What Do The Hogwarts Founders Artefacts ACTUALLY Do?

[@grimmentry5115]

It would have been dope to add this to Hogwarts legacy,like imagine having the cup to give you a healing potion that also gives you a over shield,you can summon the sword of Gryffindor to instantly break shields and stun everything in the area,the diadem would give you quicker spell cool downs and the ability to slow down incoming spells, finally the locket would give the user increase attack power and the ability to go invisible,and the way to get them is to pick the corresponding House associated with the artifact.

[@paparoo9924]

Possible dlc quest items

[@Nathanmainer]

This idea would’ve been soooo freaking cool! I really hope they add this.

[@grimmentry5115]

I agree hopefully they add this as a update or DLC make it a quest that have you venture out to find them.

[@MrMgkman13]

Diadem was lost but all the other ones could show up maybe

[@rinas6550]

Champions ballad dlc 😜

[@CerberusBindeweed]

Bad info. Godrics sword purpose was not to kill horcruxes. The Sword made of Goblin metal (mithril) had the ability to absorb magic and other substances that it defeated. The only reason it is now capable of killing horcruxes is because it absorbed basilisk venom when harry stabbed it through the mouth and into the venom sac. The only 2 ways known by Wizard kind to destroy a horcrux is basilisk venom and fiendfire. Ravensclaws diadem increased a persons mental prowress by enhancing focus, memory enhancement and memory recall. Hufflepuffs cup was used by Helga not only to drink her fav beverage from, but as she was also a healer, any healing potion drunk from the cup would be fortified/enhanced in effectiveness. The only founder whose item we don't know anything in is Slytherins which makes sense consideting his secretive nature.

[@katmaresparkles9578]

With Hufflepuff's cup the only thing you didn't mention was that it also aided in healing those who were sick and injured.

[@Theresewitherspoon]

I just like to clarify that the sword of Gryffindor is only a horcrux destroyer because the venom of the basilisk stayed in the sword. It was goblin made so it takes the strength of whatever it touches.

[@decay-every-day]

he said that tho?

[@macwelch8599]

I would like to see a video on why Slytherin House openly practices Dark Magic, despite it being frowned upon

[@tigerz8174]

Ab-slytherin-lutly

[@macwelch8599]

@@tigerz8174 lol

[@hafidhb]

Being a slytherin through and through. I really have a deep love for knowledge and always wanting to change the world for the better. Dark Magic is still Magic. People should judge based on how people use the Dark Magic, not the Magic itself. I kinda hate how hypocritical the Magic World is lol.

[@nexusaquarion9281]

This is only a guess but to not to know the dark magic how can you properly defend yourself against it without knowing what it does without doing it yourself

[@macwelch8599]

@@hafidhb hypocritical and arrogant

[@RoadRage810]

My theory on the locket is that since it only opens with the use of parseltongue is that it gives you instructions in parseltongue on how to open the chamber of secrets.

[@DakotahMiskus]

That’s the most widely accepted theory

[@Intrepid_Explorer]

One thing that I think might have made the lore of the Horcruxes (Horcruxi?) more interesting is if Voldemort could, at any time, access whatever existing magical abilities the container of his soul fragment already naturally held as if he was physically in possession of it. Thus Voldemort's ability to fly without a broom could be explained by Slytherin's Locket holding a bit of his soul, just for example; and I'm sure you could come up with all sorts of other ideas for the rest of the relics.

[@mariophreak]

This would have made him using the Founder's Relics as Horcruxes make WAY more sense.

[@Intrepid_Explorer]

@Mariophreak Exactly, as well as feed into why Voldemort thought dividing his soul into seven would make him invincible. With just this little fix, he would obviously think that the more he splits his soul the stronger it would make him.

[@SapphireStar23]

Out of all the artifacts, the Diadem of Ravenclaw is my favorite. I even have my own movie replica from the Harry Potter collection. That was a gift I got for Christmas a couple of years ago.

