Catching Wormatail
  2. The Dark Lord not having his help
  3. Getting Sirius out of Azbacan.
As for Draco wanting to kill Harry, that is fine. I consider him target practice.
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this boils down to one possible possitive result , which if you had read my post , I already stated as higly unlikely , due to the lack of IC knowledge and Wormtails natural disposition to running way
 
Halpo133 said:
No. If I recall he admits that up until a certain point, I'm not 100% sure when, that Harry being a Horcrux was a guess. If he had a way of detecting it, it wouldn't have been.
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The instrument tinkled into life at once with rhythmic clinking noises. Tiny puffs of pale green smoke issued from the minuscule silver tube at the top. Dumbledore watched the smoke closely, his brow furrowed. After a few seconds, the tiny puffs became a steady stream of smoke that thickened and coiled in the air… a serpent's head grew out of the end of it, opening its mouth wide. Harry wondered whether the instrument was confirming his story: he looked eagerly at Dumbledore for a sign that he was right, but Dumbledore did not look up.

"Naturally, naturally," murmured Dumbledore apparently to himself, still observing the stream of smoke without the slightest sign of surprise. "But in essence divided?"

Harry could make neither head nor tail of this question. The smoke serpent, however, split itself instantly into two snakes, both coiling and undulating in the dark air. With a look of grim satisfaction, Dumbledore gave the instrument another gentle tap with his wand: the clinking noise slowed and died and the smoke serpents grew faint, became a formless haze and vanished.
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Rosi: What does in essence divided mean?

J.K. Rowling: Dumbledore suspected that the snake's essence was divided – that it contained part of Voldemort's soul, and that was why it was so very adept at doing his bidding.

J.K. Rowling: This also explained why Harry, the last and unintended Horcrux, could see so clearly through the snake's eyes, just as he regularly sees through Voldemort's.

J.K. Rowling: Dumbledore is thinking aloud here, edging towards the truth with the help of the Pensieve.
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AZATHOTHoth said:
How will the random masses recognize us with the scar gone? And not simply believe we are a fake?
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Well, we still have a scar. It's just not the livid red, always fresh looking thing Harry has in canon. If I'm understanding it correctly, it's just a regular scar now, one that fades with time.
 
Zaratustra said:
this boils down to one possible possitive result , which if you had read my post , I already stated as higly unlikely , due to the lack of IC knowledge and Wormtails natural disposition to running way
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Having read your post I do not agree with your assessment that it is unlikely for Harry to trap a confused and surprised rat at his current level of skill.
 
Halpo133 said:
For these two... Draco will at this point register as evil. Just as Pettigrew will. They're both neutral evil. Pettigrew because he's a creepy parent betraying rat animagus who is ultimately selfish and willing to do anything for his own survival. Draco due to his upbringing.

It's the old question about if a Paladin should kill the kobold children when they're found. On the one hand, kobolds are evil(though I'm sure the kidbolds are adorable). On the other, they're kids. Really the proper answer depends on a number of factors. How old are they, have they committed any irredeemable acts, etc.

Draco, like the kobold children, is simply evil due to his upbringing and way of thinking. It's less that he's irredeemably evil and more that he's starting down that road.
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I figured it was possible. As long as Harry notices the evil rat in Ron's pocket, we're good. Which he should. Given the lessons on CONSTANT VIGILANCE and Harry's Perception skill, he'd probably immediately check his fellow friends, just to be sure. And he wouldn't panic, because of Gamer's Mind. And Draco registering as evil shouldn't be surprising, given his comments and attitude thus far.


Halpo133 said:
The scar was pre-existing, so it interacts oddly with Gamer's Body. It's like wounds gained in cutscenes.
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Plus it's not really a status effect. More like an unstated character trait for appearance, like having brown hair and green eyes.
 
DragonParadox said:
Having read your post I do not agree with your assessment that it is unlikely for Harry to trap a confused and surprised rat at his current level of skill.
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first he isn't a normal rat , second Ron will probably run interference and there will be confusion, third is unlikely anyone will even atemp to catch him right now , what with not having an actual reason to do so and the second everyone is distracted he will bolt
 
Zaratustra said:
first he isn't a normal rat , second Ron will probably run interference and there will be confusion, third is unlikely anyone will even atemp to catch him right now , what with not having an actual reason to do so and the second everyone is distracted he will bolt
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You are repeating yourself and no I do not think Scabers and Ron are anywhere near enough to make Harry fail (no one has to catch him Harry just has to hit him with the spell that turns him into a person and then Stun him)
 
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Lets not forget he doesn't even have a wand... So the likelyhood of actually catching him is high. He knows no wandless magic other than the transformation itself... (He had to steal a wand in cannon if I recall correctly)

Also, we have spells that will hold him easily and also we can snap cast the seal the room spell. (Not that I've been entirely convinced to change my vote either).
 
Godogma said:
Lets not forget he doesn't even have a wand... So the likelyhood of actually catching him is high. He knows no wandless magic other than the transformation itself... (He had to steal a wand in cannon if I recall correctly)

Also, we have spells that will hold him easily and also we can snap cast the seal the room spell. (Not that I've been entirely convinced to change my vote either).
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Really? I thought he had two wands: his and V-diddy's. Maybe that's fanon? Eh. But then how did V get his wand back at the cemetery if Pettigrew didn't have it?
 
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