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I would suggest using Muggle post?Until then there were the books he had taken from Williams's manor to study. And plans to make about how he could send a letter by international owl post without revealing his location.
I would suggest using Muggle post?
Thankfully he's too much of a pureblood to ever get the idea.
Starfox5 awesome chapter, particularly liked the multi-group blue-on-blue cluster for its realism. As a note, didn't notice this update up on FF. You still posting there?
"Send it by Muggle post! It's guaranteed to get there almost immediately! In fact, write 'VALUABLE CONTENTS' on it for them to get it there even faster!"I would suggest using Muggle post?
Thankfully he's too much of a pureblood to ever get the idea.
Ever heard of Super Soakers? IF properly enchanted they might be proper weapons from the water/potion pressure alone."If we can discover the spell that the item used then we can turn the potion into a sort of aerosol," Hermione said. "It couldn't be used effectively with most potions, but on this, and maybe a few others which are actually more like ointments…"
"Exploding Fluid?" Ron had paid attention when she had told him about the different types of muggle bombs.
She winced. "That would… probably act like a fuel-air explosive. We'd need to test it. Once we know the spell. Finding it might take some time, unless it's in the Hogwarts Library."
Ever heard of Super Soakers? IF properly enchanted they might be proper weapons from the water/potion pressure alone.
Hm... in this case maybe put the fluid in some grenade of sorts and enchant it with a target seeking spell?
Hm... in this case maybe put the fluid in some grenade of sorts and enchant it with a target seeking spell?
And then Hermione realizes RPG launchers are a thing and she might want to use those in the future...That would work - they want area-effects at range, which means aerosolising the potion will give the best "bang for buck".
And then Hermione realizes RPG launchers are a thing and she might want to use those in the future...
I'm pretty sure you can pimp the cheap soviet models something fierce by using magic. Or worse build your own bootleg ones.
Now, if they could conjure something like Azidoazide Azide in large volumes over the target (as a colourless gas), said problem would be undoubtedly solved. And in many, many small pieces.
Rule of CoolYou could. But adapting the warhead to deliver a gas would be a lot of work. Far easier to create a special item to aerosolise the potion, and banish it towards the enemy. (The resistance has RPGs, by the way.) When creating new weapons and tactics, I try to keep them simple, so I don't fall into the trap of building things that look cool, but are too complicated, and could easily replaced by existing items and weapons. Like in that comic I read, where in an alternate WW2 the French attack a crucial bridge by dropping paint bombs on it with low-level medium bombers, followed by high-level bombardment from airships using the Norden bombsight aiming for the paint from a height where AAA and fighters can't reach them. Apart from the fact that the Norden bombsight sucked too much for such a precision attack, I couldn't help asking myself: Why didn't they drop actual bombs instead of paint bombs in the first place?
Alternatively, enough Chlorine Trifluoride and the target's on fire. No matter what it's made of. (Glass, concrete, asbestos, rocks, previously burned ash ...)Too much trouble to be worth it. They can simply make more of a less volatile explosive, and have the same bang.
Alternatively, enough Chlorine Trifluoride and the target's on fire. No matter what it's made of. (Glass, concrete, asbestos, rocks, previously burned ash ...)
The Nazis asked themselves that question. The answer was apparently the German equivalent of "Fuck no."But is the added damage worth the added risk of handling such stuff?
Well, it depends on wether you can create it with transfiguration and if you can create transfiguration enchantments that you can trigger remotely.But is the added damage worth the added risk of handling such stuff?
I'm actually surprised they haven't already. I mean once you get started with combining magic with technology you're bound to come up with some things that look like a good idea but aren't. Usually the first generations of stuff are kinda shit and get only refined after use in the real.You could. But adapting the warhead to deliver a gas would be a lot of work. Far easier to create a special item to aerosolise the potion, and banish it towards the enemy. (The resistance has RPGs, by the way.) When creating new weapons and tactics, I try to keep them simple, so I don't fall into the trap of building things that look cool, but are too complicated, and could easily replaced by existing items and weapons
Well, it depends on wether you can create it with transfiguration and if you can create transfiguration enchantments that you can trigger remotely.
I'm actually surprised they haven't already. I mean once you get started with combining magic with technology you're bound to come up with some things that look like a good idea but aren't. Usually the first generations of stuff are kinda shit and get only refined after use in the real.
That's actually a huge weakness in Hermione's operation. Why doesn't she have an R&D cell. Some spy cells that aren't actually combat personel? I mean she's got enough muggleborn that would be willing to work for them. Even if she can't vet them all she could at least try to put them to work.The Resistance has been founded just a bit over a year ago. They haven't had neither the time nor the manpower to spend on Research and Development. Hermione is already having to juggle tasks to pursue the aerosolising solution. Properly combining technology and magic, meaning, enchanting stuff, will take a lot more effort.
That's actually a huge weakness in Hermione's operation. Why doesn't she have an R&D cell. Some spy cells that aren't actually combat personel? I mean she's got enough muggleborn that would be willing to work for them. Even if she can't vet them all she could at least try to put them to work.
Honestly probably too deep. At this point they might want to consider outright couping. They've got nearly enough votes anyway, so storm the wizengamot and imprison their enemies.