[@jmd1743]

I love the Cup theory because house Hufflepuff's theme is an earthly/wholesome like a pioneer who offers a traveler shelter during a winter time storm in a warm cabin & some food if they're hungry like you see in Wild West movies. The Weasley family should have been in that house, perhaps somebody like Malfoy should have been part of it given that all he was looking for in life was acceptance from somebody like that boy who took over his Father's company in the end in the movie Inception.

[@ladyD2005]

Imagine if a movie or series was made about the 4 founders of Hogwarts!!

[@Dragon66898]

Not a big Harry Potter fan but I would watch that.

[@janodefenua4603]

Nah, i would rather have Voldemort Prequel- How he crated horcruxes, how was his school years etc.

[@AustynSN]

Thoughts... Most of the properties of the locket are more of the effects of it being a horcrux. I don't think the cup had any of the powers you stated. My theory is that it was just a nice cup, made by a muggle. Helga drank her coffee from it every morning. She liked it because it had some weird magical property that only muggles know of that kept her coffee hot longer than most other cups. The muggle who sold it to her called the magic "well insulated".

[@greglash1219]

If not true new favorite theory in Harry Potter lol

[@tinnasell4161]

Not to mention that the stone inside the locket was one of the three artifacts supposedly granted by Death itself. And it indeed could summon the souls of people from the realm of the dead. Salasar probably made it to summon Godric's sister with whom he was in love

[@AustynSN]

@@tinnasell4161 not familiar with the plot point of Salazar Slytherin being in love with gryffindor's sister. Where did you find this out?

[@tinnasell4161]

@@AustynSN I'm not sure, it was quite a while ago. I most likely saw a video juggling various theories, facts and stories about the universe. Apparently, the Fat Lady is Godric's sister and the muggles killed her. And it was said that Salasar loved her, so there is where this whole thing came from

[@NeoOculus18]

@@tinnasell4161you may have mixed up the locket and slytherin’s ring that contained one of the deathly hallows that could summon the dead. It was also made into a horcrux

[@sifilore9462]

Honestly, I thought that the locket amplifies someone’s powers, like with Umbridge how she was able to produce a Patronus. And I heard that the cup can turn vinegar into wine, since to make vinegar is the other way around naturally.

[@kaitoxanimation3240]

I love watching These videos 😁

[@yokai333]

A curse breaker, an insightful gem, a haunted memory, and a Samaritan chalice. Cool

[@GriffinheartPlays]

I feel like the Locket of Slytherin would be more about containing memoires and instructions from Salazar himself, it's got a lot of "Altering Memories" in its description so it might be that the Locket could contain the knowledge of Salazar Slytherin, his immense arsenal of dark arts spells as well as secrets of House Slytherin, even the Chamber of Secrets. Kinda like a Jedi Holocron but more Parseltongue and less Force

[@timbarker7085]

In the video you stated that only Salazar Slytherin wore the locket before it got turned to a horcrux.... In the half blood prince, when Harry and dumbledore were traveling down memory lane, it states that merlope was dragged toward Ogden by the locket hanging around her neck.

[@catterin7815]

you are correct, I knew he was wrong as soon as he said it. I seriously doubt that in over 1000 years none of Slytherin's descendants would have not putting it on.

[@grec.]

Really intrigued by all these theories. Specially the effects that the artifacts produce. Like the locket being able to make the wearer invisible and/or to fly! That theory is very impressive and fits perfectly in the wizarding world. Also the cup of Hufflepuff. That multiplies the food you put into it. Imagine when the trio was in the quest for horcruxes, they could have done a great use of the cup. The diadem was also very well thought out. Because it does fits perfectly with what Rowena Reavenclaw represents. And we all know the powers of the sword. Bravo! Very well done video. These theories are so fitting with the HP lore. 🧡💛💙💚

