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|etymology=From Latin ''inaresco'', “to become dry”, and ''siccitas'', “drought” | |etymology=From Latin ''inaresco'', “to become dry”, and ''siccitas'', “drought” | ||
|references=*Referenced in ''Goblet of Fire'' as an ineffective approach to the Second Task; Ron specifically states that it would not work on the entire lake. | |references=*Referenced in ''Goblet of Fire'' as an ineffective approach to the Second Task; Ron specifically states that it would not work on the entire lake. | ||
* | * [[Sasha Schlagenweit]] uses it on his Charms O.W.L. [http://absitomen.com/index.php?topic=8418.msg64571#msg64571] | ||
|notes=Advanced skill level required to work on more sizable bodies of water. | |notes=Advanced skill level required to work on more sizable bodies of water. | ||
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Revision as of 21:07, 15 July 2014
Spell Name: Drought Charm
Incantation: Inaresiccitas
Pronunciation: ihn-AR-eh-SIH-kee-tahs
Spell Branch: Canon,Charms
Magical Discipline(s):
Appearance: Wisps of sand-colored mist descending over the affected water
Description: Causes small bodies of water (from a puddle to a pond) to dry up; proper casting will consume approximately a gallon per second. Does not work on larger bodies of water. Effect is permanent.
Regulations: Legal
Skill Level: Intermediate
Etymology: From Latin inaresco, “to become dry”, and siccitas, “drought”
References:
- Referenced in Goblet of Fire as an ineffective approach to the Second Task; Ron specifically states that it would not work on the entire lake.
- Sasha Schlagenweit uses it on his Charms O.W.L. [1]
Notes: Advanced skill level required to work on more sizable bodies of water.
