Late-breaking news: Magic Prohibition announced! In a shocking turn of events, the Ministry of Magic has announced a nationwide prohibition on the use of magic. This decision, no doubt, has sent shockwaves throughout the wizarding community. While the Ministry has not provided a specific reason for this drastic measure, speculations are running wild. The idea of prohibiting magic completely is unprecedented and has sparked a heated debate among wizards and witches worldwide. Some argue that this move is a necessary precaution to prevent the misuse of magic and protect the secrecy of the wizarding world. They point to recent incidents of magical destruction and abuse, which have led to Muggles becoming suspicious and endangering the International Statute of Secrecy.

Rune memories

Having stopped the attack on the Wizards' Tower, Ariane wants to explore the ruins and find out more about the towers' past. But perhaps the threat wasn't dealt with as well as she'd hoped.

First tower robes, 300 Magic and Runecrafting xp, Access to Archmage Sedridor personal rune essence chest, 2 free Treasure Hunter keys. After you finish the quest, and have at least 50 Magic and 50 Prayer, then ascend to the second floor of Wizards' Tower and speak to Lesser Demon to get either 10K Prayer or Magic XP.

Note: This guide uses the English (US) based Numbering scheme, and not the English (UK/EU) Numbering scheme. An example: Second floor in English (US) Numbering scheme refers to First floor in the English (UK/EU) Numbering scheme, and likewise.

1. Ariane will tell you that she wants to cast a spell on the beam to find out who released the vortices on the Wizards' Tower. She will get stuck and you will need to disrupt the power source of the beam to free her. She tells you that you will need to do the ritual that released the vortices, and gives you a Prepared fire rune and Prepared air rune.
2. Use the Prepared fire rune on a Red vortex, and the Prepared air rune on a Grey vortex. It will capture the vortices in the runes, and make a Glowing fire rune and a Glowing air rune.
3. She will tell you that you are holding the soul fragments of two types of wizards, and that if you put them in the proper places in the tower where the wizards once were, you can find out what happened and that you should start by using them on the chairs in the library.
4. Head east from Ariane, and open the Library doors. Go down the steps and use the Glowing air rune on the Grey chair, and the Glowing fire rune on the Red chair.

Place the a Glowing cosmic rune in front of the statue to the Northwest.

Place the Glowing law rune in front of the statue to the Southeast.

Place the Glowing nature rune in front of the statue to the Northeast.

Place a Glowing earth rune on the Green chair, Glowing water rune on the Blue chair, Glowing air rune on the Grey chair, Glowing fire rune on the Red chair, and put the Glowing chaos rune on the table to trigger the memory.

Search the crates in the first room on the right (Grey order) for Document fragment (2/5).

Head to the Red order room and search the crates until you find Document fragment (5/5) and a Diary.

• Glowing law rune: North
• Glowing fire rune: Northeast
• Glowing nature rune: East
• Glowing air rune: Southeast
• Glowing chaos rune: South
• Glowing water rune: Southwest
• Glowing cosmic rune: West
• Glowing earth rune: Northwest

You will need to use the Prepared runes on Ariane when the correct colors come up. The master's beams look much stronger than the apprentices.

Use the Prepared fire rune when the beam turns red. Ariane will ascend the beam again, and you will need to follow her again, and this time Unaia the Blue will talk to you.

Use the Prepared law rune on Ariane when the beam turns blue, and then Azris the Green will talk to you.

Note: After the quest, you can talk to the Lesser Demon on the second floor if you have at least 50 Magic and 50 Prayer, who will grant you 10K Magic XP if you give him a drop of blood. If you refuse, you will be granted 10K Prayer XP.

This Quest Guide was written by MrStormy, iimarilistonn, and Scott. Thanks to Darkblitz, St Squiggy, Zidane3838, Beckiebabii, Jarkur, Sash Share, and oRiGGEDo for corrections.
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They point to recent incidents of magical destruction and abuse, which have led to Muggles becoming suspicious and endangering the International Statute of Secrecy. On the other hand, many believe that this prohibition is an infringement on their rights and freedoms. They argue that magic is an integral part of their identity and should not be impeded by government regulations.

Contents

• 1 Overview
• 2 Getting started
• 3 Memories
• 4 The meeting of the head wizards
• 5 Memories of the Abyss
• 6 The teleportation debate
• 7 The beam
• 8 The burning tower
• 9 Rewards
• 10 Required for completing

Additionally, they fear that a complete ban on magic may lead to an underground black market for spells and potions, resulting in even more chaos and danger. The current situation has ignited protests and demonstrations by those who oppose the prohibition. Wizards and witches are gathering in large numbers demanding that the Ministry reconsider its decision. They are calling for an open dialogue and requesting alternative measures to be taken to address the concerns regarding the misuse of magic. Meanwhile, experts are questioning the feasibility of enforcing such a prohibition. The very nature of magic makes it difficult to control, and many believe that those with malicious intent will find loopholes to continue practicing magic clandestinely. It remains to be seen how the Ministry plans to tackle these challenges and enforce the prohibition effectively. This news has captivated the attention of both magical and non-magical communities alike. The outcome of this decision will undoubtedly have significant implications on the future of the wizarding world. Will the prohibition succeed in curbing magical abuse, or will it lead to a new era of rebellion and unrest? Only time will tell. Stay tuned for updates on this breaking story as it unfolds. **Main Idea: The Ministry of Magic has announced a prohibition on the use of magic, sparking a debate and protests among wizards and witches. The feasibility and potential consequences of enforcing such a prohibition are being questioned. The outcome of this decision will have significant implications for the wizarding world.**.

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