[@WilliamWizer]

technically you could also count the sorting hat that Godric owned. it's also a founder's artifact. the sword wasn't at the headmaster office until harry got it at the chamber of secrets. since the diadem was lost, nobody tried to find it, and the only one known to care about it (other than Helena Ravenclaw and Tom Riddle) was Xenophilius Lovegood. it's power was never confirmed in any way but, the ability to see the future is hard to believe given that it was stolen by Rowena's own daughter. didn't she see that? by the way, as far as it's known, once Riddle made a horcrux out of the diadem, nobody wore it again (unless Riddle was stupid enough to wear his own horcrux) the feelings caused by the locket were from being a horcrux. as proof of that, Salazar wore it. it makes no sense to wear something that you knows will lead you to madness. it could be understandable if you made it to trick somebody into wearing it but not if you intend to wear it yourself. I'm not going to coment about the cup habilities. while they sound great, if you put them in context, they aren't half as useful as they sound. but, since we know nothing about it's true powers or abilities, there's nothing to say for sure.

[@jesusaldairortizrosas1386]

Good guesses and of course excellent explanations on the objects with well known properties. I enjoyed the video!

[@starwarts4556]

HP Theory: What if, either by sheer coincidence or fate, all four artifacts ended up in the hands of ( _and were effectively utilized by_ ) one person, such as one of the Golden Trio? My thought's on Hermione Granger arquiring them; primarily because of the tiara. I think it would look great on her! Also, just as a side note - pertaining to ancient artifacts; I wonder if the Ark of the Covenant, as well as the Holy Grail, exist within the Harry Potter franchise.

[@gameover9390]

Well the Holy grail is said to be powerful because it was used to hold drops of Jesus Blood like the spear of destiny. The ark on the hand is powerful because in the Bible and Jewish bible any one who touches it(anywhere but the area meant for carrying it) dies, yep instant death. Another reason is that when Jews brought into Battle they either won every battle or when the other team took it God display his power that either killed them or sacred then so bad they give it back. I have no idea how it could work in Harry Potter besides either being a lie or actually Divine! But I do like how they explained the ark power in supernatural, in supernatural the Ark is a one of the many items actually touch by God so it contains the power that just a touch by God leaves behind which aka is enough to start a another Big Bang.

[@chinolebron6233]

Wow Dean, this video is AMAZING! Such an exciting topic. You had my attention from beginning to end. 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼

[@Vicky-jq5xm]

I love this channel! ❤

[@redstarr2179]

You stated that; Salazar Slytherin was the only one to wear the locket, before it was a horcrux. But Merope Gaunt was wearing it in Bob Ogden's memory! Marvolo nearly choked her with it trying to show it to Bob Ogden! Correct me, if I'm wrong.

[@GameFreakSucks]

The Gaunt family were most likely Slytherin’s descendants

[@nicolaspettican]

The locked of Slytherin was worn for generations by the descendants of Salazar Slytherin, including Voldy's Mother and Grandfather. Given that the diary horcrux had the ability to possess Giny to the point of using her as a puppet, I'm fairly certain that the locket's ability to make the wearer angrier is due to Voldy's soul piece, and not an inherent ability. The sword of Gryffindor's inherent ability is to absorb the properties of whatever it touches. The ability to destroy horcruxes is a fairly new property that it acquired after CoS. I do like your theory about Hufflepuff's cup, kind of like the "cup of requirement".

[@ViolentRainbow]

But wait how can there be all these theories about Ravenclaw's diadem when she literally made it and only ever wore it herself until her daughter stole it? So literally only those two people ever wore it so... heh? What's all this about people being addicted to it and getting visions? Who are these people? Only Ravenclaw and Ravenclaw Jr wore the thing ever!

[@stevenhicks7613]

I don't think a lot of the powers you shared for the sword and locket are fair. They're not powers of the object but added to it either by dark magic (locket) or additional interactions. Godric's sword, being goblin made, absorbed only that which strengthened it. That and the ability to appear to worthy griffyndors is the power. The horcrux destruction is the ability of basilisk venom, not the sword specifically. The locket doesn't make people evil. The soul of Voldemort did.

[@nobuwashere]

yes this video is complete garbage imo, you can't also conjure food out of thin air, it is one the great magic rules of the harry potter universe.

