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|incantation=Inamadverto | |incantation=Inamadverto | ||
|pronunciation=ihn-ahm-ad-VARE-toh | |pronunciation=ihn-ahm-ad-VARE-toh | ||
|canon=No | |||
|spell branch=Charms | |spell branch=Charms | ||
|magical discipline=Healing | |||
|appearance=A “flashlight”-like beam that creates a spot of light on the object before it takes effect. Wand must remain pointed at the target. | |appearance=A “flashlight”-like beam that creates a spot of light on the object before it takes effect. Wand must remain pointed at the target. | ||
|description=The beam will cause layers to fade away (visibly, though not actually) and show the caster what is underneath (i.e. muscle layer, organ layer, bone). Caster needs only to say “Further” or “Pull back” to cycle among layers. Lasts until the wand is moved or the caster loses concentration. | |description=The beam will cause layers to fade away (visibly, though not actually) and show the caster what is underneath (i.e. muscle layer, organ layer, bone). Caster needs only to say “Further” or “Pull back” to cycle among layers. Lasts until the wand is moved or the caster loses concentration. | ||
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*Works only on living targets. | *Works only on living targets. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:38, 13 December 2021
Spell Name: X-Ray Charm
Incantation: Inamadverto
Pronunciation: ihn-ahm-ad-VARE-toh
Spell Branch: Charms
Magical Discipline(s): Healing
Appearance: A “flashlight”-like beam that creates a spot of light on the object before it takes effect. Wand must remain pointed at the target.
Description: The beam will cause layers to fade away (visibly, though not actually) and show the caster what is underneath (i.e. muscle layer, organ layer, bone). Caster needs only to say “Further” or “Pull back” to cycle among layers. Lasts until the wand is moved or the caster loses concentration.
Regulations: Controlled
Skill Level: Advanced
Etymology: From Latin ina, “fiber, sinew, tendon”, and adverto, “to direct one’s attention to, to perceive”
References:
- Kia Ferris uses it to inspect a kitten [1]
Notes:
- Usually used only by Healers and Magizoologists.
- Works only on living targets.
