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You really can start to wonder if your playing a teenage psychopathic serial killer.
Death is a bit much for poaching but they don't exactly give you a choice.
Well, i mean even Harry Potter and Dumbledore's army even in self defense didnt kill THAT many people, really anywhere near approaching the body count here.
Other than them being an established apprentice to Prof. Fig, their past is pretty ambiguous...
(maybe they're similar to Indiana Jones in background, idk)
They clearly wanted to make magic feel more powerful and a bit darker, in all the old games you could hurt people with like flipendo but I'd never thought you could directly kill someone with it without like knocking them off a cliff or something.
By the end of all this, most people on these boards are going to make Voldemort look like Gandhi. The Non-Civ version, I mean.
Not sure its a limitation, if you do the dueling club, when you defeat other students they just sit on the ground until the fight is over. So the mechanic is in the game to only subdue enemies.