[@EdgedShadow]

I never understood why the Sorting Hat wasn't considered an artifact, didn't it belong to Godric Gryffindor?

[@newtidek]

i think because it was shared eventually and wasn’t unique to one before it was as much an artefact as his teacup

[@ShaggyRogers1]

@@newtidek It was Godric's hat, but they all enchanted it as a group.

[@magicpyroninja]

There's no saying that any of these items had to have magical abilities. Simply the fact that they were owned by the founders of Hogwarts there's enough historical relevance for them to be significant

[@seangere9698]

It seems like you made Slytherins locket into nothing but a dark object other than the flying and invisibility. I doubt there was any dark power to it up to the point of Voldemort getting his unworthy grubby hands on it. Just like I don't believe Slytherin was a dark wizard. I think it is all a lie by Gryffindor after their fight to make himself look better in the eyes of the other founders as well as the school. I also think the Basilisk was there, not to kill Muggleborns but to defend Hogwarts from those within as well as without who wish to do harm to Hogwarts and anyone faithful to Hogwarts. I think the reason for the fight between Slytherin and Gryffindor was due to Slytherin not trusting Muggleborns due to someone close to him being killed by either a group of Muggles or Muggleborns and over time it was switched to Slytherin was a Blood supremacist and was based on the false accusations of Gryffindor. Look at his symbol, the snake, in Celtic mythology, the snake represents rebirth as well as healing, remember Slytherin is Irish, his wand turned into a new kind of Snakewood that couldn't be pruned unless it allowed it and when it did it's leaves has one of the best healing properties in the Wizarding World. Do you think a wand that was used for evil would turn into a tree that can cure just about any ailment?

[@SergioBecerraII]

3 out of 4 were turned into horcruxes.

[@gex6095]

Man a movie on the founders and the building of hogwarts would be such an amazing movie

[@garrys248]

Perhaps Merope Gaunt gained its powers after her father and brother were locked up. Always wondered how she could create those powerful potions. But bringing her up, howcome the locket didn’t free her sooner?

[@Whitetrash_1999]

Bro, i just wanna say thank you. For all the years of conent. Love i hope youre well physically and mentally❤️ Mischeif mannaged!

[@bailatwerski2951]

GREAT VIDEO and your take on things in regards to the powers of the cup of Helga Hufflepuff & other artifacts the other three founders

[@jocathyn]

Actually, Merope wore the locket... She is the one that sells it to Borges, and in the scene with Bob Ogden and the Gaunts at the Gaunt shack, Marvolo grabs Merope by the necklace and it was the locket...

[@borkogobeljic]

LOL ability to destroy horcruxes which was displayed when sword absorbed basilisk venom and, thus, GAINED the ability? What makes that it's innate ability?

[@borkogobeljic]

Also, what's the difference between - Helga H. placed a charm onto a goblet and innate goblet ability? If a charm is placed onto it (regardless of it being simple or not!?) the goblet would, further on, had that ability. Or did metal used to fabricate goblet "had that ability"?

[@TheSaneHatter]

Now, here's a question: what kind of magical artifact would YOU like to leave behind with your name on it? At the moment, I'm thinking of some kind of funky, magical pocketwatch with multiple readouts.....

[@unionjack84]

Voldermort thought he had the sword of Gryffindor in the Lestrange vault. What he had was Snape's reproduction. I do believe he intended to kill Harry and make Harry a horcruxes, placing his soul inside the sword. Of course, Voldemort never knew Harry was already a horcruxes. Since the sword was a fake, I wonder what would have happened had he actually murdered Harry in the Forbidden Forest and attempted to turn the sword into a horcrux? Of the four founders, Slytherin was the only one that produced a truly evil artifact.

[@DarkAgeDan]

Yeah and Gryffindor got to keep its artifact.

[@magicpyroninja]

I would say the power of foresight for the ravenclaw diadem is proven false by the fact that she never saw her daughter stealing it or leaving

[@iimax_9135]

Will you be in the SCB trivia quiz tonight?

