Nemesis Now Wolfsbane Potion Bottle 21cm Black

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It is illegal to brew Wolfsbane Potion without approval from the Ministry of Magic which enforces strict standards. The potion was created by Glover Hipworth, a famous potioneer of the 18th century. While no doubt exceedingly talented, Hipworth had a rather terrible immune system, and suffered frequent winter colds and fluepisodes. Although he sought a cure to the common cold, the particular recipe for the Pepperup Potion came somewhat by accident. The addition of the ginger was quite unintended: Hipworth was suffering from a nasty cold while he experimented at the cauldron. The ginger was, in fact, supposed to be added to some water for tea Hipworth was brewing in a kettle nearby. In a sniffling haze, Hipworth accidentally added the ginger to the cauldron instead. The rest, as they say, is history.

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The text of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince only refers to Damocles as Marcus's uncle, but does not make it clear if he is a paternal or maternal uncle. As such, this individual's surname was uncertain. He was later referred to as "Damocles Belby" in Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery. The term comes from Ancient Greek λυκάνθρωπος, λύκος being "wolf" and άνθρωπος translating to "human". Bring the heat up to 383 Kelvin (110°C/230°F) for 45 seconds , and then reduce heat again to 363 Kelvin (90°C/194°F). Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Chapter 8 ( Flight of the Fat Lady) - Mary GrandPré's US edition, (see this image) Most plants of the Aconitum genus were perennial plants and there are records and myths regarding their usage since ancient times in traditional medicine. Its flowers were often used in potion-making and its roots were sometimes used in the preparation of some potions. Perhaps the most popular potion which used Aconite as the main ingredient was the Wolfsbane Potion. It was used to temporarily relieve one from the effects of being a werewolf. A goblet full of it was taken for a whole week every day before the full moon day. Aconite was also an essential ingredient in the Wideye Potion, an awakening potion used to wake someone up from sleep or ensure that they never fell asleep.Slice the last ginger root into 3 mm (about one-eighth inch) slices and add the whole sliced root to the cauldron with the other half of the mandrake root . Wolfsbane appears in folklore for its link to werecreatures. If you are afflicted with lycanthropy and survive Stage 3 of wolfsbane, you're immediately cured of the lycanthropy.