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WoJ somewhere saying something about if Harry used a sword he'd fall and stab himself on it. Think he was answering a question about the Summer Knight having a sword, and if Harry would get one.harry cant use a sword unless that sword has intellectus of how to wield it so he is better use kusunagii( which comes with spirit of blade thanks to japanese smithing) instead of warden swords by the way BAKAİ!
So my personal opinion is he won't be getting one based on what Jim said.
OK, so we're agreed? It's both not a practical way for a mortal wizard to avoid Lawbreaking and also not an example of a way to kill without magic? But as a supernatural death it would still function as a story hook.It will act as a story event not full fledged plot hook and with out special knowledge like Thomas giving feeding info to harry. I dont think random warden can lead to case of serial killings and they still need to address and use mortal authorities which kinda big no no in wardens book. its not practical alright but leads kinda less evidence to mortal authorities since all they know and interested is its dead by natural cause so no empty shells or poison or injury via anything so they dont need to investigate the case any longer than real ones.
...That's still killing with a magic effect. Might be a little harder to spot, but that's about it; it's just the equivalent of using a n ice-pick to the ear for assassination rather than a sniper bullet.I dont think needs action from warden. harry might investigate it but not as warden but as P.I on case paid by some one. And warden needs to break the laws ( mind magic one ) to uncover why random muggle died erect with smile in his face. so no warden cant be bothered with it and even harry didn't know until butters basicly request him to look at corpse he got.
White Court Vampires dont seem to be subject to Lawbreaker, at least normally, though Id argue that the heart failure is still a magical attack since it's the result of a severe drain of Chi.you dont need the drain it competently just drain slowly enough to overclock the targets heart to fail. Like lara does the idea is using incite emotion to remotely throttle the heart until its no longer keep same high rhythm and enters the cardiac arrest which kills the target not you feeding until they are dry( lara and her sisters used this method to mercy kill injured guards in the book) so when butters looks the corpse he can write natural cause instead of drain completely by vampire call dresden asap.
Killing with magic is bad for your soul, whether or not its in self-defense, defense of innocents, or execution.or use methods lead to regular dead like hearth attack due having one hell of a sex with white court vampire
If you absolutely must kill, and absolutely must use magic, then use the magic to incapacitate them long enough for you to stomp their face into the mud.
That won't corrupt your soul quite so dramatically.
Those are separate scenes (both in SmF). Mab tells Harry that Thomas is her next choice for her Knight, but I dont think Thomas has ever been made aware of that. Separately, Thomas almost touched a Denarian coin, and Harry mentioned that Justine makes a great lever for Temptation and that she barely survived the Demon Thomas already has and doesnt need to face another.thanks for clarifying my idea so if denarian can f white court demon i think mab can do it to and i think i stand corrected