======Luck======
=====Object Information=====
  * **Type:** [[Magical Property]]; [[Magical Concept]]
  * **Owners:** Primarily users of [[Felix Felicis]], including [[Harry Potter]], [[Horace Slughorn]], [[Ron Weasley]], [[Hermione Granger]], and [[Ginny Weasley]].
  * **Maker:** The concept of luck is not made, but it can be magically bottled via the [[Potion]] known as [[Felix Felicis]]. The original inventor of this potion is unknown.
=====Description and Appearance=====
In the [[Wizarding World]], luck is a tangible force that can be manipulated, most notably through the consumption of the [[Potion]] [[Felix Felicis]].
The primary physical manifestation of bottled luck, [[Felix Felicis]], appears as a liquid the colour of molten gold. When in a cauldron or vial, large drops leap from the surface like goldfish without spilling.
The sensation of being under the influence of magical luck is described as a feeling of "infinite opportunity." [[Harry Potter]] felt a surge of confidence and the strong sense that whatever he attempted would be successful. The potion does not simply make things happen; it subtly guides the user's actions and nudges circumstances in their favour, presenting them with clear pathways to their desired outcomes.
=====Magical Properties and Usage=====
Magically-induced luck ensures that the user's endeavours succeed. It works by providing a heightened sense of awareness and intuition, making the correct path to a goal seem obvious and easy to follow.
However, relying on manufactured luck carries significant dangers and limitations:
  * It is highly toxic if taken in excess or brewed incorrectly.
  * Overconsumption can lead to dangerous overconfidence, giddiness, and recklessness.
  * It is considered a banned substance and is forbidden in all organised competitions, such as [[