14)   The Za Lord becomes a mantle- the Lord of the Dewdrop Fairies. Harry signs the Accords on *those* terms if kicked out of the Council. Mantle ability is a form of intellectus- Harry can know, if he thinks about it, what any of the faeries know, and speak multiple languages. He also gains a constant craving for sweets.

I've been secretly hoping for this one... and it ties in with the words in the (first?) book: Conjure it if you dare... meaning he has to answer summons?

 So is Bob a non magical being?  Now that he is with Butters he seems to have access to the internet.

Bob isn't mortal, so his magic isn't conflicted.  We see also how the Sidhe have no issue with technology as well, since they're not mortal and not conflicted about their magic use.

Why is older tech safe, and new tech suspect? It has to do with the belief of the populace. Tech made before WWII is probably fine because almost everyone has lived all their life with it and doesn't think it's anything special.  Tech made in the past 30 years gets more complicated as many people don't understand it, and tech within the past 10 years must still seem magical to many. We don't understand exactly HOW our smart bluetooth drone-connected phone works, but it does and we love it.

The only thing that comes to my mind, like what's actually changed, is that we are in the age of the transistor since roughly post-WW2.  Cars for instance, prior to WW2 "ish" we were more in the mechanical age - cars were based on purely mechanical actions.  Newer cars have technology enhancements such as electrically calibrated injection, electrically monitored fluids, etc.

personally I never understood why there isn't a weapons master for the wardens. If they all get a sword and a cloak why not a set of armor or shield like swat or at the very least someone independent that makes stuff like the guy that made daredevils suits in the netflix show

I wondered something similar actually.  Yes, Luccio used to make the swords BUT that's a specific, unique item.   I don't watch daredevil, so maybe my thought is already expressed, but I'm thinking more like someone who is tasked with looking over the wizard's arsenal and directing them appropriately. (No wand?  Oh, oh, sorry "blasting rod".  Yeah, you'll need one.  No bullet dampener focus?  Ok, you'll need to fix that.  Here's a book on how to create short and long term focii, and forms to request materials.  Return it undamaged, if you value your health.  Using a revolver?  What are we, the wild west?  Use a semi-auto son, we ARE in the 21st century after all!)  He could even be responsible for handing out expensive materials for enchanting requirements, or even holding specific items when not needed in the field, and then chases down the wizard who borrowed it (with or without extreme prejudice .  Basically... a wizard version of Q?

I don't think that anyone that could help him with that would do it. And he probably couldn't do it lying in bed.

I read the statement a bit differently; that he would call Lasciels coin to get mobility, THEN if the Nickelheads were not going to follow his lead, perform the dark hollow to get the additional power he would need, at which point probably won't even need Lasciels coin either...

If Lea is right, then Mab and Titania are in the same weight class as Uriel.  The Mothers are a cut above, at major-god levels.  Seems appropriate, given that they are the heart of faerie.

Ferrovax?  I think there's WoJ on him placing him at archangelic levels, but I can't quote it.

I thought the capital D Dragons were cosmic forces in their own right?

Slightly OT, but this made me remember a question I had

"Fewer tentacles.  Fewere screams.  Less death."
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"So," I said.  "Why haven't I dreamed about you before?"
"Because I wasn't allowed to contact you before," my father said easily.

Is someone stopping Harry from being contacted by his father on purpose, or is it just as-it-happens?

As to why Mouse didn't bark at the fire...  I have to say I had the same idea as

I don't recall Mouse being there?  I thought he'd sent him with Molly.

Wish there would be a rethinking of the series.  It would be superb to create the books into movies that are following a slightly different arc but the same main story thread.  This would give you a double bonus: knowing the book backwards wouldn't put a damper on the movie.

Based on the popularity of the series I found it hilarious that it got cancelled instead of improved.  Guess fan opinion is always the last factor to a studio exec's mind: look at firefly (more fans than stargate, yet only managed to get one season).