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Mjölnir Open 9

Úrslitin

* 60 kg flokkur kvenna

1. sæti: Sunna Rannveig Davíðsdóttir (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Andrea Stefánsdóttir (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Heiðdís Ósk Leifsdóttir (VBC)

\*\*+\*\*60 kg flokkur kvenna

1. sæti: Sigrún Helga Lund (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Dóra Haraldsdóttir (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Kristine Slisane (Mjölnir)

* 66 kg flokkur karla

1. sæti: Axel Kristinsson (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Bjarki Ómarsson (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Ómar Yamak (Mjölnir)

* 77 kg flokkur karla

1. sæti: Pétur Jónasson (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Hjalti Andrés (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Sigurgeir Heiðarsson (Mjölnir)

* 88 kg flokkur karla

1. sæti: Diego Björn Valencia (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Eiður Sigurðsson (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Björn Lúkas (Sleipnir)

* 99 kg flokkur karla

1. sæti: Þráinn Kolbeinsson (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Ingþór Örn Valdimarsson (Fenrir)
3. sæti: Eggert Djaffer Si Said (Mjölnir)

\*\*+\*\*99 kg flokkur karla

1. sæti: Halldór Logi Valsson (Fenrir)
2. sæti: Pétur Jóhannes Óskarsson (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Brynjar Örn Ellertsson (Mjölnir)

Opinn flokkur kvenna

1. sæti: Sigrún Helga Lund (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Sunna Rannveig Davíðsdóttir (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Inga Birna Ársælsdóttir (Mjölnir)

Opinn flokkur karla

1. sæti: Þráinn Kolbeinsson (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: EgillØydvin Hjördísarson (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Thomas Fromo (MMA Trondheim)
Mjölnir Open 13

### Trivia

This is the first Mjölnir Open to be hosted on smoothcomp

* **60 kg flokkur kvenna**

1. sæti: Ingibjörg Birna Ársælsdóttir (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Aniko Volentics (Mjölnir)

**+60 kg flokkur kvenna**

1. sæti: Karlotta Baldvinsdóttir (VBC)
2. sæti: Margrét Ýr Sigurjónsdóttir (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Heiðrún Fjóla Pálsdóttir (Sleipnir)

* **77 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Ómar Yamak (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Valentin Fels Camilleri (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Valdimar Torfason (Mjölnir)

* **88 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Halldór Logi Valsson (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Bjarki Þór Pálsson (RVK MMA)
3. sæti: Guðlaugur Einarsson (Mjölnir)

* **99 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Marek Bujlo (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Bjarni Kristjánsson (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Hrólfur Ólafsson (Mjölnir)

**+99 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Eggert Djaffer Si Said (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Brynjar Ellertsson (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Pétur Jóhannes Óskarsson (Mjölnir)

**Opinn flokkur kvenna**

1. sæti: Karlotta Baldvinsdóttir (VBC)
2. sæti: Heiðrún Fjóla Pálsdóttir (Sleipnir)
3. sæti: Ingibjörg Birna Ársælsdóttir (Mjölnir)

**Opinn flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Halldór Logi Valsson (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Marek Bujlo (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Bjarki Þór Pálsson (RVK MMA)
Box-o-Bits

## Information

**Size:** *Small, Level 2*

**Action Order:** *Mechanics +0*

## Description

This small plastic container contains its contents. Which include all manner of small fasteners, clips, screws, links, and Highly Useful Items. It bears no resemblance at all to the 'what we cleaned up today' boxes used by maintenance crews when they sweep under desks and food preparation machinery.
Íslandsmeistaramót 2009

## Results

### Opinn Flokkur Karla

1. Gunnar Nelson (Mjölnir)
2. Ingþór Örn Valdimarsson (Fenrir)
3. Sighvatur Helgason (Mjölnir)

### Opinn flokkur kvenna

1. Auður Olga Skúladóttir (Mjölnir)
2. Sólveig Sigurðuardóttir (Mjölnir)
3. Krístín (Jiu Jitsu Skóli Íslands)

### +100 kg

1. Ingþór Örn Valdimarsson (Fenrir)
2. Björn Sigurðarson (Jiu Jitsu Skóli Íslands)
3. Hinrik Bergsson (Mjölnir)

### 100 kg

1. Þorvaldur Blöndal (Mjölnir)
2. Haraldur Óli Ólafsson (Fjölnir)
3. Þráinn Kolbeinsson (Mjölnir)

### 90 kg

1. Sighvatur Helgason (Mjölnir)
2. Jóhann Helgason (Mjölnir)
3. Óðinn Árnason (Mjölnir)

### 81 kg

1. Gunnar Nelson (Mjölnir)
2. Vignir Már Sævarsson (Mjölnir)
3. Bjarni Baldursson (Mjölnir)

### 73 kg

1. Haraldur Gísli Sigfússon (Mjölnir)
2. Arnar Bjarnason (Fjölnir)
3. Eysteinn Finnsson (Jiu Jitsu Skóli Íslands)

### 66 kg

1. Axel Kristinsson (Mjölnir)
2. Davíð Örn Jóhannesson (Mjölnir)
3. Guðni Matthíasson (Fjölnir)
Grettismót 7 (2019)

### **68 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Sigursteinn Óli Ingólfsson (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Mikael Aclipen (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Sigurður Jóhann Helgason (Mjölnir)

### **79 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Ómar Yamak (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Vilhjálmur Arnarsson (Akureyri BJJ)
3. sæti: Gunnar Þór Þórsson (Mjölnir)

### **90 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Kristján Helgi Hafliðason (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Hákon Magnússon (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Ryszard Borowski (Mjölnir)

### **101 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Ferdinand Sigurðsson (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Rafal Adrian Olchanowski (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Róbert Óliver Bjarnason (Mjölnir)

