What i said was thoughtless and wrong and deeply offensive to the Council of the Wise and I have realized that I was in the wrong.

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Could you please turn me back in to a person now?

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  • Weedian [he/him]
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    27 days ago

    I accept your apology but I don't know the frog to human spell

    • IHave69XiBucks@lemmygrad.ml
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      26 days ago

      That spells pretty basic u just gotta make out with it. Make sure its the right frog tho dont wanna make that mistake again.

  • Wmill [they/them]
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    27 days ago

    I'm a wizard in so much as I'm a 30+ yo virgin, don't worry you'll animorph soon german-mud-wizard

  • vegeta1 [he/him]
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    27 days ago

    Do not do that. That is captain ginyu body switched

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    • gay_king_prince_charles [she/her, he/him]
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      26 days ago

      born with raw power and lording it over good witches

      That's a sorcerer. Wizards achieve their magic through study and research, not genetics. Wizards' role in class struggle depends on who they serve, not their education.

  • Wertheimer [any]
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    27 days ago

    macron Ah, the life of a frog, that's the life for me.

  • DavidGarcia@feddit.nl
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    27 days ago

    Human to frog transformation is against the Frog Guild's rules and violates the Treaty of Dombes.

    Your transgression will go on record.

  • Speaker [e/em/eir]
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    26 days ago

    Council of the Wise is a counterrevolutionary laughingstock, and their revisionist spellbooks will rightly rot in the Caverns of Qom. On the other hand, we, the Wise Council, are militant vegans and refuse to transmogrify animals without their explicit consent.

    This is not in reference to the post (I can't read frog), just putting the information out there.

    • Frank [he/him, he/him]
      hexagon
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      26 days ago

      Okay vegan wizards who refuse to turn people in to animals is an idea with some legs and I'm going to ponder how you could work that in to a story. Cause like it could be a joke, but it could legit be an ethics of magic thing too. Like after you've turned someone in to a frog for crimes, they're not a frog and cannot understand complex ideas like mortgage default swaps. So is the punishment appropriate? Or are you just tormenting a frog? And if you turn the frog back in to a person, does the frog really deserve to be saddled with paying rent and Lin-Manuel Miranda musicals?