Welcometo the world of Magic Spells.
My name is Miranda Goshawk. Inside this book are the basic and not so basic
spells you should learn in your first year of wizard education.
They are listed in alphabetical
order, some will be harder than others, but most are very interesting and
fun to cast!!!!
Birds
Avis (AH-vis)
Conjures a small flock of little
twittering birds. This charms is a brilliant spectacle at parties.
Cold (Coughing) Spell
Tussios (tus-EE-os)
Causes incessant coughing. A
popular curse, many muggles get caught in the cross fire, as this spell
travles far.
Darkness Spell
Nox (noks)
This spell turns off the light
from a "Lumos" spell
Fire-Light and Smoke
Fumos (foo-MOSS)
This spell conjures a little
fire at the tip of your wand and also conjures up smoke so people won't
be able to see you, very simple for first years to learn
Fool command
Balatronutus (bal-A-TRO-nut-us)
This spell commands the adversary
to become foolish and do foolish things.
Four Point Spell
Point Me
This is a simple, yet rare charm,
as the incantation is in english. Performed with the wand laying flat on
the open palm of the caster. When the words are spoken, the wand rotates
to point north.
Full Body Bind
Petrificus Totalus (pe-TRI-fi-cus
toe-TAH-lus)
This spell, quite a nasty little
one, makes the victims body go stiff as a board.
Jelly-Legs Jinx
Locomotor Flubb (lo-co-MO-tor
fl-UBB)
This funny hex causes the targets
legs to wobble uncontrollably.
Leg-Locker Curse
Locomotor Mortis (lo-co-MO-tor
MOR-tis)
This curse makes the legs of
the victim lock together, renderingthem unable to walk.
Light Spell
Lumos (LOO-mos)
Absolutely the easiest spell
you can learn. It causes a small beam of light to shine from the end of
the casters wand. the spell to turn the light off is "nox", see above (Darkness
Spell). There are many versions of Lumos:
Name in English: Kindly Light
Spell Name: Lumos Comis
Spell Command: Lumos Comis (Spoken
softly)
Spell Effect: Alters all light
from candles, electrical lamps and spells to a rosy hue. Generally used
by vain and elderly people who prefer the illusion of health and youth.
Difficulty: Not difficult.
Backfire: No backfire.
Name in English: Harsh Light
Spell Name: Lumos Testis
Spell Command: Lumos Testis!
(Spoken in a threatening, commanding voice)
Spell Effect: This spell is cast
on a person. Any light they see seems much brighter and more of a blue
/ white hue. Some normal physical effects of lying (such as eye contraction)
magnifies the effects greatly, leaving the subject feeling as if they are
under a spot light.
Difficulty: Although it is not
difficult once learned, it can be very hard to practice enough to learn
this.
Backfire: No appreciable backfire,
although it is rumored to give headaches to the caster if the subject does
not lie.
Name in English: Romantic Light
Spell Name: Lumos Sub Rosa
Spell Command: Lumnos Ros (spoken
in a gentle whisper)
Spell Effect: A defused, warm,
golden glow fills the room this is used in. It's very calming to most people.
Difficulty: For some reason,
only fairly mature wizards and witches can do this spell, although they
report it is easy. This spell is often uses as a component to love spells.
Backfire: When cast incorrectly,
it leaves a florid red glow around the neck and cheeks for weeks.
Name in English: Growing Light
Spell Name: Lumos Solarus
Spell Command: Lumos Sol! (Spoken
cheerfully)
Spell Effect: Creates light usable
by plants to grow in a healthy manner. Especially good for growing fruit
and vegetables in the winter.
Difficulty: Very difficult, only
highly trained adults can do this.
Backfire: Tends to burn down
greenhouses with great regularity. A fire caused by a badly cast Lumnos
Solarus spell is notoriously hard to put out with or without magic.
Special Note: Much to the disappointment,
and on occasion, the painful dismay of Dark Creature Hunters, the light
emitted by Lumos Solarus has no particular effect on vampires other than
to annoy them.
Name in English: Black Light
Spell Name: Lumos Stygian Gastica
Spell Command: Lumos Gastica
Spell Effect: Makes certain materials
glow (fluoresce) with eerie colors unlike what is seen under normal sun
light. This spell is especially good for finding 'hidden writing' on documents.
Difficulty: Moderately Difficult,
6th or 7th year at Hogwarts may be able to do this.
Backfire: None
Note: Mispronouncing can be a
big problem and so young witches and wizards are rarely taught this spell.
There are several spells very similar to Lumos Stygian Gastica, such as:
Lumos Gastico, Lumos Gasco, Lumos Gasticia - (See Moste Potente Charms
for details)
Repair Hex
Reparo (re-PAR-oh)
This spell undoes (fixes) damage
to an object. (e.g. glass, wood etc)
Serpent Strike Hex
Serpensortia (ser-pen-SOR-sha)
Causes a large serpent to burst
from the end of the opponents wand.
Sticky Surface Spell
Epoximise (EE-pox-EE-mise)
Turns a surface into a solid
consistence of sticky glue. It is very hard
to get something that is stuck to the surface unstuck.
Sulphur Fumes
Vermillious (ver-mill-EE-ous)
Engulfs a room with a strong
smelling, brownish cloud of sulphur. It is harmless, compared to real sulphur
fumes, it just forms the pungent smell.
Take Root!
Pieda Rootaus (pee-e-da rue-tus)
Causes someones legs to turn
into plants and take root into the ground.
Tarantula Dance Hex
Tarantallegra (TAIR-an-tuh-LEG-ruh)
This old spell was once used
in Taranto, Italy, as a cure for spider bites. It causes the "victim" to
dance uncontrollably, the general idea was that the dancer would sweat
out the spider poison whilst dancing.
The Typical Muggle Magician
Flowers-out-of-the-tip-of-the-wand Spell
Orchideous (or-KID-ee-us)
This spell, is a recreation of
a typical "Muggle Magician spell", used to make a bouquet of flowers burst
from the end of your wand.
Tickling Charm
Rictusempra (ric0tu-SEM-pra)
Causes the victim to laugh unconrollably,
the flash of light that appears after this spell turns into hands and start
tickling the victim.
Unlocker Spell
Alohamora (AL-o-oh-MOR-ah)
This charm unlocks doors, windows
and will also open doors etc that are stuck shut.
Water Bird
Avifors
(ah-vi-fors)
Turns pure water into a lovely
blue coloured phoenix-like bird.
Wingardium Leviosa!
Wingardium Leviosa (win-GAR-dee-um
lev-ee-OH-sa)
A very simple spell taught to
first year charms students. Causes a feather to levitate.
Reference in Real Life:
In an excellent example of how intention affects magic, Ron Weasley (of
Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry) used this spell to make a mountain
troll's club levitate and then crash back onto its own head, even though
the "wing" portion of the spell seems specific to feathers.