### **+101 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Brynjar Örn Ellertsson (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Diego Björn Valencia (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Kjartan Iversen (Momentum BJJ)

### **64 kg flokkur kvenna**

1. sæti: Lili Racz (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Ida Laine (Mjölnir)

### **74 kg flokkur kvenna**

1. sæti: Margrét Ýr Sigurjónsdóttir (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Margrét Óladóttir (Akureyri BJJ)
3. sæti: Ilanita Josefina (Reykjavík MMA)

### **Opinn flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Kristján Helgi Hafliðason (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Diego Björn Valencia (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Brynjar Örn Ellertsson (Mjölnir)

### **Opinn flokkur kvenna**

1. sæti: Margrét Ýr Sigurjónsdóttir (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Lili Racz (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: ilanita Josefina (Reykjavík MMA)
Grettismót 3 (2015)

(Aðeins ein stelpa var skráð til leiks. Hún Katla Hrund Björnsdóttir keppti í -68 kg flokki með strákunum og var því enginn opinn flokkur kvenna. Hún fékk þó að launum blómvönd fyrir hugrekki sitt að keppa með strákunum.)

### **68 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Axel Kristinsson (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Kristján Sigurðsson (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Símon Böðvarsson (Mjölnir)

### **79 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Daði Steinn Brynjarsson (VBC)
2. sæti: Ómar Yamak (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Vilhjálmur Arnarsson (Fenrir)

### **90 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Eiður Sigurðsson (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Sindri Ingólfsson (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Sigurður Baldur Kolbrúnarson (Mjölnir)

### **101 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Diego Björn Valencia (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Bjarki Pétursson (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Aron Einarsson (Mjölnir)

### **+101 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Halldór Logi Valsson (Fenrir)
2. sæti: Brynjar Örn Ellertsson (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Jóhann Kristinsson (Mjölnir)

### **Opinn flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Halldór Logi Valsson (Fenrir)
2. sæti: Jóhann Kristinsson (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Jóhann Páll Jónsson (Mjölnir)
Grettismót 6 (2018)

### **68 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Pétur Óskar Þorkelsson (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Sigursteinn Óli Ingólfsson (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Gunnar Sigurðsson (VBC)

### **79 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Merlin Gallery (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Valdimar Torfason (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Hafþór Gunnlaugsson (Mjölnir)

### **90 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Þórhallur Ragnarsson (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Sigurjón Kári Sigurjónsson (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Sigurpáll Albertsson (VBC)

### **101 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Halldór Logi Valsson (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Eiður Sigurðsson (RVK MMA)
3. sæti: Diego Björn Valencia (Mjölnir)

### **+101 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Marek Bujło (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Brynjar Örn Ellertsson (Mjölnir)

### **64 kg flokkur kvenna**

1. sæti: Ingibjörg Birna Ársælsdóttir (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Sigurður Jóhann Helgason (Mjölnir)

### **74 kg flokkur kvenna**

1. sæti: Lilja Guðjónsdóttir (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Gunnhildur Þorkelsdóttir (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Vera Illugadóttir (Mjölnir)

### **+74 kg flokkur kvenna**

1. sæti: Guðrún Björk Jónsdóttir (VBC)
2. sæti: Ásta Sveinsdóttir (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Ásta Bolladóttir (Mjölnir)

### **Opinn flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Halldór Logi Valsson (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Marek Bujło (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Sigurpáll Albertsson (VBC)

### **Opinn flokkur kvenna**

1. sæti: Ingibjörg Birna Ársælsdóttir (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Sigurður Jóhann Helgason (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Vera Illugadóttir (Mjölnir)
Grettismót 2 (2014)

### **64 kg flokkur kvenna**

1. sæti: Sunna Rannveig Davíðsdóttir (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Ólöf Embla Kristinsdóttir (VBC)
3. sæti: Edda Elísabet Magnúsdóttir (Mjölnir)

### **+64 kg flokkur kvenna**

1. sæti: Brynja Finnsdóttir (Fenrir)
2. sæti: Dóra Haraldsdóttir (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Ingibjörg Hulda Jónsdóttir (Fenrir)

### **68 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Ómar Yamak (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Pétur Óskar Þorkelsson (VBC)
3. sæti: Ari Páll Samúelsson (VBC)

### **79 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Daði Steinn (VBC)
2. sæti: Helgi Rafn Guðmundsson (Sleipnir)
3. sæti: Pétur Jónasson (Mjölnir)

### **90 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Agnar Ari Böðvarsson (Fenrir)
2. sæti: Sveinbjörn Iura (Ármann)
3. sæti: Eiður Sigurðsson (Mjölnir)

### **101 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Birgir Rúnar Halldórsson (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Birkir Már Benediktsson (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Arnar Jón Óskarsson (Gleipnir)

### **+101 kg flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Brynjar Örn Ellertsson (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Eggert Reginn Kjartansson (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Eggert Djaffer (Mjölnir)

### **Opinn flokkur kvenna**

1. sæti: Sunna Rannveig Davíðsdóttir (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Brynja Finnsdóttir (Fenrir)
3. sæti: Ólöf Embla Kristinsdóttir (VBC)

### **Opinn flokkur karla**

1. sæti: Daði Steinn (VBC)
2. sæti: Ómar Yamak (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Eggert Djaffer (Mjölnir)
Grettismót 1 (2013)

### **64 kg flokkur kvenna:**

1. sæti: Sunna Rannveig Davíðsdóttir (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Inga Birna Ársælsdóttir (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Birna Kristín (Mjölnir)

### **+64 kg flokkur kvenna:**

1. sæti: Dóra Haraldsdóttir (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Ingibjörg Hulda Jónsdóttir (Fenrir)
3. sæti: Harpa Ragúels (Fenrir)

### **77 kg flokkur karla:**

1. sæti: Hamilton Ash (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Damian Zorczykowski (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Pétur Jónasson (Mjölnir)

