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 All characters in this game start as First-Year students at a school for young Wizards and Witches.

  All Aptitudes have an initial rating of 0. You have five points to distribute between Athletics, Knowledge and Intrigue. You may gain an additional point by choosing one Aptitude at -1.

Athletics governs all physical abilities such as running, jumping, climbing and sneaking. It's also the attribute used when characters fight, fly broomsticks or play Quidditch.

Knowledge affects your characters' ability to remember facts, figures and arcane bits of information. Most skills deal with subjects such as the Care of Magical Creatures and History of Magic. The Muggle Studies skill allows pureblood Wizards and Witches to use normal academic fields such as History or Science. Muggle-Studies also deals with mundane skills such as Computer Use or Driving.

Intrigue affects the character's social aptitude and their ability to deceive and to sense when others are deceiving them. Intrigue also deals with your ability to move stealthily and spy on others.

Magic is the attribute that directly affects the character's spell-casting ability. It is modified by skill levels in various schools of magic, as well as based upon the type of wand that the character uses. The Magic attribute is the only one of the four attributes that has a set value that is not modified with starting points. The Magic attribute is equal to the character's number of years in wizard school. At the time of the book Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Harry's Magic rating is 4.

All First-Year students receive a starting Magic rating of +1.

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Characters have a number of Skill Points to distribute within each attribute equal to that attribute. So a Wizard with an Athletics rating of +3 would have 3 points to distribute between Fighting, General Athletics and Quidditch.

The limit for any one skill is equal to the rating of the corresponding attribute.

 
  Athletics Skills deal with strength, speed, coordination and overall physical fitness. They are divided into two main areas (Fighting and General Athletics), with a third category reserved for the various positions of Quidditch.

   Fighting should be uncommon but it is to be expected (boys will be boys and girls will be girls and all of that). The Specialties within the Fighting Skill are grouped according to specific martial abilities that are taught in school. To this end, these Skills may also be used competitively (for example, in a Fencing exhibition or an Archery contest).






Archery 




Boxing 




Brawling 




Dodge 




Fencing 




Martial Arts 




Wrestling

 
  General Athletics covers the basic group of Athletic Skills. Note that the Fly skill involves both flying creatures (ie: Hippogriffs) and broomsticks.

 Climb

 Fly

 Lift

 Ride

 Run & Jump

 Swim

 Throw & Catch

   (advanced Skill) The advanced Skill of Quidditch enables you to play on your House's Quidditch team. You should Specialize in at least one position (provided you have the pre-requisite Skills). Most Quidditch players focus on one particular position.

 Beater (pre-requisites: Fly +1, Magic +2)

 Chaser (pre-requisites: Fly +1, Magic +2)

 Keeper (pre-requisites: Fly +1, Magic +2)

 Seeker (pre-requisites: Fly +2, Magic +2)

   The Knowledge Skill of Quidditch involves the history, strategies and famous figures of Quidditch.

 Strategy & Tactics

 History of Quidditch

 Famous Matches

 Famous Figures

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Intrigue Skills deal with subterfuge, deception, stealth and persuasion - skills in which members of House Slytherin excel. Intrigue Skills do not have individual Specialties.

 Using your personal magnetism and charm to convince others to do what you want.

& The ability to fast-talk or otherwise fool someone, as well as knowing when someone is pulling a fast one on you.

  Gossip is used primarily when spreading rumors. Handy when passing notes, using codes and innuendo and separating fact from rumor.

%   Also known as "brown-nosing," this is the art of flattery and sucking up to adults and older kids.

'  This ability allows you to pull off pranks and practical jokes successfully without getting caught. Prank also covers feats of mundane "magic" (card tricks, palming small objects, etc.).

 
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  The ability to move silently and stealthily so as not to be noticed and also to notice things at a distance or under difficult circumstances (such as listening to a conversation from behind a closed door).

 
  Magical Skills include the ability to cast various kinds of spells, to brew potions, to use divination and numerology to foresee the future and defensive techniques against Dark Magic.

   The ancient study of the magical properties of numbers.

 No Specialities for this Skill.

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 Charms are a type of magic spell concerned with enchanting or conjuring an object. Charm spells are in some ways the opposite of Curses: many Charms seem to have in inherent positive tone (e.g. Cheering Charm) while Curses have an inherent negative one (Teeth-Enlarging Curse).

 Specific charms and curses or the Dueling Skill can be chosen as Specialties.

