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Why don't characters in Dune just wear armor to stop slow-moving blades if shields can't protect against them? Wouldn't that make sense?
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rue's de@th started the rebellion.. 😔💔
That's was genuinely so flipping scary when I heard her bones crack
I always wondered why rue didn't stay with him😔😔
#HungerGames
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What's the most popular Hogwarts house to choose in Hogwarts Legacy?
So in Hogwarts Legacy, you can choose to play as any four of the houses.
When you start and make your character, you choose whether you want to be in Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff, Slytherin, or Gryffindor.
You can pick, then you get to be in that common room. You get their robes.
Some of the story of the game changes as well based on what house you're in.
So I was interested and wanted to have a look at what house do most people choose in Hogwarts Legacy?
Is there a most popular one?
And there is, and I'm gonna go through it from most popular to least...
Number 4: Ravenclaw — The Least Popular House
We'll start with least popular.
And this shocked me.
It's actually the one that I chose on my first time playing the game.
Ravenclaw.
That is reportedly the least popular house and the one that fewest people pick in Hogwarts Legacy.
I've played the game multiple times and Ravenclaw was the first one I went for because it's my house.
And it also really surprises me cause I did a video recently on which house are most people around the world sorted into, and Ravenclaw was in at No. 2.
Then it surprises me that it's bottom for which house people choose on Hogwarts Legacy.
Number 3: Hufflepuff
I thought Hufflepuff would Be at the top.
I'll be absolutely honest, I thought it'd be the most popular cause Hufflepuff's the only common room that Harry never goes into in the books.
He goes to every other common room except for Hufflepuff.
And I thought because of that, there'd be so much intrigue about the Hufflepuff common room that everyone would want to play as a Hufflepuff.
But it isn't No. 3 and actually really surprises me therefore that Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw are third and fourth.
Cause those are the two Hogwarts houses we don't see in the films.
We don't have any visual of those two houses, so I thought both of them would be a bit higher up.
Number 2: Gryffindor
So therefore, Gryffindor is the second most popular.
Number 1: Slytherin — The Most Popular House
The most popular house to choose to play as in Hogwarts Legacy is Slytherin.
Yes!
This doesn't surprise me to be fair, cause I feel like everyone loves to be a Slytherin, wants to play for Slytherin.
It also I feel like in Hogwarts Legacy kind of opens up the potential to try a different style gameplay where?
I feel like a lot of people like the idea of maybe playing the game twice, once as a Slytherin, and then make themselves have like a bit of a maybe slightly evil storyline of trying all the unforgivable curses, making sure that Ominous Gaunt and Sebastian Sallow Are like your best friends.
I feel like people see choosing Slytherin in the game as trying a slightly Different route through the game.
The Final Hogwarts Legacy House Ranking
the overall order of which is the most popular house and the most common one that people choose to play as in Hogwarts Legacy is Slytherin, Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, and Ravenclaw.
Really Interesting Actually, Slytherin is the one house I haven't played as yet.
Yeah. Let me know what you think.
Did this surprise you? And what Hogwarts house do you like to play as in Hogwarts Legacy?
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Let’s settle this !
6 hours in the woods
6 arrows per archer
Who comes out alive with a spare arrow?
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Paul wins the throne and becomes a god, but loses everything. Messiah is about the price of that power. Everyone is plotting against him, his wife dies, he goes blind, and he walks into the desert alone.
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In the books, Feyd Rautha attempted to poison the Baron. What angered the Baron wasn't the attempt itself, but the fact that Feyd failed, proving he wasn't ready to take over as head of House Harkonnen. As punishment, he made Feyd kill his favourite concubine
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When Fred and George Discovered That Neville Was Terrified of Snape
Gryffindor common room, late evening.
"Why do you always look like you're about to faint whenever Snape walks into the room?" George asked Neville.
Neville looked up from his book.
"I don't!"
Fred raised an eyebrow. "Last week, he entered the Great Hall and you dropped your entire plate."
"That was an accident!"
Ron started laughing. "Mate, you once apologised to him because HE stepped on YOUR foot!"
Neville turned red. "I don't want to get into trouble!"
Hermione sighed. "Honestly, Snape isn't going to punish you just for existing."
Just then, Snape's voice came from behind them.
"Is that so, Miss Granger?"
Everyone froze.
Neville slowly turned around.
"Good evening, Professor."
Snape looked at him.
"Longbottom. I trust you haven't managed to destroy anything today?"
"No, Professor."
"Remarkable. Perhaps there's hope for you after all."
Snape walked away.
Fred leaned towards George.
"I have an idea."
George grinned. "I was thinking the same thing."
Fred: "We're going to cure Neville's fear of Snape."
