Anatomy Can Limit Witchcraft
Rora in pig form cannot perform finger-dependent witchcraft because she has hoofs.
A first-class registry of Baum’s practitioners, magical users, artifacts, substances, spells, transformations, enchanted places, rules, countermagic, knowledge traditions, law, ethics, and Continuity Codex variances.
Rora in pig form cannot perform finger-dependent witchcraft because she has hoofs.
Removing a power-bearing artifact disables magic dependent upon its possession.
Many artifacts such as Pearls and the Magic Belt confer effects to the current possessor.
Glinda and the Wizard are explicitly legitimate central practitioners under Ozma’s regime.
Bear ruler possessing a Magic Wand capable of producing exact images.
Magic Wand able to produce exact image-like representations.
Glinda works through multiple intermediate forms before successfully restoring Prince Bobo.
Retired sorcerer and magical innovator who discovered the transformation word Pyrzqxgl.
Wicked Witch of Jinxland who performs paid enchantments, transformations, and heart-freezing magic.
Rare purple powder used in the counter-enchantment that restores Princess Gloria’s heart.
Talisman that grants extraordinary physical strength.
Manufactured cognitive preparation used in constructing Scraps’s mind; supplies the quality Amiability.
Manufactured cognitive preparation used in constructing Scraps’s mind; supplies the quality Cleverness.
Manufactured cognitive preparation used in constructing Scraps’s mind; supplies the quality Courage.
Manufactured cognitive preparation used in constructing Scraps’s mind; supplies the quality Ingenuity.
Manufactured cognitive preparation used in constructing Scraps’s mind; supplies the quality Judgment.
Manufactured cognitive preparation used in constructing Scraps’s mind; supplies the quality Learning.
Manufactured cognitive preparation used in constructing Scraps’s mind; supplies the quality Obedience.
Manufactured cognitive preparation used in constructing Scraps’s mind; supplies the quality Poesy.
Manufactured cognitive preparation used in constructing Scraps’s mind; supplies the quality Self Reliance.
Manufactured cognitive preparation used in constructing Scraps’s mind; supplies the quality Truth.
Partial transformation giving Button-Bright a fox head; reversed by the Truth Pond.
Magic umbrella remembered as capable of carrying Button-Bright anywhere.
Sword enchanted by the Wicked Witch of the East to sever Captain Fyter’s body.
Some imposed transformations require an external remedy such as the Truth Pond.
Mombi’s Powder of Perpetual Youth is explicitly said to work no magic.
Coo-ee-oh treacherously appropriates the Adepts’ magical instruments, charms, and power.
Su-dic transforms Queen Coo-ee-oh into the Diamond Swan, disabling her normal magical operation.
Silver-gleaming magical rope used by Coo-ee-oh.
A magical object such as Glinda’s golden thread breaks or restrains another magic.
A prepared antidote or powder opposes an existing magical effect.
Glinda’s antidote halts Blinkie’s shrinking without restoring her size and also removes magical ability.
Magic fruit used to restore size after the lavender berries.
Water from a well never touched by daylight; required ingredient whose handling conditions preserve validity.
Lethal geographic barrier surrounding Oz; magically significant though not clearly established as a cast enchantment.
A practitioner directly reverses or suppresses another enchantment.
Recurring non-practitioner user of magical artifacts including the Silver Shoes, Golden Cap, and Magic Belt.
Turn the Magic Ring once right and once left to ring Glinda’s alarm bell.
Emergency signaling ring from Glinda; turning it right and left rings Glinda’s alarm bell.
Silver ingestible pills that grant a wish after the prescribed counting procedure.
Crooked Magician and magical compound maker associated with the Powder of Life and Liquid of Petrifaction.
Dr. Pipt claims a narrow household-use exception but may not practice magic professionally or for others.
Explicitly enchanted mountain; exact autonomous environmental mechanism is not fully defined.
Nome King transforms the Queen of Ev and her children into decorative objects.
Polychrome is affected by the localized invisibility enchantment despite being a fairy.
Later descriptions of Ozian non-aging and deathlessness do not map perfectly onto every implication of earlier books.
Magical fountain in Ozma’s grounds that produces the Water of Oblivion.
Unique pool containing Magic Skosh, which enlarged the Frogman and increased his intelligence.
Historical powerful sorceress associated with the binding of the Winged Monkeys to the Golden Cap.
Principal benevolent sorceress; authorized royal practitioner and teacher of the Wizard.
