Potions

People ask if Muggles can create a magical potion, if there is a potion book and the correct material. Unfortunately, the answer is no. In order to make a potion it is necessary to have some elements of a cane (just add a dead fly or asphodel to a pot hanging on fire, it will not cause trouble except for delicious soup).

Some potions duplicate the effects of spells and charms, but some effects (eg Polyjuice Potion and Felix Felicis) can not be achieved in other ways. In general, wizards and wizards like what you think is the easiest way or the most satisfying way to achieve your goals.

Potions are not suitable for impatient people, but it is often difficult to replace that effect with a pioneer of another technology. This magic branch has a certain mystery and status. The same can be said of dark signs dealing with very dangerous substances. The general concept of potion experts in the Magic community is meditation, a slow personality. In fact, Snape is completely stereotype.

Chemistry is my most disliked subject in my school, and I gave up as soon as possible. Of course, when Harry Slie's main enemy Severus Snape tries to decide what to teach, it must be an equivalent of a wizard. I discovered Snape's introduction to his subjects is very convincing ("I will teach you bottling fame, brewing glory and even killing." It's just as much fun In fact, I always like to make potions in books and study ingredients for them Many of the various drafts and libraries Harry created for Snape exist (or Dittany has a therapeutic effect (although it has an anti-inflammatory effect, it is not recommended to test it myself, but it is considered to have existed) ), Bezoar is actually a group taken from the stomach of an animal Your addiction

Also known as a potion maker or a potion maker is a witch and a mage used to make potions. This means that their main income comes from making potions or is generally related to potions. This may involve being a professional wine maker, researching or inventing potions, or teaching potions as a magical school subject. N. E. W. T. is one of the qualifications required to become a therapist at partion. From 1980 to the autumn of 1996, Severus Snape was the hog owner of Hogwarts medicine. Hollers Raghorn who taught medicine many years ago became the master of the medicine in 1996. Other well-known potion professors are Swoopstikes and Vindictus Viridian. Swoopstikes is an entomologist with abundant knowledge on magical insects, and Viridian was a principal and author of Hogwarts.

Hogwarts School of Magic has a potion course dedicated to studying potions and effects. This is a core course that is essential in the first 5 years of student education. For those who got a high score in the average wizard-level exam, they are optional in the 6th and 7th years. Most of the students enrolled in N. E. W. T. Hogwarts have reached "excellent" or "beyond expectation" at their O.W.L. Those who can not test well can not keep up with the work of advanced courses and can not increase housework. The potion is considered to be a problem in achieving O.W.L. This was confirmed by only 12 students who advanced to N.W.T. level in 1996.

Potion (Latin potio, 'Beverage') is a magical mixture usually brewed in a cauldron and brings many benefits to drinkers. The effect, nature and brewing of medicines are very difficult. An example of a potion for beginners is Cure for Boils, the first part of Hogwarts School of Magic. Incredibly sophisticated and challenging Polyjuice potions, even adult witches and even magicians are in trouble. Syrups are made from raw materials with mysterious nature. Syrups can be used as a drug, an antidote, a solution, a lethal poison, or any support given to a drinker from augmentation of strength to immunity to a flame. Syrups are not necessarily used for drinking as some drugs can be applied by physical contact, or simply by creating effects such as syrup regeneration. According to Professor Severus Snape, former Hodgards' Potion Master, this potion says, "It can confuse people, confine the senses, even even prevent death."