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"Are you a wizard, or what?"
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A box that may have been marked with the mark of Merlin
The mark of Merlin was a "mysterious rune" that the Medieval legendary wizard Merlin used to mark his possessions, namely, a gleaming jet black box.[1]
History[]
During the Middle Ages, a fraudulent mark of Merlin was placed on the cursed bee pendant.
Behind the scenes[]
- Oddly, the box that supposedly bears this mark appears to be completely plain other than the lock. It is possible that the mark is merely on a side of the box that is not seen, however, or else that it is rendered invisible and only can be seen if a spell is cast to reveal it.
Appearances[]
- Pottermore (First mentioned)
- Wizarding World (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery (Mentioned only)
Notes and references[]
| Study of Ancient Runes | |||||
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| Professors: Bathsheda Babbling · Clodagh Dromgoole · Elspeth MacGillony | |||||
| Textbooks: Advanced Rune Translation · Ancient Runes Made Easy · Magical Hieroglyphs and Logograms · Rune Dictionary · Spellman's Syllabary | |||||
| Known runes: Acromantula · Demiguise · Ehwaz · Eihwaz · Fwooper · Graphorn · Hydra · Quintaped · Runespoor · Salamander · Unicorn · Unknown · Mark of Merlin | |||||