Formal magical instruction through which the former humbug becomes a genuine Wizard.
Counter-powder that halts shrinking and also destroys Blinkie’s magical ability.
Country-scale spell making Oz invisible and undiscoverable to outsiders while remaining visible to inhabitants.
Countermagic thread that destroys Mombi’s Griffin transformation and restrains her.
Collective practitioner apparatus and compounds stolen by Ugu.
Prepared paper whose cut figures become alive.
Truth-testing pearl that darkens when Mombi lies.
Fine white dust causing continuous shrinking.
White powder used to prepare a mirror for supernatural viewing.
Command artifact binding the Winged Monkeys to three commands per owner.
Three-part stance-and-word procedure ending in “Ziz-zy, zuz-zy, zik!” to summon the Winged Monkeys.
Each owner may command the Winged Monkeys exactly three times.
Confirmed witch and practitioner who protects Dorothy and later demonstrates transformation magic.
Self-operating magical information artifact that records events occurring throughout the world.
Bini Aru, Dr. Pipt, and others demonstrate invention of new magical methods or compounds.
Destroying recipes and equipment suppresses future magical manufacture.
Non-practitioner bearer and user of the Three Magic Pearls.
The same transformation system, such as Pyrzqxgl, can specify restoration to natural form.
Localized enchanted strip that makes travelers, including a fairy, invisible while within its boundary.
Magic Isle whose soil roots living flesh and gradually shrinks captives; separate from its Magic Plant.
Reciprocal disguise transformation swapping the outward appearances of Jellia Jamb and Mombi.
Self-activating golden thread that weaves itself into a net around Rinkitink.
Formula-based magic user who secretly learns Bini Aru’s transformation word.
Kiki acquires Bini Aru’s secret transformation knowledge without being formally taught.
Magic staff able to produce desired food and a set table.
Keeper of the Three Magic Talismans who transmits their secret to Inga.
Memory loss can remove practical access to magical knowledge.
Keeping a formula secret restricts who can acquire its power.
Temporary protected zone created by Ozma to prevent Coo-ee-oh from hearing speech inside.
Later country-scale observer-selective concealment that hides Oz from outsiders.
Country-scale foundational enchantment attributed to Queen Lurline and her fairy band.
Magic fruit that reduces the eater’s size.
Ozma restricts unauthorized magical practice through royal law.
Contact-activated magical liquid that turns living targets to solid marble.
The Love Magnet can produce affection without forcing compliance.
Talisman that produces affection toward its bearer without guaranteeing obedience.
Artifact effect producing affection toward the bearer without ensuring obedience.
Collective fairy practitioners associated with the country-scale enchantment of Oz.
Branch used as an implement while Ozma prepares a magical scrying surface.
Major multi-function artifact enabling transformations, transportation, commands, and other effects.
The Belt has magical power only while it is in a fairy country such as Oz or Ev.
Relevant transformation commands fail when Roquat is not wearing the Magic Belt.
The Nome King’s relevant magic fails on the wooden Sawhorse.
Enchanted transportation craft associated with Inga and recalled by a prescribed magical procedure.
At the south end of Coregos, three handclaps summon the Magic Boat as instructed by the White Pearl.
Changing the target state can evade an environmental enchantment, as on the Magic Isle.
Magical moving surface used to cross the Deadly Desert safely.
Cayke’s jeweled dishpan with a hidden teleportation function exploited by Ugu.
Living wish-responsive magical plant that continually produces changing flowers and fruits.
Magical adhesive capable of perfectly joining severed living body parts.
Living flesh roots to the island while demonstrated wood and glass do not.
Inhabited magical/engineered island capable of submerging beneath its lake.
Living visitors grow roots from their feet into the island soil.
Rooted victims progressively shrink while trapped on the Magic Isle.
Water of Oblivion can remove remembered knowledge and plans.
Bini Aru ceases practicing yet retains knowledge of Pyrzqxgl.
Explicitly magical medicine mentioned in Tommy Kwikstep’s history; precise effect is not specified.
Coo-ee-oh’s supernatural information source; physical mechanism remains uncertain.
Reusable remote-observation artifact that displays requested distant subjects.
Mirror prepared with white powder for remote viewing.
Unique substance in the Frogman’s enchanted pool that enlarged him and increased his intelligence.
Illicit practitioners may lose tools, recipes, artifacts, or the ability to practice magic.
