Gamp's Law of Elemental Transfiguration
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Wizarding culture
Gamp’s Law of Elemental Transfiguration is a fundamental property of magic which identifies what can be conjured and what cannot. Generally speaking, this axiom states that one cannot create something from nothing. Read More Garroting Gas
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Magical effects
Colorless gas which apparently knocks people unconscious. Read MoreGarrotting Gas
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Thing
Invisible gas which apparently knocks people unconscious. Read More
Doubling Charm
— "Geminio"
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Spells
The Doubling Charm is a spell which creates duplicates of an object. When touched, the target object will multiply, but the copies are worthless and will tarnish or break down over time. The spell needs to be stopped by the original caster, or the objects will continue to multiply for… Read More
General Counter Spell
— "Finite Incantatem"
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Spells
The General Counter-Spell, Finite Incantatem, is an all-purpose spell which stops currently operating spell effects. Read MoreGeraint Ollivander• Character
Geraint Ollivander was a great medieval wandmaker (Pm). According to his descendent Garrick Ollivander, he wrote that if someone was chosen by a cypress wand, he knew they would die a heroic death (Pm). Read MoreGF10: Mayhem at the Ministry• Source
They travel via Portkey back to the Burrow, Harry tells Ron and Hermione about his dream, Mr. Weasley returns home from the Ministry to report problems with Rita Skeeter’s articles in The Daily Prophet, and Fred, George, Harry, Ron, Hermione… Read MoreGF16: The Goblet of Fire• Source
The students learn about the Triwizard Tournament after dinner in the Great Hall. Next morning Fred and George fail to fool the Goblet of Fire. Harry, Ron and Hermione visit Hagrid, discovering that he fancies Madame Maxime of Beauxbatons. Read MoreGF18: The Weighing of the Wands• Source
Hermione tries to help Harry, persuading him to write to Sirius Black. The other Houses (Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw) are no longer friendly to Harry, but he finds an ally in Hagrid. As the situation in the school grows worse, Draco Malfoy taunts Harry… Read MoreGF20: The First Task• Source
Harry and Hermione unsuccessfully try to find a spell to use against dragons. Harry warns Cedric Diggory about the dragons, the (fake) Professor Moody gives Harry a hint, and Hermione helps Harry learn to cast a Summoning Charm. The first task is to get… Read MoreGF21: The House-Elf Liberation Front• Source
A surprise party is held for Harry, he opens the golden egg, and Hermione discovers how to get into the kitchens. In Care of Magical Creatures, the Blast-Ended Skrewts rebel against hibernation, Rita Skeeter arranges an interview with Hagrid, and Harry,… Read MoreGF26: The Second Task• Source
Harry, Ron and Hermione discuss the situation in Charms class, they search for spells to help with the second task, and Hagrid returns to Care of Magical Creatures. Harry continues his studying all through the night before the second task, to be awakened by… Read MoreGF30: The Pensieve• Source
Harry, left alone in Dumbledore’s office, sees some glimpses of the past in Dumbledore’s Pensieve; Karkaroff giving evidence before a court of wizards, Crouch’s son being sentenced to Azkaban. Harry tells Dumbledore about his dream, and the headmaster speculates on its meaning. Read MoreGF31: The Third Task• Source
Harry tells Ron and Hermione about the visit to Dumbledore’s office, Harry practices for the Third Task, Skeeter writes another article about Harry, and Hermione finally figures out how Rita gets her information. Mrs. Weasley and Bill arrive to watch Harry in the Tournament, the four champions enter… Read MoreGF34: Priori Incantatem• Source
Voldemort again attempts to kill Harry but their spells clash, shades of Voldemort’s victims emerge from his wand, and Harry escapes through the Portkey. Read MoreGhosts• Creature
Ghosts are an unusual type of magical creature. In some ways, they’re not creatures at all, but rather characters just like Harry, Ron, Dumbledore, and all the other living people. But they aren’t quite the same, of course; they are semi-transparent, non-corporeal beings. Only wizards can become ghosts, and then… Read More"Glisseo"
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Incantations
Converts the target object into a smooth slide. Read MoreGodric's Hollow War Memorial
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Magical objects
The Potter Family Memorial Statue was disguised to Muggles as a War Memorial obelisk in Godric’s Hollow (DH16, DH17). Read More Golden fire
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Magical effects
Golden fire is the description of an unnamed, mysterious, and extremely powerful jet of golden fire between two wands. The effect occurred in the midst of the Battle of the Seven Potters when Harry’s wand, on its own volition, turned in his hand and attacked Voldemort with a powerful blast… Read MoreGolden Time-Turner
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Magical objects
A device created for Lucius Malfoy in order to travel back in time longer than two hours, which was the limit for Ministry Time-Turners (CC4.4). Read More
Gouging Spell
— "Defodio"
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Spells
Digs through or hollows out the target, can be used on earth and stone. Read More
Gripping Charm
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Spells
A Gripping Charm is a spell that allows the enchanted object to be held more easily. Read More
grooming charms
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Magical effects
Minor spells for personal grooming. … Read More
Growth Charm
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Spells
Spell to make things grow in size. … Read MoreAlberic Grunnion• Character
Alberic Grunnion was the inventor of the Dungbomb (FW). His Chocolate Frog card was one of the ones Harry received on his first journey to Hogwarts (PS6). Read MoreGuaranteed Ten-Second Pimple Vanisher
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Diseases and healing
Will clear up any facial blemish (HBP6). Sold by Weasleys’ Wizard Wheezes in Diagon Alley. Read MoreGubraithian Fire
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Magical artifacts
Gubraithian Fire is a form of magically-created fire that burns forever. It is also known as Everlasting Fire. Flitwick mentioned it in Charms (OP20). Dumbledore sent the Gurg of the Giants a branch enchanted with Gubraithian Fire as a gift to open friendly relations (OP20). Read More