Transfiguration Creation - Year Four
Welcome to the First Ever Fourth Year Transfiguration Creation!
“Hello, everyone! Today we have a special assignment!” Good way to start (or startle) the students right. Kasem showed up out of nowhere almost, clapping his hands together. Those around looked a mixture of bored, if they hated this subject, or excited, if they found it fascinating. Once all eyes were on him he continued, “Courtesy of the previous professor, we have a new way of doing transfiguration spells! A slightly more useful way at that too, hopefully at least.”
Kasem moved a bit towards the board using his wand to point towards what was written on there. The spells they had been working on for the last year were jotted down, alongside the equivalent of their new usages.
“For more information on how to use these spells please consult the Transfiguration Spell Book.” Professor Kasem continued. He gestured to the students sitting in their seats. “The goal for today, should you be so bold, is to come up to the front of class and perform whichever spell you’d like on whichever item you’d like.” He showed to the desk where a series of items were lined up - a pair of rabbits, a trunk, a cauldron, a bookbag, books, and quills.Animal Goblet Transformation - Object to Cup
Mice Transformation - Object to Rodent
Ducklifors - Object to Duck
Rabbit Transformation - Animate Object to Rabbit
Rabbit to Slippers - Animate Object to Footwear
Cauldron to Sieve - Container to Kitchenware
Cauldron to Badger - Container to Mammal
Cauldron to Guitar - Container to Instrument
“If you are successful here as a class, I will make sure to prepare more interesting and incredible challenges in the future!
OOC INFORMATION
1. You must be a FOURTH YEAR to qualify.
2. To complete this challenge you must write a post that is at least 300 words.
3. Be sure to describe 1) what the item you choose looks like, 2) the kind of visualization or imagination your character is using and 3) how creative is the transfigured object after it has been transfigured. You may use other spells to combo into the target transfiguration spell from previous years as well. You are not limited to only these spells but you must use at least ONE from this year. You may use other spells to combo into the target transfiguration spell from previous years as well. You are not limited to only these spells but you must use at least ONE from this year.
4. OPTIONAL - if you prefer to have your spell rolled, I will be happy to mod the success of the spell cast, however this is not required for this assignment. If you would like this to randomize your outcome, you may indicated that you wish the spell to be modded at the bottom of your post.
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Ava Winchect
Carpe Diem
Transfiguration Creation - Year Four
“Today we have a special assignment!”
The odd professor scanned the room appreciatively, despite the many students around Ava who would have been happy anywhere else. Ava rolled her eyes and groaned. Special almost never equated to exciting.
She could at least appreciate that it wasn’t the same rinse and repeat approach to class as usual. Something about new versatility to the spells they were using, although she hardly paid attention to it.
“Your goal today, should you be so bold, is to come up to the front of class and perform whichever spell you’d like on whichever item you’d like.”
She glanced around at her classmates to see if any would volunteer to go first. Glancing back up towards the board, an idea was beginning to form as to what she could do.
She pushed her chair back, eliciting an annoying squeal noise as she stood. The class turned to stare at her as she made her way towards the front of the classroom.
Noting the rabbits on the table, she produced her wand from within a pocket of her robe and pointed it at the undeserving animal.
"Vera Verto!" she announced, focusing on the rabbit as she envisioned a small glass in her mind. Not just any small glass, though. A shot glass.
She had no idea just what the professor would think of this spell, that was, if it succeeded, but he would have to give her props for being the first to go in front of the class and do it. The shot glass itself was mostly plain, almost identical to an average class cup found in the kitchen, but was skinnier and smaller—and had a red print on the glass: Kāne. It was the same shade as the eyes of the rabbit before it had been transformed.
And transform it did. Before her eyes, the rabbit transformed into the small shot glass, including the red name printed on it. She grabbed the glass in her hand and turned to face the professor, grinning with a mixture of pride and amusement.
"It seems like you need this. I know you’ll get good use out of it. No reason to thank me!"
Note: Result was prerolled in botspam.