### **88 kg flokkur karla:**

1. sæti: Helgi Rafn Guðmundsson (Sleipnir)
2. sæti: Hermann Ragnar Unnarsson (Sleipnir)
3. sæti: Eiður Sigurðsson (Mjölnir)

### **99 kg flokkur karla:**

1. sæti: Gunnar Páll Helgason (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Birgir Rúnar Halldórsson (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Diego Björn Valencia (Mjölnir)

### **+99 kg flokkur karla:**

1. sæti: Eggert Djaffer Si Said (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Pétur Jóhannes Óskarsson (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Freyr Björnsson (Mjölnir)

### **Opinn flokkur kvenna:**

1. sæti: Sunna Rannveig Davíðsdóttir (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Inga Birna Ársælsdóttir (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Dóra Haraldsdóttir (Mjölnir)

### **Opinn flokkur karla:**

1. sæti: Eiður Sigurðsson (Mjölnir)
2. sæti: Diego Björn Valencia (Mjölnir)
3. sæti: Ómar Yamak (Mjölnir)
VBC

VBC er íþróttafélag sem er drifið áfram að hópi fólks sem hefur brennandi áhuga og ástríðu fyrir bardagaíþróttum.

Félagið er ekki rekið í hagnaðarskyni og gefur stjórn félagsins vinnu sína.

Klúbburinn var stofnaður hér á landi 2009 og var fyrst staðsettur í Stangarhyl á Ártúnshöfða. Í október 2013 flutti félagið sig yfir í Kópavoginn í mun stærra og hentugra húsnæði,  rúmlega 900 fermetra en það gamla var rúmlega 230 fermetrar.

Aðstaðan er sérhönnuð fyrir bardagaíþróttir, en við höfum til að mynda fullgildan hnefaleikahring, stóran æfingarsal með speglum, svæði með púðum fyrir hnefaleika og muay thai og stórt og gott svæði fyrir jiu jitsu.

Einnig er góð lyftingaraðstaða á svæðinu og mikið magn af handlóðum og ketilbjöllum.

Búningsklefar eru á staðnum og þar að auki er stór setustofa við anddyrið.

VBC deilir húsnæði með Boxbúðin.is
Mjölnir Open 5

Over 70 competitors from 7 clubs competed in the fifth Mjölnir Open.

Gunnar Nelson and Auður Olga were the most victorious individuals and both won their weight category and the open category.

## **+ 60 kg Konur**

1. Auður Olga skúladóttir – Mjölnir
2. Kristín Sigmarsdóttir – Pedro Sauer
3. Rut Sigurðardóttir – Sleipnir

## **66 kg Karlar**

1. Arnar Bjarnason – Combat Gym
2. Pétur Haukur Jóhannesson – Mjölnir
3. Aron Daði Bjarnason – Fenrir

## **77 kg Karlar**

1. Arnar Freyr Vigfússon – Combat Gym
2. Helgi Rafn Guðmundsson – Sleipnir
3. Jósep Valur Guðlaugsson – Mjölnir

## **88 kg Karlar**

1. Gunnar Nelson – Mjölni
2. James Davis – Mjölnir
3. Sighvatur Helgason – Mjölnir

## **99 kg Karlar**

1. Þráinn Kolbeinsson – Mjölnir
2. Haraldur Óli – Combat Gym
3. Hrólfur Ólafsson – Mjölnir

## **+99 kg Karlar**

1. Guðmundur Þór Sævarsson – Combat Gym
2. Gunnar Páll Helgason – Mjölnir
3. Heimir Freyr Heimisson – Mjölnir

## **Opinn Flokkur Kvenna**

1. Auður Olga skúladóttir – Mjölnir
2. Kristín Sigmarsdóttir – Pedro Sauer
3. Rut Sigurðardóttir – Sleipnir

## **Opinn Flokkur Karla**

1. Gunnar Nelson – Mjölnir
2. Sighvatur Helgason – Mjölnir
3. James Davis – Mjölnir
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Sewing Kit

==Information==

**Size:** *Small, Level 1*

**Action Order:** *Brains +2*

## Description

Uniform get a tear in the line of duty? This handy kit has everything you need to fix any wardrobe malfunction you may encounter! Contains thread, patches, pins (safety and straight), scissors, needles, measuring tape, buttons, a needle threader, and a pin cushion.
Mjölnir Open 3

Mjölnir Open 3 (may 24 2008) The Judo Association of Reykjavik held the tournament for the third consecutive year. A total of seven weight categories were included, six categories for men and one category for women. There were about 26 participants, and the tournament went very well.

The referees at the tournament were Arnar Freyr Vigfússon, Daníel Örn Davíðsson, and Árni Ísaksson. The staff members were Haraldur Nelson and Bjarni Baldursson

## Results

### Mens Open Weight

1. Sighvatur Helgason (Mjölnir)

2. Bjarni Kristjánsson (Mjölnir)

3. Jósep Valur Guðlaugsson (Mjölnir)

### Womens Open Weight

1. Auður Olga Skúladóttir (Mjölnir)
2. 2. Bjarndís Friðriksdóttir (Mjölnir)

### +88 KG men

1. Gunnar Páll Helgason (Mjölnir)
2. Atli Örn Guðmundsson (Mjölnir)
3. Haraldur Óli Ólafsson (Fjölnir)

### -88 KG men

* 1. Sighvatur Helgason (Mjölnir)
* 2. Bjarni Kristjánsson (Mjölnir)
* 3. Mariusz Brzózka (Mjölnir)

### -81 KG men

1. Sveinn Orri Bragason (JR)

2. Jóhann Örn Helgason (Mjölnir)

3. Helgi Rafn Guðmundsson (Fjölnir)

### -74 KG men

1. Sólon Árnason (Mjölnir)

2. Leó Ólafsson (Mjölnir)

3. Ágúst Pétursson (Mjölnir)

