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Originally Posted by David Johnston2
Since the Narnians didn't all starve, she must have some work-around.
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It might be inoperative because, and this is cannon in the Narnia books, magic doesn't work the same way in different worlds.
Simply giving Jaddis a powerful but sloppy weather control power which she aims at the Russians is powerful. Making it clear that she can't perminantly alter the prevailing winds, and thus weather based attacks on Britain or the USA will fall back on Germany one way or the other limits her without making her trival. Afterall, if Hitler could have taken Russia, the vast oil reserves of the Caucasus region would have vastly increased Germany's threat level.
Since Jaddis doesn't seem to have spent any long period of time on a spherical world, she might not be able to send weather effects below the equator or more than a certain number of degrees of longitude away. Since a superhumanly strong witch is a rare comodity period, and Jaddis would look superaryan to the Nazis as well. They would assume she is what they will become. Controling Jaddis to learn her secrets would be imparitive. So I don't think they'd be to quick to aid her in overcoming her limits.
In fact, the problem of teaching her arts to others is the only limit of Jaddis' I think the Nazis would want to help her with.