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|name=Angel's Trumpet Draught |
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|image=[[File:Angels Trumpet Draught.JPG]] |
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+ | |ingredients=[[Angel's Trumpet]] (possibly) |
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| − | |first=''[[Harry Potter: Trading Card Game]]'' |
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| − | The '''Angel's Trumpet Draught''' is a |
+ | The '''Angel's Trumpet Draught''' is a [[potion]]. |
==Behind the scenes== |
==Behind the scenes== |
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+ | *It exact usage and effects are unknown, but it is most likely that it is a poison (as opposed to an [[antidote|anti-venom]]), for several reasons: Firstly, the flowering plant known as [[Angel's Trumpet]] is poisonous; Secondly, the TCG card that the potion comes from does damage; Finally, the flask in the picture of the Angel's Trumpet Draught is engraved with a stylized angel of the type often shown on Victorian ''funerary'' monuments. |
==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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| − | *''[[Harry Potter |
+ | *''[[Harry Potter Trading Card Game]]'' |
| + | [[fr:Philtre de la Trompette des Anges]] |
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[[Category:Potions]] |
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Revision as of 13:22, 11 November 2015
The Angel's Trumpet Draught is a potion.
Behind the scenes
- It exact usage and effects are unknown, but it is most likely that it is a poison (as opposed to an anti-venom), for several reasons: Firstly, the flowering plant known as Angel's Trumpet is poisonous; Secondly, the TCG card that the potion comes from does damage; Finally, the flask in the picture of the Angel's Trumpet Draught is engraved with a stylized angel of the type often shown on Victorian funerary monuments.