The Rune of Sharpness is a powerful magical symbol that is often inscribed onto weapons or tools to enhance their cutting or piercing abilities. It is commonly associated with blades and arrows, but can also be used on other sharp objects such as needles or claws. The rune itself takes the form of a stylized dagger, with a fine edge and angular design. It is believed to have originated from ancient rune magic practices, where it was used to imbue weapons with a mystical sharpness that could easily penetrate armor or tough materials. When applied to a weapon, the Rune of Sharpness enhances its cutting power, making it capable of slicing through obstacles with ease. It is said that a blade or arrow adorned with this rune can cut through even the thickest of armor and deliver devastating blows to opponents.
Level Ten was accessible via a flight of steps leading down from Level Nine. The corridors here had rough stone walls and torches in brackets. The doors leading to the courtrooms proper were heavy and made of wood, with large iron bolts and keyholes. [1]
Level Ten hosted about half a score of courtrooms, which were used by the Wizengamot and the Council of Magical Law in full-scale criminal trials such as the Death Eater trials in 1981. Sometime between the coup and 2 September of the same year, the Atrium became host to the Magic is Might statue, a black stone statue illustrative of the new regime, which depicted a wizard and witch sitting atop thrones made from the contorted bodies of Muggles, each with a stupid expression.
It is said that a blade or arrow adorned with this rune can cut through even the thickest of armor and deliver devastating blows to opponents. The process of inscribing the rune onto a weapon or tool is intricate and requires skilled craftsmanship. The rune must be etched into the surface with precision, and then infused with magical energy to activate its powers.
Set Review - #76403-1: The Ministry of Magic - Harry Potter
I’m still making my way through the 2022 Harry Potter sets. This one is #76403-1: The Ministry of Magic. It was released in the US on 20 June 2022 and contains 990 pieces. It retails for $99.99 in the US which works out to $0.101 per piece. I have yet to see this one go on sale, but I picked this one up before Christmas and got some of the deals being offered then (GWPs and double VIP points). We’ll have to see if this one goes on sale later in its shelf life as it is right on the 10 cents per piece mark and it would be great if it were lower. To be fair, you do get ten minifigures in this set which is a bonus.
The box looks pretty standard for a Harry Potter set. Full build on the front with standard logos. The back shows some play details and details of the build.
The set contains seven numbered parts bags, an instruction booklet, and some stickers.
My instructions came pre-folded so that was nice of them to pack them that way (or not). I do appreciate the lighter background on the instructions though. The sticker sheet isn’t too big and I managed to get them all on without wrecking any of them. I’m still not a fan of stickers, but I won’t complain much here.
The box shows that you build two “towers” or whatever they are called from the ministry. Bag one starts one of the towers with one floor. It builds the bottom floor which is part of the flue network. These are the fireplace looking areas where the wizards can transport in and out. The build has a mechanism so that you can rotate it to make it look like one of the minifigures transported into the ministry. I like the color of this build with the dark green, black, and gold. You get some good pieces here.
Bag one comes with two minifigures. Each one can be transformed into another if you rotate the head and put the other hair piece on. One is Mafalda Hopkirk who can become Hermione Granger and the other is Reg Cattermole who can become Ron Weasley. Hopefully you’ve seen the movie or read the book by now and you understand why the mnifigures were done this way.
The last part of this build is a phone booth. Another reference to the movie where Harry and Mr. Weasley use the phone booth as an elevator to enter into the ministry. It’s a pretty simple build and I like the printed window for the door.
"Maybe the Ministry should put some people onto that, instead of wasting their time stripping down Deluminators or covering up breakouts from Azkaban. People are dying — I was nearly one of them — Voldemort chased me across three counties, he killed Mad-Eye Moody, but there’s no word about any of that from the Ministry, has there? And you still expect us to co-operate with you!" — Harry Potter's position regarding the way the Ministry is operating [src]
The rune can be made from various materials, such as metal, bone, or even gemstone, each adding its own unique properties to the weapon. In addition to its physical enhancements, the Rune of Sharpness also affects the wielder's accuracy and perception. It is believed that those who carry a weapon with this rune are granted enhanced precision and clarity of vision, allowing them to strike their targets with perfect aim. However, it is important to note that the Rune of Sharpness should be used responsibly and with caution. Its power is not to be taken lightly, as it can easily cause harm if not controlled properly. A weapon adorned with this rune requires a skilled and disciplined hand to wield effectively, lest it brings about unforeseen consequences. In conclusion, the Rune of Sharpness is a potent symbol of cutting power and accuracy. When applied to a weapon or tool, it enhances its ability to cut through obstacles and strike with precision. Though its power must be respected, it can be a valuable asset to those who need to pierce through tough defenses or deliver accurate strikes..
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