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| - The Dark Arts are the collective term for the most evil forms of magic in the Harry Potter book series. Unlike normal magic, it is used for selfish or malevolent purposes.
- Dark arts are the staple of many demons' arsenols. Dark arts can be broken down into sub-art-types, including basic dark arts and curses.
- The Dark Arts are that branch of wizardry practiced by dark wizards such as Voldemort and his allies.
- The power to utilize Dark Magic. Variation of Magic. Opposite to Mysticism and White Arts.
- They study of the dark arts have interested humankind for eons. The potential to draw power from other beings and to control the spiritual nature of death has always drawn in the curious.
- Dark magic, associated with Lord Voldemort from the Harry Potter continuum. The Dark Arts are so dangerous that the Hogwarts students take classes to learn how to counter this magic. The Dark Arts include the Unforgivable Curses and horcruxes. Various antagonistic characters, such as the Malfoys and Snape, are experienced in them, but their use is not limited to evil wizards or bullies.
- The Dark Arts, also known as Dark Magic, refers to any type of magic that is mainly used to cause harm, control, or even death to the victim. The Dark Arts encompass many spells and actions ranging from the powerful Unforgivable Curses to brewing harmful or poisonous potions to breeding Dark creatures such as Basilisks, Dementors or Inferi, and its practise is often illegal or at least discouraged. Practitioners are referred to as Dark wizards or witches, the most prominent and powerful of whom was Lord Voldemort. His followers, known as Death Eaters, also practised the Dark Arts.
- The Dark Arts, also known as Dark Magic, refers to any type of magic that is mainly used to cause harm, control, or even death to the victim. The Dark Arts are not necessarily "evil", just because it's labelled "dark".
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