### -67 KG men

1. Halldór Már Jónsson (Mjölnir)

2. Jón Viðar Dan (Mjölnir)

3. Daníel Jóhannsson (Fjölnir)
Extraordinary Muggle-Repelling Charm

> A Muggle-Repelling Charm can be used to prevent Muggles from seeing magical related places or items.
>
> Description of the Muggle-Repelling Charm

The **Muggle-Repelling Charm** (*Repello Muggletum*) was a charm that prevented Muggles from seeing or entering an area. Any non-magic person that would get close to the vicinity of the enchantment would remember something urgent to do and leave.Template:Real Magical Spell

## Known uses

> Muggle-Repelling Charms on every inch of it. Every time Muggles have got anywhere near here all year, they've suddenly remembered urgent appointments and had to dash away again.
>
> Arthur Weasley regarding the protection around the 1994 Quidditch World Cup stadium, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Every inch of the Quidditch Trillenium Stadium was covered in Muggle-Repelling Charms for the 1994 Quidditch World Cup in Dartmoor.

Hogwarts Castle and Durmstrang Castle were both protected by Muggle-Repelling Charms.

According to Newton Scamander, Muggle-Repelling Charms were used on the habitats of some magical creatures. Also according to him, the powers of certain magical creatures — such as the Kelpie or Pogrebin — could negate the effects of the Muggle-Repelling Charm, due to their own innate powers *existing* to attract humans.

Hermione Granger and Harry Potter used this spell to protect their campsite from 1997 to 1998 while hunting Horcruxes.

## Known practitioners

Profile - Hermione Granger-COS Promo.jpgHermione GrangerProfile - Harry Potter-COS Promo.jpgHarry Potter
## Behind the scenes

* Tom Riddle tells Hagrid that Myrtle's parents will be arriving at Hogwarts to collect their daughter's body; as they are Muggles, this should not be possible. However, the charm may have been lifted for the event, or Tom may have been lying.
* Sirius says his father Orion Black put every protection known to wizardkind on 12 Grimmauld Place, and since Muggles cannot approach or enter it, it is possible this was among those spells.
* Muggles can see neither the Leaky Cauldron nor St Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries; this may therefore be placed on both locations.
* This spell was most likely invented by wizards or witches from Great Britain, because it is one of the places that call non-magic people "Muggles".
* Muggle-Repelling Charms were invented at least before 1398. In 1398, when the wizard Zacharias Mumps described the need for anti-Muggle security in Quidditch matches, he said "Repelling Charms are useful if you are setting up a permanent pitch".
An Known Headmaster of Harry Potter Franchise

> Every headmaster and headmistress of Hogwarts has brought something new to the weighty task of governing this historic school, and that is as it should be, for without progress there will be stagnation and decay.
>
> Dolores Umbridge regarding the legacy of headteachers at Hogwarts, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

A **Headmaster** or **Headmistress** was an individual who headed the staff of a school, be it ***Muggle*** or magical. They had the final say on the safety and the day-to-day functioning of the school; though at Hogwarts, this was with the possible exception of the Board of Governors, and, during the ***1995–1996 school year***, the "High Inquisitor".Template:Official-Post

## Behind the scenes

* In Template:GOF, Dumbledore refers to Karkaroff's title as "Highmaster". Template:PM, however, confirms that the title of Headmaster is used at Durmstrang as well.
* It is unclear if Headmasters must die in office to get a portrait on the wall or if they must simply not abandon (in the sense of betraying, not simply leaving) their position.

### Translations

* Danish: *Rektor* (literal)
* Estonian: *Direktor*
* Faroese: *skúlastjóri*
* Greek, Modern: *Διευθυντής* ("director")
* Icelandic: *skólastjóri*
* Russian: Директор ("direktor") - Principal

## Appearances

* Template:PS Template:1st
* Template:COS
* Template:POA
* Template:GOF
* Template:OOTP
* Template:DH
* Template:DH
* Template:DH
* Template:JKRS
* Template:PM
* Template:WW
* Template:QWC
* Template:TCG
* Template:HPK
* Template:HPPU
* Template:HPFJ
* Template:HPV
* Template:HPV
	+ *The Art of Harry Potter Mini Book of Graphic Design*
* Template:MHP
* Template:HM
* Template:WU
* Template:PAS
* Template:MA
* Template:HL

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ Template:OOTP
2. ↑ Template:COS
3. ↑ 2007 Accio Quote! Bloomsbury Chat: **Laura Trego:** *Was the absence of snapes portrait in the headmasters office in the last scene innocent or deliberate*
**J.K. Rowling:** *It was deliberate. Snape had effectively* **abandoned his post before dying***, so he had not merited inclusion in these august circles.*.
4. ↑ J.K. Rowling at Carnegie Hall

**Q:** *Is Severus Snape's portrait in the headmaster's office?*
**JKR:** *Some have been asking why hasn't the portrait appeared immediately. It doesn't. The reason is that the perception in the castle itself and everyone who was in the castle, because Snape kept his secret so well was that he abandoned his post. So all the portraits you see in the headmaster's study are all headmasters and mistresses who died, it's like British royals. You only get good press if you die in office. Abdication is not acceptable, particularly if you marry and [sic] American. I'm kidding! [laughter] I digress. I know, because I thought this one through, because it was very important to me, I know Harry would have insisted that Snape’s portrait was on that wall, right beside Dumbledore's. [Applause.]*
Albania

# Albania (Harry Potter)

**Albania**, officially **Republic of Albania**, is a country in Southeastern Europe. It borders Greece, Macedonia, Template:W, and Template:W. The capital city is Template:W. It was known for holding the forest that was the hiding place of Voldemort after his first defeat.

