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sortinghat_rp2012-05-16 10:56 pm
doctorkishitani) wrote in sortinghat_rp2012-05-16 10:56 pm
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Journal Entry #1
Out of curiosity, has anyone else had trouble keeping their cauldrons from melting?
I know the melting issue shouldn't be too surprising since we generally use reactive materials, but you would think they'd design cauldrons with that in mind.
I'm just wondering if this is a common issue or if mine is especially volatile.
And if there's an effective way of reconstructing them. I've tried using a mending charm, but that didn't work very well.
I know the melting issue shouldn't be too surprising since we generally use reactive materials, but you would think they'd design cauldrons with that in mind.
I'm just wondering if this is a common issue or if mine is especially volatile.
And if there's an effective way of reconstructing them. I've tried using a mending charm, but that didn't work very well.
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I wouldn't get discouraged, if I were you. From what I know, exploding cauldrons are fairly common.
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i wouldnt have guessed from the pile of shitty cauldron pieces left in my wake
no but im not that shit at it im just not good
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After all, explosions usually mean that you're on the verge of discovering something especially powerful!