I put my money of the people who actually learn useful shit and get by with whatever means available. Once they would be aware of magic, that shit would get integrated quickly as possible into their methodology and suddenly we'd see magic guns, magic cars, magic fusion reactors and whatnot.

There were some exclusively magical settlements, such as Hogsmeade, but also magical communities hidden within largely Muggle ones, such as in Ottery St Catchpole and even in London. Wizards and witches thus organised their own society, known as the wizarding world, distinct from that of Muggles. Muggles don't have magic to help them, instead they have overcome all the hardships using pure ingenuity and technology to fix issues and solve problems. Hogsmeade Village, an exclusively magical settlement. They have one guy at the wizard government who knows about that stuff and even he is only minimum knowledge about things. which is every day items for a majority of humanity on Earth. The idiots don't even know basic concepts like fucking cars, phones etc. Besides, it would take bloody years for them to figure out the issue with 'why guns kill'. Hermione can win this war on her own if need be.Ĭlick to shrink.Minor inconvenience at first. So you return to Plan A, or if you're feeling evil, you replace the peaceful resolution step with Transfiguring some nukes, or some antimatter, or whatever you darn well please.Īnd yes, wizards are dumb, but muggle-borns exist. Defensively, you just put all the wizards in a place that's strictly inaccessible to both muggles and any form of electronic technology, like Hogwarts, and then you can absolutely never lose. The end.Įven in the all-out fight scenario where we skip Plan A for whatever reason, wizards have absurdly stronger options in all areas. A few new wizards make themselves invisible, teleport into major government buildings, and Obliviate / Imperius everybody. During that time, the plan stops, because they all get Obliviated / False Memory Charmed / Imperius'd.Īnd even if the muggles somehow weed out every wizard spy as their first move, the result is the exact same on day two. Muggles don't just start wars on a dime they gather intelligence, work out plans, etc., for a while first. The 'realistic' answer is that wizards win before the fighting even starts, since we know they have undercover wizards already in place in the major muggle governments.

Muggle with gun vs wizard with wand