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Bookmark or Share- Nagini | Harry Potter Wiki | FandomMaledictus Transformation (formerly): Nagini was originally able to transform into a huge snake at will, identical to the ability of an Animagus. This was an ability the Circus Arcanus took extreme advantage of. Ultimately, however, Nagini's Maledictus blood curse took over, which forced her to stay in her snake form permanently.
- Revenant maledictus - OSRS WikiThe Revenant maledictus is the demi-boss variant of the ethereal revenants, an undead spectral being shrouded in Zarosian power. It has a rare chance to appear whenever any revenant is slain in the Revenant Caves. It guarantees an ancient emblem or ancient totem drop for the top-damaging player, in addition to giving the player the Forinthry Surge buff if they had an amulet of avarice worn.
- Nagini – Harry Potter LexiconNagini was a Maledictus who became a huge, magical, diamond-patterned snake and a companion to Voldemort. Nagini was originally a young woman who suffered from a malediction, a blood curse that would eventually transform her into a snake. She used this ability to become a circus performer in the 1920s with Circus Arcanus.
- Nagini in Harry Potter explained – the sad story of Voldemort’s snakeIn The Crimes of Grindelwald, we learn that Nagini was originally a human woman. She was revealed to be a Maledictus – a victim of a blood curse, which would ultimately transform her into a snake permanently. That’s how she went from being a circus performer in 1920s Paris to a murderous snake in 1990s Britain.
- Blood malediction | Harry Potter Wiki | FandomA blood malediction, also known as a blood curse (incantation unknown), was a dangerous curse that could be passed down and inherited through the original victim's bloodline to descendants at birth as a genetic defect, and affect the victim in a variety of different ways.[1] The curse allowed to create a specific type of genetic defect that could be utilized to affect a victim in a variety of ...
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