#magic object

[tine5]

[literally-a-spellbook]

📜 looking for a new wizard 📜

If you are a wizard who does any of the following this is ❌NOT❌ for you

• Only learns joke spells

• Can’t properly copy a spell from a scroll

• Isn’t committed to the craft of arcane study

• has a history of loosing their spell book

• Makes under 1000 gold a month. If you can’t afford parchment and components why are you a wizard.

• Refuses to learn any arcane identifying or analyzing spells

• Can’t keep a job, let alone an adventuring party

• Interest in conquering or pillaging.

I expect applications as I am a very sought after grimoire

[blogfanreborn777]

female knight_adv by zinnaDu

[thecrazyworldbuilder]

I love magical objects with loopholes.

Imagine a necklace amulet that makes the user the strongest one on land.

What I hear here is:

- The amulet doesn't work in water (not "on land") and on land the user is always "the strongest one".

- Or the amulet makes you the strongest one of the ones on land, thus there is a possibility that someone who is from the sea will beat their ass.

- Or imagine this: For years, the one wearing the amulet was strong as hell yes, but only in terms of peak human ability. One day, they get strength of ridiculous power. Because someone REAL strong appeared, and was stronger than the amulet-wearer, so the amulet make the wearer stronger than the one who appeared.

[random-chaos-thoughts]

The wizarding world VS Muggle's technology

Of all the magical invention in the Harry Potter world Newt's suitcase is my favorite.

I love all the magic objets and I love the way wizards manage to sneak everywhere without muggles nothing it. But I love this one in particulare because it made me wonder about how these objects were made.

I REALLY want to see wizards - who apparently live out of the most recent muggle technology, using candles and so on - discovering new muggle inventions and having to figure out a way to keep themselves out of reach from them. Especially in the last centuries with really fast technical progress.

Imagine

- My suitcase full of potion bottles and magical elements is going through the first x-ray machine and now I have to erase the memory of the entire train station staff. (There had to be a time before the muggle x-ray mode was invented!)

- In the early 20th century, a wizard being spotted by a muggle with his wand thinking "who cares! Nobody will believe them anyway!" until the muggle reachs for a camera.

- Same thing later with video, like "Of course you can't see on a photograph that this chair is moving on its own... Unless it isn't just a photograph??..."

- Witches and Wizards freaking out the first time they see a plane flying VS Muggle pilot freaking out because ARE THERE REALLY PEOPLE FLIYING ON BROOM STICKS RIGHT NEXT TO MY PLANE?!?!

- Sonars and radars before people knew what it was being like "We only see a little empty house on a field but the radar says it's a 5 hundreds square-meter castle and human shaped echos keep popping out of nowhere around it, what do we do???" (I believe the first dissimulation spells where made to trick the human mind, not a brainless machine, so...)

[magical-kaleidoscope]

Fantasy prosthetics.

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[dolce-magia]

Tsuki no mukou no sekai x magic objects ✨

[literally-a-spellbook]

Can you imagine how it feels to be opened 📖flipped through 😳only for your wizard to cast fireball… 🔥 AGAIN…. 😔