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Mr. Death:
I think they'd probably consider it along the lines of, "It's not technically in violation of the law, but it's wrong enough that we're going to step in."

Quantus:

--- Quote from: Mr. Death on February 26, 2018, 07:23:05 PM ---I think they'd probably consider it along the lines of, "It's not technically in violation of the law, but it's wrong enough that we're going to step in."

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I dont think they'd go after the users for violating anything, and honestly since it's all consensual I dont htink the relevant Laws would apply. 

Of course, there are plenty of things that the Council doenst like and will go after people for that doesnt fall under one of the Seven Laws, and I have to think they'd take issue with ANY potion (or other working magic) to be mass-distributed, regardless of the nature of it's effects.  A magic weight-loss potion or anti-wrinkle cream would be just as dangerous as Magic Drugs, to their POV.

kazimmoinuddin:
I wonder what would happen if a variation of this potion was used on those that posses minor magical gifts. I doubt it would enhance their power, but it could help them develop their limited gifts.

Kindler:

--- Quote from: Quantus on February 26, 2018, 08:25:18 PM --- A magic weight-loss potion or anti-wrinkle cream would be just as dangerous as Magic Drugs, to their POV.

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Harry did once try to brew a hair-growing potion when he was trying to grow a beard. Apparently it worked, but not as intended. Regardless, Harry could conceivably have a cure for freaking BALDNESS. Do you have any idea how ridiculously valuable that would be? Even if he just had a salon, he could charge thousands per "treatment," and have a line out the door morning, noon, and night.

Quantus:

--- Quote from: Kindler on February 27, 2018, 01:51:24 PM ---Harry did once try to brew a hair-growing potion when he was trying to grow a beard. Apparently it worked, but not as intended. Regardless, Harry could conceivably have a cure for freaking BALDNESS. Do you have any idea how ridiculously valuable that would be? Even if he just had a salon, he could charge thousands per "treatment," and have a line out the door morning, noon, and night.

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For the first Day.  Then he'd have the FDA and CDC breaking down his door :P

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