The butterfly-wing episode rejects harming an innocent creature merely to complete a magical cure.
Ugu’s taking of magical objects and tools is treated as theft even though possession may confer power.
Punishments for magical wrongdoing often aim at restraint and reform rather than destruction.
Unaffected material such as wood can insulate a subject from a local enchantment.
Witch whose practice includes recipes, powders, herbs, disguises, transformations, and the Ozma-to-Tip enchantment.
Mombi changes through rose, shadow, black ant, and Griffin forms while retaining identity.
Exchange of magical secrets, recipes, powders, and herbs between practitioners.
Dried herbs burned during Ozma’s restoration; independent magical status is uncertain.
Set of four magical powders acquired through exchange with a crooked wizard.
Prepared potion intended to turn Tip into a marble statue; never administered.
Herbs of wonderful power and potency acquired through magical exchange.
Magical powder burned with herbs during Tip’s restoration to Ozma.
Kiki transforms monkeys into enormous human soldiers while preserving their identities.
Yookoohoo and transformation specialist whose magic differs from conventional witch ritual.
Building whose doors and windows obey only a wearer of the Magic Apron.
Thumb ring visible to fairy sight but otherwise invisible; specific power remains unspecified.
Access-control artifact required to open doors and windows in Mrs. Yoop’s enchanted castle.
Magic bracelets worn on Mrs. Yoop’s ankles; specific individual function is not explained.
Six explicitly magical hairpins possessed by Mrs. Yoop; individual functions are not specified.
Ordinary axe maliciously enchanted by the Wicked Witch of the East to injure Nick Chopper.
Spears that return magically to the hands of their throwers.
Magical spyglass capable of supernatural viewing and magical redirection.
The Wizard explicitly condemns transforming living creatures without their consent.
One drop of oil from a live man required by the Petrifaction formula, satisfied through the living Tin Woodman.
Portable table that expands magically when deployed.
Compact pavilions that expand magically for Queen Ann’s expedition.
Fairy ruler of Oz who uses a wand, artifacts, transformations, concealment, and regulated royal magic.
No one has the right to work magic in Ozma’s dominions without her consent.
Mombi’s long-duration transformation of Princess Ozma into the boy Tip.
Wand, strange-language phrase, circumnavigation, and mystic curves create a protected anti-eavesdropping boundary.
Silver Wand curves and mystic words conjure a furnished royal tent.
Unnamed powders used by Ozma to prepare a silver mirror-like viewing medium.
Powders, kettle preparation, macaroon-bush branch, platter, and wand create a remote-viewing surface.
Practitioner instrument used for fairy conjuration, invisibility, circles, and transformations.
Uncompleted five-ingredient formula intended to reverse Liquid of Petrifaction.
Protective talisman that guards its bearer from bodily harm.
Rainbow fairy who later demonstrates explicit fairy magic, repairs, and transformations.
Polychrome says in The Road to Oz that she does no magic, yet later books explicitly depict her fairy magic.
Ozma cycles Polychrome through Dove, Hen, Rabbit, and Fawn forms before final restoration.
Mrs. Yoop transforms Polychrome into a Canary while preserving her identity and resistance.
Song, touch, and appeal to Fairy Powers repair damaged tin bodies.
Manufactured white magical powder that animates constructed nonliving forms when correctly applied.
Three-stage animation procedure combining Powder of Life with WEAUGH, TEAUGH, PEAUGH and prescribed gestures.
Different Baum books associate the Powder of Life with Dr. Nikidik, an unnamed crooked sorcerer, and later Dr. Pipt.
Animation requires the powder together with the prescribed charm and gestures.
Mombi’s fraudulent supposed magical powder; explicitly said to work no magic.
Witch, Sorceress, Wizard, Magician, Adept, and Yookoohoo are not governed by one fully standardized title system.
Changing a practitioner’s body can prevent execution of magic without erasing knowledge.
Long-duration transformation of Prince Bobo into the goat Bilbil.
Blinkie magically freezes Gloria’s heart, suppressing her ability to love Pon.
Protective magic blocks particular harms but does not imply universal invulnerability.
The transformation word must be correctly pronounced; spelling alone is insufficient.
Secret verbal transformation method requiring the desired transformation and correct pronunciation of Pyrzqxgl.
Powerful sorceress of the Skeezers whose specialized magic operates the Magic Isle and infrastructure.
Fairy queen whose band is said to have enchanted Oz and made it a Fairyland.