## History

When Rowena Ravenclaw's daughter, Helena, stole her mother's diadem, she hid it in an Albanian forest. The Bloody Baron came to the forest to retrieve her, only to kill her on impulse when she refused, and then himself in repentance. The diadem remained hidden for several centuries, until Tom Marvolo Riddle discovered that Helena was the Grey Lady, the House Ghost of Ravenclaw, and managed to get the information about its resting place from her. He recovered it, murdered a peasant, and turned it into one of his Horcruxes.
Following his downfall in 1981, Tom Riddle, now known as Lord Voldemort, fled to the forests in Albania in his weakened state. In 1991, he encountered Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry's Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher, Professor Quirrell, who was looking for him, so that he could at the very least try to capture him or at best learn from him. However, Quirrell overestimated himself, and Voldemort completely overpowered the man, thus leaving Albania and back to London.
Following his failed attempt to steal the Philosopher's Stone, Voldemort returned to Albania, weaker than ever. He was eventually about to give up all hope when he was discovered by his former servant, Peter Pettigrew, in 1994.

## Magical education

It is possible that Albanian wizards and witches had the option to attend Durmstrang Institute as it accepted students from all over Northern and Eastern Europe, as long as they were of wizarding heritage.

## Magical government

Albania had its own wizarding government of unknown form.

## Behind the scenes

* In medieval Latin, "Albania" can refer to both the country now known to be Republic of Albania, or an old name for Scotland. When referring to the country, the etymology of "Albania" is borrowed from Template:W Ἀλβανία (*Albanía*). For Scotland, the etymology is from Template:W *Albu, Albain, Alban*. Today, it is still sometimes used poetically to refer to the island.

## External links

* Template:Wikilink
* Template:Wikilink

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Template:Wikilink
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Template:DH
3. ↑ Template:PS
4. ↑ Template:COS
Charm To Insult onto Severus S Snape

> Mr ***Moony*** presents his compliments to Professor Snape and begs him to keep his abnormally large nose out of other people's business.
> Mr Prongs agrees with Mr Moony and would like to add that Professor Snape is an ugly git.
> Mr Padfoot would like to register his astonishment that an idiot like that ever became a Professor.
> Mr Wormtail bids Professor Snape good day, and advises him to wash his hair, the slime-ball.
>
> An example of this charm's effect, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

This **charm** Template:Incantation unknown was among the spells placed by the four Marauders on their Marauder's Map, along with the ***Homonculous Charm***.Template:Real Magical Spell

## Effect

It caused the map to, if attempted to be used by their nemesis Severus Snape, display a series of insulting messages from each Marauder, rather than its normal contents. The spell appeared to activate upon Snape stating his name for the map to hear while attempting to read it.

## History

During the ***1993–1994 school year***, Snape, who had unknowingly confiscated the Marauder's Map from Harry Potter during an investigation into his suspected illicit forays into Hogsmeade, activated this charm while attempting to determine the ***parchment***'s significance. The resulting insults caused him to consult ***Remus Lupin*** (ironically one of the map's creators) on the matter.

## Behind the scenes

* In Template:POA, the code is: Reveal your Secrets.
	+ Harry reads "Messrs Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot and Prongs offer their compliments to Professor Snape, and request he keep his abnormally large nose out of other people's business.", followed by Snape about to insult Harry until Lupin shows up.

## Appearances

* Template:POA Template:1st
* Template:PM
* Template:WW
* Template:WU Template:Indirect

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ Template:POA
Mjölnir Open Open Weight

Record for most Mjölnir Open Open Weight wins

#### Mens Open weight

Þráinn Kólbeinsson (4) (4 in a row)

Gunnar Nelson (4)

Kristján Helgi Hafliðasson (3)

Sighvatur Magnús Helgason (2)

Halldór Logi Valsson (1)

Arnar Freyr Vigfússon (1)

Árni Ísaksson (1)

### Womens Open Weight

Anna Soffía Víkingsdóttir (3)

Inga birna (1)

Karlotta Baldvinsdóttir (2)

Auður Olga (2)

Sólveig Sigurðardóttir (2)

Sunna (2)

Ólöf Embla (1)

Sara Dís (1)
Gang Of Slytherins

> -he was part of a gang of Slytherins who nearly all turned out to be Death Eaters.
>
> Sirius Black to Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger about this gang, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

This **gang of Slytherins** was a group of students who attended Hogwarts in the ***1970s***.Template:Organisation

## History

According to Sirius Black, they were all in Slytherin House and most, if not all, became ***Death Eaters*** during the First Wizarding War. This group appeared to occasionally bully other students such as ***Mary Macdonald***. They likely targeted Muggle-born students and blood traitors.
It was partially Severus Snape's relationship with this group that lead his friendship with Lily Evans to end unpleasantly. It is likely that they played a role in influencing his prejudice towards *Muggles* and his inclusion into the Death Eater ranks.

## Known members

* ***Bellatrix Black***
* ***Rodolphus Lestrange***
* Lucius Malfoy Template:C
* ***Narcissa Black*** Template:C
* ***Rabastan Lestrange*** Template:C
* Severus Snape
* ***Evan Rosier***
* ***Wilkes***
* ***Avery II***
* ***Mulciber II***
* ***Regulus Black*** Template:C

## Behind the scenes

* Sirius Black claims that ***Bellatrix Lestrange*** was associated with this group, but according to the Black family tree, she was born in ***1951*** and her time at Hogwarts would not have overlapped with Severus Snape's at all. This might be a mistake on ***J. K. Rowling*'**s part, but it is possible that Sirius remembered his cousin Bellatrix (who presumably lived in ***12 Grimmauld Place*** before her marriage) spending time with her fellow future Death Eaters *outside* of school and simplified the connection when he was speaking to Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger.
* Lucius Malfoy might have been associated with this group as well. He is familiar with Snape and many of the other members of the gang, and he attended Hogwarts around the same time.
* There are members from the ***Avery***, ***Lestrange***, ***Mulciber***, and the ***Rosier families*** in both this gang and in Tom Riddle's gang. Both gangs are noted for their membership with the Death Eaters, and considering the timeline, it is possible that they are sets of parents and children. The parents would have joined Tom Riddle's gang in the 1940s, and the children joined the Gang of Slytherins in the ***1970s***.
* None of these individuals attempted to help Snape during ***Snape's Worst Memory***, even though Avery and Mulciber (whom Lily Evans singled out as his close friends among the gang) were probably in his year and would have joined the exodus outside after their Defence Against the Dark Arts OWL. It is unknown why, but considering how adamantly Snape defended them during *The Prince's Tale*, there might have been a hierarchy to their friendship in which the impoverished half-blood ranked lower than the two (presumed) pure-bloods. Alternatively, they had simply not lingered on the grounds and already gone elsewhere, and hence only learned about the incident after the fact.

