This ancient and mysterious charm conjures a magical guardian, a projection of all your most positive feelings. The Patronus Charm is difficult, and many witches and wizards are unable to produce a full, corporeal Patronus, a guardian which generally takes the shape of the animal with whom they share the deepest affinity. You may suspect, but you will never truly know what form your Patronus will take until you succeed in conjuring it."
—Miranda Goshawk's overview of the Patronus Charm

There are two types of Patronuses. Corporeal which means a Patronus with a particular shape and form and uncorporeal Patronus. Uncorporeal Patronuses have no particular shape and do not protect against dementors the way corporeal Patronuses do. However, some wizards choose to cast uncorporeal Patronuses to hide their identity.

Every Patronus is as unique as its creator and even identical twins have been known to produce very different Patronuses as they reflect each individual's personality. Patronus forms, however, are subject to change if the caster goes through an emotional upheaval of some sort, including falling in eternal, unchanging love. In addition, it seems that some couples have "complementary" Patronuses (male and female forms of the same animal), such as Lily and James Potter. If a wizard is an Animagus and can summon a corporeal Patronus, the two may take the same form, as was the case for Minerva McGonagall and James Potter

Most Patronuses take the form of an ordinary animal. Magical creatures, such as Albus Dumbledore's phoenix Patronus, are uncommon. It is extremely rare for Patronuses to take the form of extinct animals.

It is very complex and many qualified wizards and witches have trouble with it. The Patronus Charm is widely regarded as advanced magic, far beyond N.E.W.T.-level.

And we only accept that a witch/wizard who is above 19 years of age is qualified enough to cast a full corporeal patronus. The others who are practicing it however can have a non-corpreal one which would be changed to a corporeal when an one-shot is submitted by the character about their patronus. The only exception to this rule are those who were members of DA.

Below, we have listed out both the Corporeal and the non-corporeal patronus.

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Occamy: @valarie
Owl: @rina
Porcupine: @zacharias


RAVEN: Celestina N. Delacroix
SEA GULL: Andromeda I. Tonks
STAG: Harry J. Potter
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Caracal: @caterina
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Lioness: @savannah


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Swan: @daphne
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wolf: @cj

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