[@necromage843]

I love these new AI images you are using!

[@inspectorpena]

Can you make some videos about Hogwarts Legacy? That would be amazing since it just came out and it’s very popular.

[@yitziyyb]

What does it mean to be imbued with magic? Either it's inherently magical or charmed.

[@ActiveAdvocate1]

I have the feeling that the cup is the most useful one. It can defy supposed magical laws, even. Didn't Hermione tell them that Gamp's Law stated that you can't create food out of nothing? If Helga and her cup could do THAT, obviously she was, like...in defiance of "magical physics", if that's even a thing. If it hadn't been a Horcrux, they would have appreciated that on the road while they were hungry and tired.

[@bearnic856]

Congratulations Dean, your number of subscribers has been surpassed by Harry Potter Theory!

[@HarryPotterFolklore]

I don’t care about that..

[@assistancepaws362]

​@@HarryPotterFolklore just saw ur video collab with them regarding the Horcruxes....OMG SO GOOD!!! Congrats and hats off to both of you 🥰🥰 Would 😍😍 another collaboration ANYTIME❣️❣️❣️

[@HuwFerris-John]

Great video as always. Are all the images AI generated? They look incredible

[@HHLucifer666]

Strictly speaking for the cup of hufflepuff, lets not forget that helga lived at a time that witches and wizards were being hunted just for practicing magic. Pure speculation but its possible that helga hufflepuff came from a wizarding family descended from the vikings. 2 reasons for this. 1, the original hufflepuff crest was supposed to be a bear, not a badger, and 2, the vikings were in fact in wales around the same time, the earliest raids beginning in 850. I think that "the darker side of the cup" that you pointed out dean, is actually NOT that food would turn to ash in your mouth, but that it would produce either a verituserum-like effect where you could ask someone a question and theyd be compelled to tell the truth, or, if the cup detected any ill intent from the drinker to its master, at the time being helga herself, itd poison the drinker. Think of it this way, your at a banquet. The four founders are hosting. Helga is going around passing her cup and insisting that everyone drink from hers first before the feast begins. The four founders dont object to this, but yoir obviously puzzled. You ask why you should and she simply says something akin to manners. Rowena ravenclaw is scanning the table with an unreadable expression. Godric is noticeably tense but noone at the table knows why. Salazar has the same expression as rowena but hes got more of a scowl to him. Helga is the only one at the table that is completely calm, cool and collected. You decide to drink and its the best drink youve ever had. The cup goes around and one of the guests suddenly drops dead. Everyone is confused except the founders, who all seem to relax. Helga looks at the body for a moment and says something along the lines of, "I will never allow harm to come to those who attend our school, be they pure-blood, muggle-born, or half-blood. Obviously they thought differently," and she motions for the body to be carried away. Godric would then state that he will fight for everyone who sits at that table, rowena would say something about how true wisdom is knowing when to lay down your arms and talk things out, and salazar would probably say something really ambiguous like "a table set for an assassination, combined with a presentation on wisdom and strength. Is that truly how we should be presenting ourselves to the magical community?" Some more words on how everyone is happy everyone is there, and the feast would begin. Note: dont imagine this as a start of term feast at hogwarts. This scenario is just any old banquet at any old hall. You just happen to be there and you dont wish any ill-intent on the founders cuz your not a jerkface

[@ciskevanpinxteren2831]

Nice video! I wonder if you would like to make video's of hogwarts legacy. That would be fun

[@tjsmith2770]

1 the sword only takes in what makes it stronger not because of an enchantment but because its goblin metal 2 the diadem was only ever worn by 2 people the creator and her daughter 3 the locked was enhanced with parselmouth magic so that why no one could use it and 4 the cup could also heal sickness and injure

[@pavelogorek6575]

The sword's power is to absorb magical or other properties wicht it cane to contact with, it can destroy horcruxes purelly becouse it encourered Basilisk venom, its other known power is to come to help a true Gryfindoor to help when they truly need it.