George: "Once and for all."
Hermione: "I have a terrible feeling about this."
The next morning, Neville entered the Great Hall and found a small gift-wrapped box on his seat.
There was a note attached:
OPEN WHEN YOU SEE PROFESSOR SNAPE.
Neville looked confused but decided to keep it.
Unfortunately, Snape appeared behind him.
"Longbottom. What exactly are you holding?"
Neville panicked, dropped the box, and it opened.
A tiny enchanted Snape figure jumped out, waving its arms and shouting:
"LONG BOTTOM! FIVE POINTS FROM GRYFFINDOR!"
The entire Gryffindor table burst into laughter.
Snape stared at the little figure.
Then he slowly turned towards Fred and George.
"Mr Weasley. Mr Weasley."
Fred swallowed.
George whispered, "We're dead."
Snape picked up the toy and smiled coldly.
"How fascinating. I believe I'll keep this."
Fred: "Professor, that's actually our latest invention."
Snape: "Wonderful. Detention. Both of you. Every Saturday for the next month."
George: "But Professor!"
Snape: "And Longbottom?"
Neville nearly fell off his chair.
"Y-yes, Professor?"
"Five points from Gryffindor for allowing these idiots to experiment on you."
Neville stared at him.
Ron leaned over and whispered:
"Mate, I think you've just become the only person in Hogwarts who gets punished for being bullied."
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The ‘VISIONQUEST’ finale is now the highest-rated MCU TV episode ever on IMDb, tied with ‘LOKI’ Season 2's finale.
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Why is Paul always so aggressive when he was calm in the book? And why is he interrogating Chani if he already knows so much about the future? He has prescience, after all. In short, once again, not everything is staying true to the book.
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Voldemort’s impenetrable cave didn't trap Regulus Black. Escaping with Kreacher was entirely possible, but a single, unbreakable command forced the elf to leave his master to die.
To understand exactly why Regulus never left the cave, it helps to examine the gauntlet of dark magic Voldemort installed to protect his fragmented soul. The cave was protected by a blood-sacrifice doorway, an underground lake infested with Inferi (reanimated corpses), and a concealed boat enchanted to carry only one adult wizard at a time. In the center of the lake sat a crystal basin containing the Drink of Despair.
This potion could not be vanished, scooped, or parted; it had to be consumed. The drinker was subjected to agonizing pain, terrifying hallucinations, and an unbearable, burning thirst. If the drinker tried to quench that thirst by taking water from the lake, the Inferi would emerge from the depths and drag them under.
Voldemort designed these defenses to be insurmountable for a wizard. But he made a fatal miscalculation: he completely ignored the unique nature of house-elf magic. Because he viewed non-human creatures as inferior, Voldemort never thought to place anti-Apparition charms that would block an elf. He had previously used Kreacher to test the cave’s defenses, forcing the elf to drink the potion and leaving him to die. But when Regulus later summoned his servant, Kreacher simply Apparated home, bypassing Voldemort’s impenetrable fortress with a simple pop.
When Regulus realized the truth about the Horcrux, he brought Kreacher back to the cave to switch the locket. Thanks to Kreacher's magic, escaping together was entirely possible in theory. House-elves are fully capable of Side-Along Apparition, as demonstrated when Dobby rescues Harry and his friends from Malfoy Manor years later.
However, Regulus made a deliberate, fatalistic choice. Rather than forcing Kreacher to endure the Drink of Despair a second time, Regulus drank it himself. As the potion ravaged his mind and body, he crawled to the lake's edge for water, awakening the Inferi.
It was in this chaotic, agonizing moment that Regulus gave Kreacher his final, binding commands. He ordered the elf to leave without him, to take the real locket, to destroy it, and—crucially—to never tell the Black family what had happened.
Because house-elves are magically bound to obey their masters' direct orders, Kreacher was forced to Apparate away exactly as instructed. He could not grab Regulus and take him along because Regulus had explicitly told him to leave alone.
Furthermore, Regulus's decision to stay behind was a calculated tactical sacrifice. If Regulus had returned home, he would have had to go into hiding. Lord Voldemort was a master Legilimens; if he ever encountered Regulus, he would instantly rip the truth from his mind. By dying in the cave, Regulus ensured that Voldemort would never know the locket was missing. His silence protected his parents from Voldemort’s terrible wrath and gave the wizarding world a fighting chance to destroy the Dark Lord once and for all.
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The contrast between Katniss volunteering and the Career tributes volunteering is actually heartbreaking. In the Career districts, it's something they're raised and prepared to do. In District 12, it's almost unheard of. Katniss wasn't volunteering for glory. She was saving her sister.