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist
Template:Death-Eaters
Chamber Of Reception

The **Chamber of Reception** was a small building in Hogwarts that lay before the Entrance Hall, next to the ***Viaduct Courtyard***. It was where Professor Minerva McGonagall made the first-year students wait before the Sorting Ceremony and the Start-of-Term Feast in 1991. The students' ***owls*** and trunks were stored here during the feast.

### Location

Hogwarts Ground Floor, Hogwarts Castle, Scotland, Great Britain

## Behind the scenes

* The set used to film the scenes in the first two movies were the steps outside the dining hall, at Christ Church, Oxford.
* In Template:COS, this is where Argus Filch finds Harry and Ron after they arrive in the Flying Ford Anglia.
* In Template:POA, the antechamber interior is never shown, although the doors leading to it can still be seen from the Great Hall, and the building can still be seen in exterior shots.
* In Template:GOF, the building was replaced by the ***Viaduct Courtyard***. However, it can still be seen briefly in the Second Task scenes.

 File:Entrance Hall Antechamber - interior.jpg
* Although this building did not make much of an appearance in Template:GOF, it appears in the entire Template:LEGO game. It is unknown why it is also seen on the cover to the Template:LEGO game.
* The antechamber could be seen in some promotional images for the film adaptation of Template:DH. However, it did not make much of an appearance in the final film, as it did in Template:POA. The promotional images are probably taken from an earlier film.
* The interior of the ***Viaduct Entrance*** seen in the *Harry Potter* video games appears to have been based upon the antechamber interior seen in the first two films.
* In Template:COS, when Harry is transported into Tom Riddle's memory, Riddle speaks to Dumbledore in the Chamber of Reception.
* This chamber appears in the PSP version of Template:OOTP. It replaces the Viaduct Entrance. This is because due to the system's technical limitations, it would not be able to render the Viaduct Entrance.

## Appearances

* Template:PS Template:1st
* Template:COS
* Template:POA
* Template:GOF Template:Comment
* Template:DH Template:Comment

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist
Template:Hogwarts Ground Floor

1. ↑ Template:PS
Dark Charm(-Harry Potter)

> Dark charms are known as jinxes, hexes and curses. This book does not deal with such spells.
>
> Miranda Goshawk, *The Standard Book of Spells, Grade 1*, Pottermore

**Dark charms** were charms that had connotations of Dark Magic. Like all charms, a Dark charm would provoke a magical effect on a target, but in a malicious and harmful manner. *The Standard Book of Spells, Grade 1* didn't carry instructions for such spells.Template:Real Magical Spell

## Classification

The three types of Dark charms in order of increasing severity were jinxes, hexes, and curses.

## Behind the scenes

* Even though Rowling herself specified the differences between curses, hexes, and jinxes, she states that "*Within the Potter world, the boundaries are flexible and I imagine that wizards may have their own ideas.*" This shows that the categorisation of Dark charms is not set in stone, and may sometimes be used interchangeably. This explains why some spells are known by multiple names, like why the Slug-vomiting Charm is a curse, and why the ***Jelly-Legs Curse*** is also sometimes known as the Jelly-Legs Jinx. This also explains why some curses, such as the Leg-Locker Curse, Jelly-Legs Curse and Full Body-Bind Curse, which don't cause any lasting injury, seem to fall more under the definition of a jinx or hex, while Voldemort's ***Jinx on the post of Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher*** has had serious, lasting consequences for several of those affected, which would seem more like a curse. It further explains why duelling charms such as the Disarming Charm and Stunning Spell seem more like Dark Magic to the opponent as it causes them to lose a duel and leaves them more vulnerable to further attacks from their opponent.

## Appearances

* Template:PS Template:1st
* Template:COS
* Template:POA
* Template:GOF
* Template:OOTP
* Template:HBP
* Template:DH
* Template:DH
* Template:DH
* Template:FB Template:Mention
* Template:QTA Template:Mention
* Template:TBB Template:Mention
* Template:TCG
* Template:PM Template:1st ID
* Template:WW
* Template:JKRS Template:Mention
* Template:DP Template:Mention
* Template:HPV
* *Harry Potter Official Site*
* *Harry Potter: The Wand Collection* Template:Mention
* Template:HPS
* Template:WBS
* Template:WBP
* Template:HPK
* Template:FBC
* Template:HM
* Template:WU
* Template:PAS
* Template:MA
* Template:HL

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Template:PM - *The Standard Book of Spells, Grade 1*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 J. K. Rowling's official site - Extra Stuff
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Template:PM - ***The Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-Protection***
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Template:HM
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Template:WBS
6. ↑ Template:HBP
7. ↑ Template:DH
8. ↑ Template:GOF
9. ↑ Template:HBP
10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 10.5 Template:GOF
Mjölnir Open 4

Mjölnir Open 4 was held march 23 2009 at Judo félag reykjavíkur. Competitors came from five clubs: Mjölnir, Fjölnir, Sleipnir, Pedro Sauer, and JR. There were a total of about 40 participants at the tournament, and there was a great atmosphere on the mats.