[@MrSplinter345]

Wouldn't you say the sorting hat is an artifact?

[@wolfbane7497]

It's an ify kind of thing

[@f0327]

i wonder what was inside salazar's locket before voldemort turned it to a horcrux

[@rebeccastotts9288]

The speculation that the Sword of Gryffindor was a horcrux seems to be unlikely because wouldn't it have been impossible then for it to have killed Nagini or destroyed the locket? Plus the magic it possessed to tell good from evil magic?

[@kristi4113]

The only person we know who wore the locket, other than Slytherin before the horcrux creation, was Merope Gaunt. Is it possible that the locket warped her mind enough while she would pine over Tommy Riddle? That the locket’s manipulation was WHY she decided to give him the love potion, that it somehow gave her the impression that her life would be perfect with him?

[@TerriGarofalo]

So why was Merope able to wear the locket and not receive the powers from it? Could it detect she loved a muggle? Or did it sense weakness!?

[@mumblesspeedtalker5526]

I wouldn't mind a movie or TV show of the founders of hogwarts .

[@decay-every-day]

now, IN MY HEAD (not canon) i see the slytherin locket as a charm, that increases your chances of recognition and ambition. you see, the locket twisted the minds of harry, ron and hermione, it messes with their heads, showing them dark thoughts whitch grow increasingly more darker, the more they wear it (aka the horcrux living in their head). but what happened to umbridge, a person who's already fucked up, morally corrupted and with no fucks given to climb up the social ladder? it dosnt seem to have any affect on her, she only grows more powerful with it (head of an entire empartment). so MAYBE the original form of the locket (before voldie corrupted it) was, that the wearer got more influence, maybe more charisma or 'spontaneous' recognition from higher ups, a chance to become more powerful when the wearer already shows some ambition to begin with. idk in my head it sounds like that would be an IDEAL to the pureblooded slyterin families who CRAVE for more power

[@kevennivek]

Is this a completely AI generated video? Seems like it. Utilize those resources i guess...love these breakdowns regardless! 💚

[@anamariecameron7874]

I would love to see a tv series about of all the for found of hog worth

[@filippecko7798]

About that Locket of Slytherin the negative effect was only in place due to the fact that it was turned into horcrux. So it was because of being horcrux..

[@theflyingdutchman1301]

Salazar Slytherin wasnt the only one who wore the locket before it turned into a horcrux was he? Besides that the locket sounds like such a dangerous artefact making people go paranoid.

[@smokinlouie9885]

Horcrux's created. Locket, Cup, Ring, Journal, Snake, Diadem, Harry was the 7th Horcrux. Quirrell was only possessed by the snake.

[@tiffanykeefe2368]

Didn't merope wear the locket during the memories?

[@zane_727]

Question. Since it destroyed horcruxes, does that mean that the power/magic within those objects were absorbed by the sword? And by doing so, is there a possibility that a fragment, or a piece of V's soul may have survived through the sword?

[@MasterOfTheElements]

I always thought that Godric commissioned the goblins to make the sword for him not that he bought it.

[@NeoOculus18]

Hufflepuff’s cup: you can drink from it and it will never spill

[@spiritofzen7022]

Herminone would have been a good fit for the diadem of Ravenclaw

[@johnam1234]

I enjoy the video

[@roneishaspeaks5995]

Hello I just want to ask a question because I am a bit confused about this but I'm just going to ask you anyway isn't Harry Potter and Tom Riddle AKA Lord Voldemort is distant cousins from their ancestors by the peverell Brothers because if I'm correct didn't marvolo say in the Half-Blood Prince with the peverell coat of arms on Slytherin ring and Harry's invisibility cloak and I think Dumbledore said the same thing in the Order of the Phoenix when Harry was in his chamber after Sirius died or was it the Goblet of Fire either way the two wines recognize each other as not as siblings but as family and everybody thought he was talking about when he took the blood from Harry because of Lily I believe this more than that.

