HP Plot Bunnies

13 August 1990

Henrietta J. Potter

1981–

— Parent(s):

• Mother: Lily G. {Guinevere} Potter née Evans (First Generation) (1960–1980) [Deceased]
• Father: James F. {Fleamont} Potter (Seventeenth Generation) (1960–1980) [Deceased];

• Extraneous Parent(s): Sirius O. {Orion} Black (Twenty-Third Generation) (1960–) [Incarcerated];

— Grandparent(s):

• Maternal Grandparent(s): Hendricks R. {Richard} Evans (Mundane)(1937–), Rosalia W. {Winnifred} Evans née Moore (Mundane) (1938–);
• Paternal Grandparent(s): Fleamont C. {Charlus} Potter (Sixteenth Generation) (1837–1978) [Deceased], Euphemia M. {Morgane} Potter née Braithewaite (Fifth Generation) (1841–1978);

• Extraneous Grandparents: Walpurga I. {Irma} Black (Twenty-Second Generation) (1925–1985) [Deceased], Orion A. {Arcturus} Black (Twenty-Eighth Generation) (1929–1979) [Deceased];

— Godparent(s):

• Godfather(s): N/A
• Godmother(s): Alice M. {Marianne} Longbottom née Fortescue (1959–) [Institutionalized];

• Extraneous Godparents: Sirius O. {Orion} Black (Twenty-Third Generation) (1960–) [Incarcerated];

— Guardian(s)

• Magical Guardian(s): Albus P. W. B. Dumbledore (1880–);

• Extraneous Guardian(s): N/A

House Title(s):

— Heir Apparent(s):

• Potter Heir Apparent (Paternal)
• Perevell Heir Apparent (Paternal)

— Eligible Heirship(s):

• Black Heir (as Appointed by Lord S. O. Black)
• Slytherin Heir (by right of Conquest)
• Gaunt Heir (by right of Conquest)

— Lordship Apparent(s):

• Master of Death

— Eligible Lordship(s):

• N/A

Blood Ability(s):

— Magyk(s):

• Magical Heart Strength [162%]
• Metamorphmagus (Extra-Paternal) [19%]

— Comprehension(s):

• Magical Blood Dexterity [167%]
• Parseltongue Fluency [83%]

— Manifestation(s):

• Ocular Luminescence [154%]

              –   Dark Sight [104%]

              –   Magic Sight [121%]

Malady(s):

— Magyk(s):

• Magical Heart Exhaustion [Extreme]
• Horcrux

— Comprehension(s):

• Befuddlement [Mild]

— Manifestation(s):

• Malnutrition [Severe]
• Eyesight [Poor]
• Height [Extremely Below Average]
• Weight [Underweight]
• Cuts and Contusions [Extensive]
• Scar Tissue [Extensive]

[  "Extraneous" in terms of parents and grandparents refers to family members that are gained as a result of blood adoption or other means that result in an individual having more than the typical number of biological ancestry.

Extraneous Godparents are godparents appointed by extraneous parents or any grandparents, extraneous or otherwise. Godparents whom blood adopted or otherwise became a third biological parent to the subject would be placed in both "Extraneous Parent(s)" and "Extraneous Godparent(s)" due to their nature being both parent and godparent, but not quite either, at the same time.

Those that have legal guardianship over the individual in the magical world, but are not directly related to (and by that, I mean parent or grandparent) or named the godparent of the individual, are "Magical Guardians," and "Extraneous Guardian(s)" refers to those that have legal guardianship of the individual in any other society other than that of Wixxen, granted that the goblins of Gringotts and the Ministry of Magic (or other related government bodies) have that guardianship on record and is therefore legalized. Any other means of gaining custody of an individual will be deemed fraudulent and thus invalid (such as the guardianship of one Petunia S. (Sage) Dursley neé Evans over Henrykka J. Potter).

Apparent Heirships are heirships which an individual has uncontested claim over, such as Henrykka J. Potter over the Potter heirship, wherein the individual is the eldest child of the previous Lord of a House.

Apparent Lordships are lordships which an individual has uncontested claim over, such as Lucius Malfoy over the Malfoy Lordship.

Eligible Heirships are those in which an individual is a member of the main branch of a family, though not a direct descendant and can be contested by a more eligible individual through legal or political methods, OR a known individual among any branch of the family who could inherit granted that the heirship is not already declared or is not contested by a more eligible individual through legal or political methods, or through duel, OR any individual to be declared heir without solid biological base, whether through appointment or conquest, who could be contested by a more eligible individual through duel.

Eligible Lordship's are those in which an individual has claimed an Eligible Heirship, and may be contested either through legal or political methods, or through duel, depending on the manner that the lordship became eligible, such as Tom M. Riddle over the Slytherin Lordship.

Individuals who have not yet reached the age of majority do not have any available Lordships, unless it is directly stipulated within a House that there is an age limit below that of majority, such as Henrykka and her  Master of Death title, which has no restrictions, age or otherwise.. Similarly, Incarcerated and Institutionalized individuals do not have any available Heirships or Lordships unless a House has specified that their Head need not be sound in these categories.

Blood abilities reference the abilities of the larger populace as well as those fully capable within those specializations. A Magical Heart Strength of 142% says that the individual has 42% more magic than the average individual. A Parseltongue Comprehension of 78% may mean that an individual is not fully fluent in the language of serpents, or experiences other setbacks, such as Henrykka, who, while fully fluent, is unable to tell the difference between it and her native language without extreme concentration and occlumency.

A "Magical Heart," is a wix's "magical core." Because the Wixxen World is as archaic as it is, it made more sense to me that the place that magic comes from would be related to the place where blood comes from, as both are seen as vital signs of life and, while wixxen can survive without their magic — squibs, for example (who will also be renamed at some point, probably to something along the lines of "the cursed," or "the Bound," more likely, for reasons that will be explained later) — to live without magic after having known it is viewed as a fate worse than death due to how it impacts the individual, both mentally and physically; being cut off from the Mother can cause depression, anxiety, paranoia, hallucinations, and psychosis. It also severely weaks the immune system and often causes such maladies as asthma and anemia, as well as several mineral and vitamin deficiencies — namely, vitamin C.

In the same vein of thought as Magical Hearts, Magical Blood Manipulation is an individual's ability to actually summon and command their magic at their leisure. Like Dumbledore, Harry has both a strong Heart and incredible dexterity. They can cast stronger spells with less magic consumed by the spell, leading to lesser Heart Exhaustion. It is this which allows them to cast foci-less and mute. Hermione, while able to cast without incanting on specific familiar spells, cannot cast without her foci. She has an average-strength Heart, but relatively high Dexterity.

Dexterity falls under Blood Comprehension as it is one's innate understanding of their own Heart and Blood. Harry has an extreme talent for understanding his magic, almost like that of understanding how to manipulate the actions of the hand in front of his face. This talent is something that he was born with, inherited from his mother, but that doesn't mean he can't learn and improve the skill with his own merit.   ]