вЂњHow was I to know you kept a priceless artifact in the pocket of your robes?вЂќ вЂњI don't like flying like you fly, Harry,вЂќ she said. вЂњWell, I almost caught it, but Hermione wouldn't let me,вЂќ Harry said. вЂњYou dropped the Philosopher's Stone in the water?вЂќ Ron asked a while later, his face a bit white at the prospect. But in truth, it didn't matter, only that Harry didn't even think once about using the Philosopher's Stone, he only wanted to keep it safe.Д«ut the Philosopher's Stone wanted to be used. Perhaps it was that he already possessed two minor Artifacts perhaps it was because he had survived the unsurvivable perhaps it was because his will was made of iron. This was how little Harry cared about the powers of the Philosopher's Stone. He'd nearly forgotten about it until it went flying out of his robes. He went the rest of the day, even taking the time to sit down and write a letter, with the power to overturn the entire Wizarding World in his pocket and Harry didn't give a damn. When another artifact, the likewise legendary Mirror of Erised, gave up the Stone without question, Harry did not think anything of it, merely returned to his friends with the intent of keeping the Stone safe.

For Harry to resist was, quite frankly, unprecedented. There was also the problem of how Artifacts want to be used.Дon't get me wrong, the majority of them do not have minds, per se, but at the same time have a yearning need to be used, for someone to utilize their capabilities to the fullest, to have purpose. Other problems include Destiny, Interesting Times, Artifact Protections and the occasional creator or previous owner wanting it back. There are many issues with Artifacts, not the least of which is that they are so coveted. It was no wonder that dark wizards had sought its power for so long. It was the pure rearranging of sub-atomic particles at will. No finite spell could revert the subject, and the subject would react chemically as its new self without issue. True Transfiguration was perhaps not quite as much a myth as it was a goal: the ability to perfectly and permanently transform one thing into another. It was capable of the holy grail of one branch of wizards: True Transfiguration. While yes, indeed it could give life or transform lead into gold, that was a severe limiting of its capabilities. To the Wizarding World, it was not myth, but fact. Nicholas Flamel and his wife lived for six hundred years upon the Elixer of Life, so the evidence of its existence was right in front of any who spoke to the ancient couple. Alchemists spoke in hushed tones of its ability to turn any metal into gold or silver.

Legend said that it could brew the Elixir of Life, a draught so powerful it could give new life to the elderly and decrepit, cure any disease or ailment. They are rarely things a normal mortal could create intentionally, but are most often accidents (fortuitous or otherwise) or forged by hidden masters of their craft or by those divinely or infernally inspired. To replicate the effects or to make a new Artifact, it would take a group of people at the pinnacle of their crafts, working together as so few people in the Wizarding World did. These are the kind of items that take a hobbit from the Shire to drop it in a volcano or that were forged by Dwarves for a Son of Asgard so that He may wield the power of Thunder (with a bit of trickery on the Aesir side of things), or a tome scribed by those madmen who listened to that-which-should-not-be and learned that-which-should-not-be-known. They are not the kind of things one would find hidden in the back of Bunk's Junk, or in the shelves of Borgain & Burke's. Without the Dursleys to constantly bring him down, HarryвЂ™s story would have changed massively.Artifacts are not simple every day, buy-them-ten-for-a-sickle magical items. ItвЂ™s likely that he would have been much more arrogant, but he also would have been introduced to the wizarding world much earlier. What if Harry PotterвЂ™s upbringing had been better? What if, for example, Sirius Black hadnвЂ™t pursued Wormtail or had killed him in secret? Would he have taken care of Harry, told him about his parents from a young age, and raised him with love instead of treating him like a servant and a waste of space? This would completely change HarryвЂ™s attitude. We canвЂ™t help but wonder, what if? Here are seven things that, if changed, would alter the entire story. Nearly every plot point and character has been examined to the extreme, and J.K. The Internet has provided us with loads of opportunities for headcanons, fan fiction, and ideas about the Potterverse ever since the books came out.

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