Yookoohoo-like practitioner who performs transformations and magically manifests food.
A magical place such as the Truth Pond restores altered form.
Some easy transformations are difficult to undo and require specialized countermagic.
Nome King whose practical magical power is strongly amplified by the Magic Belt and later includes other sorcery.
Flathead witch whose enhanced brains support formidable magical practice.
Rora is transformed into a pig, leaving her without fingers required for her witchcraft.
Prepared poison intended to destroy the fishes in the Skeezer lake.
Ruggedo attempts to overhear the secret transformation word from Kiki.
Court magician credited with magical work for the Nome King.
Named transformation incantation involving seven semicircular hand movements and spoken formula.
Uses magical powders and specialized magical aids supplied by practitioners.
Yookoohoo change of shape preserving the Scarecrow’s underlying straw substance.
Rope with extraordinary extension and self-securing climbing behavior.
Bearer of the Love Magnet and beneficiary of magical artifacts without practitioner status.
Partial transformation giving the Shaggy Man a donkey head; reversed by the Truth Pond.
Ruggedo’s Magic Wugwa transforms Shaggy Man into a dove.
Power-bearing shoes whose heel-knock procedure transports the wearer.
Dorothy can possess the Silver Shoes without access to their transportation power until Glinda explains the procedure.
Knock heels together three times and command the Shoes to carry the wearer to the desired destination.
Rare clover required by Dr. Pipt’s Petrifaction counter-compound; not proven independently magical.
Command-word system of mechanisms, pumps, bridges, dome, and island controls powered through Coo-ee-oh’s magic.
Flathead ruler and transformation practitioner who uses magically enhanced brains.
A difficult enchantment is unwound through intermediate forms.
Changing victims into unaffected forms bypasses a site-bound enchantment.
Aujah, Audah, and Aurah; benevolent master practitioners transformed into fishes by Coo-ee-oh.
Coo-ee-oh transforms Aujah, Audah, and Aurah into gold, silver, and bronze fishes.
Yookoohoo change of shape preserving Nick Chopper’s underlying tin substance.
Reproduces the Powder of Life animation procedure by observation without being a trained magician.
Non-practitioner reproduces magic after watching Mombi perform the Powder of Life procedure.
Ritual reversal restoring Tip to Princess Ozma’s proper form.
Mombi’s elaborate restorative rite using potion, fire, herbs, powder, chant, seven bends, and YEOWA.
Stealing or destroying magical tools limits trained practitioners.
The Wizard states that larger giant transformations are harder to undo.
Magical pond restoring altered physical forms and later imposing lasting truth-speaking on bathers.
Books and instruments inherited from magician ancestors and used for self-education.
Self-trained illicit magician who studies ancestral magic and steals major magical resources across Oz.
Yookoohoo form changes preserve the Tin Woodman’s tin and the Scarecrow’s straw substrate.
Glinda, Ozma, and the Wizard sometimes require research or experimentation against unfamiliar magic.
Unnamed mountain wizard who exchanges magical secrets, powders, recipes, and herbs with Mombi.
Water from the Forbidden Fountain that erases prior memory when drunk.
Drinking the Fountain water erases prior memory without changing bodily form.
Oracle talisman that answers questions when held to the ear.
Witch who enslaves the Munchkins, enchants Nick Chopper’s axe, and owns the Silver Shoes.
Witch who commands magical and mundane agents and uses the Golden Cap.
The Winged Monkeys cannot carry Dorothy beyond the country to which they belong.
A pill must be swallowed, seventeen counted by twos, and a wish then made.
Collective of witches in Jinxland led by Blinkie.
Initially a humbug; later studies genuine magic under Glinda and becomes an authorized Wizard.
The Wizard’s status changes from humbug to student to genuine authorized practitioner across the series.
The Wizard’s practical magic is substantially limited when his Black Bag of tools is missing.
Kiki transforms the Wizard into a fox; his magical knowledge remains but his tools become inaccessible.
Tool kit whose loss substantially limits the Wizard’s practical magical ability.
Command-responsive magical axe that cuts its own path through obstacles.
Mrs. Yoop transforms Woot and adds a separate contentment enchantment.
Three hairs from the tip of a Woozy’s tail required by the Petrifaction counter-compound.
Required animal-derived ingredient in the Petrifaction counter-compound; ethically refused.
Secondary enchantment intended to make transformed victims content with their imposed forms.