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However they are limited in that most spells are designed to operate as a relatively slow moving ballistic missile. They are basically reality-warpers, able to alter reality on a whim. When you outnumber your opponent 1.000 to 1 accidents can happen, and the wizard world would suffer heavy causalities if it fought the muggle world.

The estimated amount of wizards in england is about 5 thousands. The thing muggles have going for them is numbers. With all those utilities spells, most of them being pretty basic stuff most wizards can do, it's very unlikely you will find a wizard in a position where you have the upperhand. We don't know if it affect weapons, but it does affect more delicate instruments. Technology disruption: Some grounds where intense use of magic happens technology straight up doesn't work.Offensive spells: Most require eye contact to cast, but can range from instant knockout, mind control, torture and death.Unless you finish the job, it's very unlikely a wizard will die. But they can heal broken bones in an instant and even regrow bones. Healing: Those are a bit more complex, and only specialized wizards can cast healing spells.Muggle-Repelling Charm: Makes a region completely undetected to muggles.Fred and Jorge were able to make an hat able to cast the spell around the user, stating that it was trivial to competent wizard to cast such spell. Doesn't require channeling, you cast it and it lasts for a unknown duration. Protego: Very simple spell that wards of physical and weak magic spells.Wizard utilities spells are just through the roof. America is really powerful, but if he takes an bullet to the head he is dead right?", but this question happens just so often.Īnyway, to give a answer it's very unlikely to get into a 1v1 situation with a wizard where you would have a opportunity to shoot a wizard while they cast a spell. A lot of (fictional) characters are not immune to a gunshot, but that doesn't make them not powerful. I don't know why this hyper fixation on wizard vs human with a gun comes from. What If Fiction ( This is the best place for "general" questions)įor non-serious answers for real world science problems try:Īnd just for fun, don't forget to check out our friends at Who would win ( Go here for questions about who would win in a fight or competition between two or more characters)

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