The winners of the tournament in the men's and women's categories were Árni Ísaksson and Sólveig Sigurðardóttir. Árni won the -88 kg category and the open category. Sólveig won the women's open category.

## Results

### -66 KG men

Tómas Hrafn Jónson                       Mjölnir

Arnar Bjarnason                             Fjölnir

Sigurgeir Heiðarsson                      Fjölnir

### **-77 kg men**

1. Bjarni Baldursson                             Mjölnir

2. Sveinn Orri Bragason                      Judófélag Reykjavíkur

3. Einar Már Birgisson                          Mjölnir

### **-88 KG men**

1. Árni  Ísaksson                                    Mjölnir

2. Óðinn Árnason                                   Mjölnir

3. Þráinn Kolbeinsson                            Mjölnir

### -99 KG men

1. Haraldur Óli Ólafsson                        Fjölnir

2. Bjarni Kristjánsson                           Mjölnir

3. Hrólfur Ólafsson                               Mjölnir

### **+99 kg**

1. Pétur Marel Gestson                          Mjölnir

2. Örn Steinar Marinósson                      Sleipnir

3. Sigurjón Viðar Svavarsson                   Mjölnir

### **Opinn flokkur kvenna**

1. Sólveig Sigurðardóttir                     Mjölnir

2. Kristín Sigmarsdóttir                       Pedro Sauer

### **Opinn flokkur karla**

1. Árni  Ísaksson                                 Mjölnir

2. Óðinn Árnason                                Mjölnir

3. Þráinn Kolbeinsson                         Mjölnir
An Lily-J.-Potter's Wand

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> It seems only yesterday she was in here herself, buying her first wand. Ten and a quarter inches long, swishy, made of willow. Nice wand for charm work.
>
> Mr Ollivander's description of this wand, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

The **wand** belonging to Lily J. Potter was 10¼" long, made of ***willow***, and had an unknown core. The wand was manufactured by Garrick Ollivander, who described it as "*swishy*" and good for charms. Lily most likely used this wand from the time she began Hogwarts and until she was murdered during the First Wizarding War.

## History

Lily purchased her wand at Ollivanders Wand Shop before she began her education at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in 1971. She presumably used this wand throughout her education at Hogwarts.
It can be assumed she wielded this wand throughout the First Wizarding War, while being a member of the Order of the Phoenix.
It is unknown what happened to the wand after her death in 1981, but it was possibly buried with her in the Godric's Hollow cemetery.
Lily's son's best friend and the brother of her daughter-in-law, Ron Weasley, also owned a wand hewn from willow.

## Appearances

* Template:PS Template:Mention Template:1st Mention
* Template:LEGO Template:1st
* Template:LEGO
Hogwarts School Gamekeeper

File:Hagridtree.png
The **Hogwarts gamekeeper** (also known as the **Keeper of the Grounds**) was the title and occupation held at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry by an individual in charge of tending to and looking after the grounds of the school.

## Duties

The Hogwarts gamekeeper had many duties, including:

* Tending to the gardens at Hogwarts.
* Performing "special tasks" for the Headmaster and Professors at the school.
* Looking after magical beasts on the school grounds.
* Tending to matters in the Forbidden Forest.
* Bringing the twelve Christmas trees into the Great Hall during ***December***.
* Defrosting the school brooms during winter.
* Making the pumpkins for the Hallowe'en feast.

## Known Hogwarts gamekeepers

* Rubeus Hagrid — ***1984*** or earlier until ***2008*** or later.

## Behind the scenes

* When the office holder is also the Keeper of the Keys at the school, the composite title "**Keeper of Keys and Grounds**" would sometimes be used.

## Appearances

* Template:PS Template:1st
* Template:COS
* Template:POA
* Template:GOF
* Template:OOTP
* Template:HBP
* Template:DH
	+ Template:DH
	+ Template:DH
* Template:FB Template:Mention
* Template:PM
* Template:WW
* Template:HPPU
* Template:LEGO
* Template:LEGO
* Template:LEGO
* Template:LEGO
* Template:LEGO
* Template:LEGO
* Template:HPV
* Template:HPV
* Template:HM
* Template:WU
* Template:PAS
* Template:MA
* Template:HL

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Template:PS
2. ↑ In the first book, Hagrid uses the amalgamation of "Keeper of Keys and Grounds" to refer to his two positions (gamekeeper and Keeper of the Keys), meaning that "Keeper of the Grounds" is an accepted variation of his title.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Template:COS
4. ↑ Template:GOF
5. ↑ Template:HM
6. ↑ Template:MA
7. ↑ Template:PS
Electricity

# Electricity (Harry Potter)

> They run off eckeltricity, do they? Ah yes, I can see the plugs. I collect plugs. And batteries. Got a very large collection of batteries. My wife thinks I'm mad, but there you are.
>
> Arthur Weasley eagerly studies the ***Dursley*** household appliances, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

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**Electricity** is a form of energy used by ***Muggles*** to power most of their technology.

## Electricity and magic

 File:DH1 Voldemort testing the Elder Wand.gif  Magic was known to interfere with the functionality of Muggle technologies powered by electricity. Most Muggle electronics – including ***computers***, ***radar***, and ***bugging devices*** – did not work in Hogwarts's magical environment. However, exceptions to this rule could be made for devices that could run off of "the magical atmosphere," such as wizarding ***cameras***.
Muggle usage of electricity in their technology was part of the curriculum of the ***Muggle Studies*** class at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. In 1993, Harry Potter and Ron Weasley spotted Hermione working on an essay titled "***Explain Why Muggles Need Electricity***" for this class.
***Chizpurfles*** would sometimes attack Muggle electrical items in the absence of magical items to consume, which sometimes explained the sudden failure of new electrical goods.
Wizardkind in general apparently had little to no in-depth knowledge of electricity, as Arthur Weasley would go as far as to mispronounce the word itself, even when weather-based phenomenon such as lightning occurs in the wizarding world. Arthur was highly fascinated by electricity and kept a collection of batteries and ***plugs***. Professor Silvanus Kettleburn said in the 1987–1988 school year that he had once been electrocuted.
The Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes had a product known as Electric Shock Shake.
Wizards could produce a defensive charge to shock away attackers. In fact, a variety of spells were capable of generating or mimicking the properties of electricity, such as *Baubillious*, or the Tempest Jinx.

