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Spreading the curse would kill numerous enemies at once when you follow it up with Avada Kedavra. So first cast Crucio and attack that enemy.

Drink Focus Potion (may not be necessary depending on how many enemies you have left)Ĭrucio Mastery spreads the curse when attacking an enemy hit by Crucio.

Attack the enemy hit by Crucio to spread the curse.

Killing an enemy with Avada Kedavra kills all cursed enemies. More Powerful When Combined With Avada Kedavra You can curse many enemies, making it easier to deal damage. Hitting an enemy with Crucio casts a curse spell at nearby enemies. Striking an enemy cursed by Crucio releases a projectile that curses a nearby enemy.Ĭrucio Mastery can be obtained by unlocking Dark Arts Talents. Causes most enemies to take damage over time You will not be able to redo this step so if you are wanting to learn Unforgivable Curses please choose your options wisely. If you choose to "Turn him in" then you can not meet Sebastian and will not be able to learn the Unforgivable Curses.

Speak to Ominis to decide if you are going to turn Sebastian in or not. Typically, all active-duty service members earn 30 days of leave per year and, while some of that time is allowed to roll over year-to-year, any unused leave over 60 days is normally lost every year.When you complete the quest to learn "Avada Kedavra" then the quest "In The Shadow of Fate" will start. The message stressed that it is intended as a heads-up to give sailors time to use the leave they have earned and that "unit commanders should continue to minimize the loss of leave within the constraints of operational requirements."

One change the message previews is being able to hold on to special leave for two years instead of three, and that the first flag officer in a sailor's chain of command will need to approve special leave being given out in most cases going forward. The message noted that the revision in how many days sailors may bank is "the most impactful of the upcoming changes," but the Navy is planning on making other alterations to the special leave policy in the future.

Niles added that the changes "were mandated by law and are in line with DoD policy updates."