Rappaport's Law is repealed• Event
Repealed in 1965 by MACUSA. Before that, Wizards could not mingle with No-Maj, whether as friends or married couples. Magical children could not have a wand before attending Ilvermorny School, and they were not allowed to take their wands home during breaks (Pm). Read More
Reverse Spell effect
— "Prior Incantato"
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Magical effects
The Reverse Spell Effect, known as Priori Incantatum, forces images of past spells out of a wand (GF9). Read MoreRoyston Idlewind• Character
Royston Idlewind was a Chaser on the Australian National Team in 1966. In 1971, after his retirement from competitive sport, he became International Director of the International Confederation of Wizards Quidditch Committee (ICWQC) (QWC). Idlewind was a member of the Austrialian team that won the 1966 Quidditch… Read MoreRoyston Idlewind and the Dissimulators
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Quidditch
“Royston Idlewind and the Dissimulators” is the name by which the 1974 Quidditch World Cup is known. Events The tournament was famous for the attempt by the ICWQC International Director, Royston Idlewind, to ban crowd members from carrying wands. This led to a feverish and heightened atmosphere in the stands… Read More
Wands and wandlore
Reverse Spell effect
— "Prior Incantato"
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Magical effects
The Reverse Spell Effect, known as Priori Incantatum, forces images of past spells out of a wand (GF9). Read More
Royston Idlewind
• Character
Royston Idlewind was a Chaser on the Australian National Team in 1966. In 1971, after his retirement from competitive sport, he became International Director of the International Confederation of Wizards Quidditch Committee (ICWQC) (QWC). Idlewind was a member of the Austrialian team that won the 1966 Quidditch… Read More
Royston Idlewind and the Dissimulators
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Quidditch
“Royston Idlewind and the Dissimulators” is the name by which the 1974 Quidditch World Cup is known. Events The tournament was famous for the attempt by the ICWQC International Director, Royston Idlewind, to ban crowd members from carrying wands. This led to a feverish and heightened atmosphere in the stands… Read More