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(advanced Skill) Magic lessons that teach students how to defend themselves against evil creatures.

 Dark Arts II : teaches about basic Dark creatures (pre-requisite: Magic +2)

 Dark Arts III : teaches about intermediate Dark creatures (pre-requisite: Magic +3)

 Dark Arts IV : teaches about curses and counter-curses (pre-requisite: Magic +4)

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(advanced Skill - pre-requisites: Astronomy +1, Magic +3) Magical art of foretelling the future.

 Astrology

 Crystal Gazing

 Fire Omens

 Palmistry

 Tea-Leaf Reading

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'   The study of various potions and elixirs and how to brew them.

 Specific potions, draughts and elixirs are chosen as Specialties.

!#   Herbology is the study of magical plants and fungi, including how to care for them and use their magical properties. Some magical plants form important ingredients in potions, others have magical effects on their own.

 Trees & Plants

 Fungi

 Roots & Tubers

 Pests & Parasites

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(advanced Skill) Transfiguration is magic which changes one object into another. It is possible to change inanimate objects into animate ones and vice versa. Some Transfiguration spells alter a part of something, such as changing a person's ears from normal into rabbit ears.

 Beginning Transfiguration (pre-requisite: Magic +2)

 Intermediate Transfiguration (pre-requisite: Magic +3)

 Advanced Transfiguration (pre-requisite: Magic +4)

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You are a natural on a broomstick and gain a +1 to your Fly and Quidditch Skills.


 

You're a practical joker at heart and get a +2 bonus to your Prank Skill.

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You possess a rare or even unique magical item of some kind, like a Cloak of Invisibility or Gloves of Giant Strength. Discuss the particulars of your gift with the Headmaster.

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Your familiar, broomstick, robes, etc. once belonged to an older sibling and have been passed on to you. You don't have to spend any money on school supplies.

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You have the blood of Giants in your veins, giving you a larger-than-average size and a +2 to the Fighting and General Athletics Skills (except Dodge). Because of your large size, you are also a bit clumsier than normal people. You have a -2 penalty to your Dodge and Sneak Skills. Note that Hagrid is actually a half-Giant, hence his considerable size and strength.

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Your family has its own House-Elf.

 
 

You have an Affinity for a particular field of magic (Herbology, Divination, etc.) and gain a +2 bonus to that field.

 
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You grew up in a Wizard/Witch household and are accustomed to the presence of magical creatures, spells and the like. Gain +1 in both History of Magic and Care of Magical Creatures.


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You grew up in a Muggle household and are familiar with Muggle history, technology and culture. Gain +4 in Muggle Studies.

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You have the rare ability to speak to serpents.

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Your family (or just one member) is extremely well-regarded and respected by the Wizard community.

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You're a budding journalist and you love listening to (and spreading) rumors. You get +2 to your Gossip skill.

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As part-Veela, you gain a +2 to your Allure Skill.

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You start with extra Galleons, Sickles and Knuts - enough to buy the finest schools supplies available.

 
  

All Wizards and Witches start school in possession of several items: robes, textbooks for that year, a wand, a broomstick and a familiar (either an owl, cat, toad or rat).

   Every student must purchase two sets of robes; one for normal use, one for formal occasions. Pointed black hats are also worn as part of the school uniform. Dragonhide gloves are also required for laboratory work. A sturdy winter cloak is also necessary for those cold walks outside.

.,   Students are also expected to bring the following items: cauldron, scales, quills, ink, parchment and a book bag.

+3#  Every student is required to purchase a number of textbooks to coincide with their courses. Used textbooks cost about half as much as new books and usually come with their own annotations and pre-underlined passages. Unfortunately, they're not quite as sturdy as new books and may feature such unpleasant "features" as ripped-out pages or blacked- out sentences.

