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Why The Wizarding World NEVER Used Liquid Luck Against Voldemort?

Long-form18:00EntertainmentPublished Oct 10, 2026, 3:00 PM · 2w ago
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Felix Felicis can make almost everything you attempt succeed, and Harry Potter proved just how powerful it was when he used it to retrieve Slughorn's memory. Even Ron, Hermione, and Ginny survived a battle against Death Eaters with its help. So why didn't Dumbledore and the Order of the Phoenix use Liquid Luck against Voldemort more often? In today’s Hogwarts lesson, we uncover why the Wizarding World never properly used Liquid Luck against Voldemort—from the Potters' final night at Godric's Hollow and Sirius Black's fate to the Battle of Hogwarts, Slughorn, the dangers of brewing Felix Felicis, and the surprising limits of magical luck. Turns out, a few drops of this golden potion might have changed the entire Harry Potter story.

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