Ok rhanks:)
But I have a question.
Can you cast a cruciartus or imperius curse in hog io?

Jun woo Park wrote: 14 Jan 2025, 10:48 Ok rhanks:)
But I have a question.
Can you cast a cruciartus or imperius curse in hog io?

Crucio and imperio can be applied for as ability only by adult character.

Look, I am the kind of person that does not enjoy not being able to know everything, so, I went to my report card and when I go there I see an exclamation point (!) Below the mark that represents a subject like the reducio thing for charms. what's the difference? If you don't understand what I am saying, that is fine. Sorry for posting.

Pettely Knots wrote: 14 Jan 2025, 11:40 Look, I am the kind of person that does not enjoy not being able to know everything, so, I went to my report card and when I go there I see an exclamation point (!) Below the mark that represents a subject like the reducio thing for charms.

Reducio

like the thing you saw before you clicked on it for charms and there's a '!' Below, while for some subjects there is a ' - ' below the mark?

what's the difference? If you don't understand what I am saying, that is fine. Sorry for posting.

Hey Petterly, don’t apologize for posting it’s a very fair question! Please correct me if I am wrong, but in theory they both mean the same thing! The ! means that the homework is still to be done, and the - means that the homework hadn’t been done. When you submit a homework it will turn into a ? mark and once it is graded will turn into your grade! (Sorry of that makes no sense!)

Sorry but Im just a newbie here so how do you do schoolwork or progress in lessons?

Pettely Knots wrote: 14 Jan 2025, 11:40 Look, I am the kind of person that does not enjoy not being able to know everything, so, I went to my report card and when I go there I see an exclamation point (!) Below the mark that represents a subject like the reducio thing for charms.

Reducio

like the thing you saw before you clicked on it for charms and there's a '!' Below, while for some subjects there is a ' - ' below the mark?

what's the difference? If you don't understand what I am saying, that is fine. Sorry for posting.

Those with [!] open further hw that is locked behind previous hw, [-] is homework that's accessible to you. Think of it as your classes irl and then your electives/extra classes.

Jun woo Park wrote: 14 Jan 2025, 11:55 Sorry but Im just a newbie here so how do you do schoolwork or progress in lessons?

Hi Jun! Homework will become available to you after 20 posts on different ooc & ic threads along with 10-11 days of being on site.

Since you're a new user, i suggest you to sign up for [Mentorship Program], these are tenured users with experience who will help guide you in your early beginnings on Hio and help clear your doubts and queries.

Write a 300-word RP of someone using both the Mending Charm and Dancing Feet Spell.

That was the homework for my report card, but am I supposed to write 300-word each for Mending Charm and the Dancing Feet Spell? Or am I supposed to do 300 words for both of them COMBINED?

Pettely Knots wrote: 14 Jan 2025, 13:06 Write a 300-word RP of someone using both the Mending Charm and Dancing Feet Spell.

That was the homework for my report card, but am I supposed to write 300-word each for Mending Charm and the Dancing Feet Spell? Or am I supposed to do 300 words for both of them COMBINED?

Hi Petterly, I believe it means that you must write a role play for both the Mending Charm and Dancing Feet Spell. You can of course write more then 300 words! Also - just so you know there is this which is for Charms questions and I believe the professors check it regularly!

What happens if someone gets cursed with the cruciartus or imperius curse?

Jun woo Park wrote: 14 Jan 2025, 17:21 What happens if someone gets cursed with the cruciartus or imperius curse?

It would depend on if this were to take place in a private thread or a moderated event, but the person who used either spell, if caught, would most likely be sent to Azkaban. If in a private thread, it would be decide on between the person casting the spell and the person getting hit with it. In a moderated event, it is normally decided on by the moderator.