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 The Standard Book of Spells Grade 1 by Miranda Goshawk

 A Beginner's Guide to Transfiguration by Emeric Switch

 A History of Magic by Bathilda Bagshott

 Magical Theory by Adalbert Waffling

 One Thousand Magical Herbs and Fungi by Phyllida Spore

 Magical Drafts and Potions by Arsenius Jigger

 Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them by Newt Scamander

 The Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-Protection by Quentin Trimble

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 The Standard Book of Spells Grade 2 by Miranda Goshawk

 Break With A Banshee by Gilderoy Lockhart

 Gadding With Ghouls by Gilderoy Lockhart

 Holidays With Hags by Gilderoy Lockhart

 Travel With Trolls by Gilderoy Lockhart

 Voyages With Vampires by Gilderoy Lockhart

 Wandering With Werewolves by Gilderoy Lockhart

 Year With The Yeti by Gilderoy Lockhart

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 Intermediate Transfiguration

 The Standard Book of Spells Grade 3 by Miranda Goshawk

 The Monster Book Of Monsters

 Unfogging the Future by Cassandra Vblatsky

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 The Standard Book of Spells Grade 4 by Miranda Goshawk

 Numerology and Gramatica

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A Quidditch match involves the following: Chasers try to score with the Quaffle (a skill check...must be at least a Bumbling Success). If the Chasers pass the Quaffle to one another, it will give them a +1 to any scoring attempt made (this bonus is lost if control of the Quaffle is lost).

The Keeper needs to match or exceed an opposing Chaser's skill check to block the shot. A successful Quaffle score earns that team 10 points.

Beaters keep the Bludgers away from the Chasers and Seeker. Unless blocked, both Bludgers will get to attack the Chaser and Seekers. On a Bumbling Success, one Bludger is blocked but the other gets free and may attack the Seeker or a Chaser.

On a Success, both Bludgers are blocked. On a Critical Success, the Bludgers are automatically knocked toward the other team's Seeker.

The Seeker must get a Brilliant Success to grab the Snitch - Seekers gets a +1 bonus every round until the Snitch is captured. If attacked by a Bludger, the Seeker must roll their Fly skill to avoid the Bludger or they lose their chance to grab the Seeker. If both Bludgers attack and aren't avoided, the Seeker is "out" for the next round.

Reaching 250 points or capturing the Snitch will end the match.

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  Roll a d20, add or subtract the appropriate modifiers, consult the chart:

 0 or less Bludge You couldn't have done worse if you tried

 1-5 Flop You've failed, but it could've been much worse

 6-10 Bumbling Success You've managed to succeed in spite of yourself

 11-19 Success Congratulations - nothing terrible happened

 20+ Brilliant Success A smashing success beyond all expectations

Even if the result is not a Success, there should be SOMETHING that happens Bumbling Successes should be somewhat comical, Flops should be disappointing (but not stop the action outright) and Bludges should provide for VERY interesting plot complications. Of course, one Brilliant Success should make up for all the bad die rolls…

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  If the character is being directly opposed by someone or something, then use the opposing skill as a negative modifier to the character's die roll. Fighting, General Athletics, Quidditch, Bluff and Sneak & Spy are Opposed Skills.

Example: Winston (General Athletics +1) is being chased by a rather large troll (General Athletics +3). Winston rolls a 13 and adds +1 for his General Athletics skill for a total of 14. Now, he must now subtract the troll's skill of 3, leaving him with an 11. Success! Winston makes it to the dungeon door and slams it shut behind him.

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 * Usually, actions are resolved in order of the skill involved. But if you really need to get your action off early you can take a penalty on your next die roll. This penalty is then applied to your skill when determined the order of actions.

Example: Winston (Magic +1) and Cynthia (Magic +1) are in dueling class. Winston knows Cynthia is experienced at dueling (she has a Dueling specialty of +1) so he accepts a -3 penalty to his die roll in order to get his spell off before Cynthia can react (giving him a Magic score of +4 when determining which action happens first).

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  Magic is handled exactly like any other die roll and magic spells can be cast in haste. If dueling and your opponent has the drop on you, you may cast a counter-curse, but at a negative modifier depending on the magic rating of your opponent. If the counter-curse's result is equal to or higher than the spell to be countered, then that spell is countered successfully.

Example: Xavier and Penny are engaged in a Wizard's Duel. Xavier and Penny are both third-year students (Magic rating +3). Xavier decides that he wants to get his spell off before Penny can react so he casts an Engorgement Charm with a haste penalty of -3. Penny opts for a more defensive strategy and casts a counter-curse.

Xavier rolls a 13 - an excellent result, but suffers a -3 penalty to his Magic score for casting his spell in haste His final score is 10 (13-3). A bumbling success…

Penny rolls a 10. Because Xavier's Magic score is the same as Penny's, they effectively cancel one another our. The counterspell is the same result as Xavier's (Bumbling Success) and so Xavier's Engorgement Charm fizzles out.

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