## Appearances

* Template:PS Template:1st
* Template:COS
* Template:POA
* Template:OOTP
* Template:HBP
* Template:DH
* Template:DH
* Template:FB Template:Mention
* Template:FB
* Template:FB
* Template:COG
* Template:COG
* Template:JKRS Template:Mention
* Template:TCG
* Template:HM
* Template:WU Template:Mention
* Template:MA

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist
Template:Muggle-Studies

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Template:GOF
2. ↑ Template:JKRS - F.A.Q. questions (archived here via the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine)
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Template:POA
4. ↑ Template:FB
5. ↑ Template:GOF
6. ↑ Template:HM
7. ↑ Template:HBP
8. ↑ Template:OOTP
9. ↑ Template:TCG
1990s

The **1990s** was a strange, violent period in the history of the wizarding world. The mid-1990s was the era of the second war against Lord Voldemort, though the origins of it go back much farther. In fact, one might conclude the first war against Voldemort had not actually ended and that the second war was a mere continuation.

The 1990s was also the time period when Harry Potter, Ron and Ginny Weasley, Hermione Granger, ***Neville Longbottom***, ***Luna Lovegood*** and Draco Malfoy attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. More specifically the years in which this group attended the school were 1991 to ***1999***.

## Notes and references

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Template:1990s
Template:20th-Century
Basilisk Regular Venom

> It doesn't have to be a Basilisk fang. It has to be something so destructive that the Horcrux can't repair itself. Basilisk venom only has one antidote, and it's incredibly rare –
>
> Hermione Granger regarding Basilisk venom, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

**Basilisk venom** was an extremely ***poisonous*** and corrosive substance generated by the said species.Template:Ingredient

## Overview

> The basilisk venom had burned a sizzling hole right through it.
>
> T. M. Riddle's Diary destroyed with Basilisk venom, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (film)

Basilisk venom was extremely powerful, and could kill a person within a little more than a minute at best, making the person drowsy and blurry-visioned before they died. This powerful venom was one of the few substances known to be capable of destroying Horcruxes, causing them fatal damage that could not be repaired. It only had one known antidote: phoenix tears, which happened to be very rare, decreasing the venom's deadliness.
The venom's potency was apparently extremely long-lasting, as Hermione Granger was able to use the venom from the fang of a Basilisk that was dead for nearly five years.
Basilisk venom was one of the few ***poisons*** that was not curable by ***bezoars***.

## History

> I'm going to sit here and watch you die, Harry Potter. Take your time. I'm in no hurry.
>
> The memory of Tom Riddle awaiting Harry Potter's death from Basilisk venom in the Chamber of Secrets, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

In 1993, Harry Potter stabbed the roof of the Basilisk's mouth with the Sword of Gryffindor and ended up getting a fang splintered into his arm. Tom Riddle described the venom as being able to kill Harry in a little more than a minute, though Fawkes's tears healed Harry's arm and cleansed the poison.
After being healed, Harry took the fang and stabbed Riddle's diary, destroying that Horcrux beyond magical repair. Because Harry had stabbed the Basilisk with the sword, it was imbued with Basilisk venom and was therefore able to destroy Horcruxes and poison opponents that it cut through as well.
Albus Dumbledore used the Sword of Gryffindor, which had been imbued with the basilisk's venom three years prior, to destroy ***Marvolo Gaunt***'s ***Ring***.
Ron Weasley used the Sword of Gryffindor to destroy Salazar Slytherin's Locket.
In ***1998***, during the ***Battle of Hogwarts***, Ron and Hermione went down to the Chamber of Secrets and destroyed Helga Hufflepuff's Cup with a Basilisk fang. In the same battle, Neville Longbottom used the Sword of Gryffindor to kill ***Nagini***.

## Notes and references

Template:Reflist

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Template:COS
Broom Jinx-(Harry Potter)

> His broom gave a sudden, frightening lurch. For a split second, he thought he was going to fall. He gripped the broom tightly with both hands and knees. He'd never felt anything like that. It happened again. It was as though the broom was trying to buck him off.
>
> Description, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

This **jinx** Template:Incantation unknown, was used to make broomsticks try to throw their riders off through a variety of means such as sudden lurches and violent swishing movements.Template:Real Magical Spell

## Effects

Constant eye contact was required for this spell to be successful; if broken, the spell ceased to work. It was likely an extremely powerful Dark spell, as Rubeus Hagrid stated that nothing but that could interfere with a broomstick, particularly a Nimbus 2000, except powerful dark magic.

## History

This jinx was used by Quirinus Quirrell on Harry Potter's Nimbus 2000 in 1991, during a Quidditch match. It was an attempt to murder Harry for Lord Voldemort. No one in the stands detected Quirrell of using this jinx, except Professor Severus Snape, who attempted to save Harry with a counter-curse. However, Snape's robes caught on fire when Hermione Granger used the *Lacarnum Inflamari* on them, as she thought that Snape was causing the jinx. Someone else knocked over Quirrell, thus breaking his eye contact, stopping the jinx.

## Behind the scenes

* In Template:PS the broom jinxing scene plays out much the same as in the book, except that Hermione uses *Lacarnum Inflamari* rather than ***Bluebell Flames*** to ignite Snape's cloak

## Appearances

* Template:PS Template:1st
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## Notes and references

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