[@Ravenclaw_69]

I can’t tell which one is my favorite

[@SlipperyCastIron]

The only artifact that Voldemort didn't use to make a horcrux was the sword of Gryffindor. Ironically, the sword was used to destroy several other horcruxes and was goblin made and rumored to be indestructible. If the sword was made into a horcrux, it would have been the most difficult to destroy.

[@yokai333]

If it were made into a horcrux, it would inflict curses instead of breaking them. I like the idea

[@SlipperyCastIron]

@@yokai333 It could also present itself to Gryffindors and then curse them to commit various atrocities against other Gryffindors. This would be an ultimate backfire for Godric Gryffindor enchanting the sorting hat to present the sword to worthy Gryffindors.

[@vitorsilveirafigueiredo4306]

These images are pretty cool! Are these made by AI?

[@kirannkornat7761]

They all existed for a thousand years until Voldemort turned them into horcruxes

[@pianoimpact7699]

A wand is enough power and if I want more I just go for the deathly hollows and so Hufflepuff cup is by far the best of the 4

[@AA-eu4mx]

I would love to travel with a Helga Hufflepuff cup.

[@azmylle]

I'm praying so hard for very talented filmmakers to create prequel on these founders in their prime. just imagine how epic they must be and the great villain... just... imagine it with me folks...

[@daxherring630]

Before/without watching…why do they need or have to do anything? They are an artifact…does the liberty bell do something special? What about the Declaration of Independence? Stonehenge? Easter island?…some things are just artifiacts…why make them need a purpose?

[@thirty_ish2890]

The artifacts look better here than in the movies.

[@willsword8100]

Well, three of them are destroyed. So that's it there.

[@chickqin]

THE ART WHO MADE THE ART

[@AnonymousEnigma19]

Being the book series is called Harry Potter I think he would be the most notable horcrux don't you? 😂🤣😂🤣

[@lelonfurr1200]

the sword did not kill the diary it absorbed basilik venom

[@seanrea550]

The sword was used to destroy horcroxes but the not the dairy, that was done by basilisk fang.

[@HarryPotterFolklore]

I never said it did

[@seanrea550]

@@HarryPotterFolklore 2:35, the sword s power to destroy horcruxes discovered in the events of the chamber of secrets. That was when that ability was obtained by the sword but it was not discovered until later when Dumbledore put the pieces together to destroy the gaunt ring.

[@MdTriki]

madame Hufflelpuff would be teacher, madame Ravenclaw would be scientific researcher, Mr Slitherin would be law maker , Mr Griffindor would be psycho-therapist/human developer .. 🧐🤔 ?

[@hadionapron-mv6bq]

Who made the art

[@Ccthomas-ks1hn]

Why are all the houses prized possessions made into a horocrux when gryffindors destroys them. The founder seems very arrogant while the others seems more pure and more level minded.

[@derrickbrooks8201]

What about the sorting hat?

[@spaceinvader9815]

Ok so if I bought food from a goblin, how would that work?

[@legoman716]

Could the dark magic taken away from these artifacts qithout destroying the items? It is a shame that the artifact were ruined

[@pjdonnelly92]

So Goodrich looks like Jude Law. Is there any reason behind this?

[@MegaGandalf12]

Merope Gaunt was wearing the Locket of Slytherin all the time. She had absolutely no powers and her father even thought she was a squib!

[@newtidek]

she never tried to be powerful with it she had already heavily repressed her magic so we never know

[@GunterX79]

*artifacts*

[@ronoc420]

Could a dementor destroy a Horcrux sense they can take a person’s soul

[@ericironcrow8291]

Umm no the locket was a treasure of house gaunt and was worn by loads of family

[@GDPGamingNetwork]

Movie did show the user going mad after long use of having the locket on Or what the feared and thought deep down aka Ron in the movie

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Mmmm ability to fly and Voldemort could fly not sure if it related but still weird link.

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I thought it was impossible for magic to produce or replicate food?

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nice

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I thought they were used as horcruxes

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Helga hufflepuff is the kindess witch ever