The nomination and voting of the monthly character awards will occur in this board.

A detailed description of our member count, as well as the Who's Who list, is located here.

Come here to create your characters!

If you have a character that you'd like to put up for adoption, post here!

A running list of taken faces for each character.

Register for your character to be either a Death Eater, a Child of the Moon, an Order of the Phoenix Member, or a Neutral party.

Apply to get a variety of magical objects here.

Come here to register for any number of magical abilities.

Apply for a job for your characters to have!

Register for your students' classes at Hogwarts here.

Apply for your Hogwarts Students to play on their House Quidditch team.

Apply to be a Prefect.

The place to plot with other people! Plot-pages go here (a description of your characters tendency to make friends, enemies, and lovers).

A list of the deceased characters and the details of their deaths.

Details on character pregnancies.

Character homes residing outside the local neighborhoods of London are here.

A Muggle neighborhood. An older, traditional, working-class district of Cardiff, the capital of Wales.

A wealthy, gated community. Primarily wealthy wizarding families take residence here, though some wealthy Muggles inhabit it as well.

Where the average wizarding family resides (though it isn't entirely inhabited by witches and wizards). It overlooks a gorgeously clear bay.

A wizarding neighborhood in the middle of the forest that was built in the last fifteen years. There is protective magic surrounding it, and it is one of the safe havens for halfbreeds and Children of the Moon.

An average neighborhood for wizards and Muggles alike. The remains of the Potter Household remain, visible only to witches and wizards.

One of the most affluent and upper-class neighborhoods of London, Kensington is made up of posh townhomes and luxury apartments, intermingled with upper-class restaurants and shopping. This neighborhood is a predominantly Muggle one.

Known as being the only entirely magical residence in the United Kingdom, these one and two story cottages all have little gardens and are fenced off from the tourist area of Hogsmeade.

Above the shops in the busy shopping district are a series of one and two bedroom apartments, perfectly suited for the young witch or wizard.

Similar to its counterpart in Diagon Alley, Knockturn Alley sports a series of dodgier one and two bedroom apartments above its shops.

Various studio apartments over-top of the shops in Muggle London.

Orphanage on the outskirts of London.

A large scattering of houses in the English countryside with a lot of property and plenty of space between neighbors.

A primarily Muggle borough in Inner London. It was formed in 1965 by merging the former metropolitan boroughs of Islington and Finsbury. It has many townhomes including the historic Black family home 12 Grimmauld Palace.

A block of Muggle flats in London. All magical beings residing here must act like Muggles.

The world's first and most esteemed dragon sanctuary, owned by Benji and Cailida Hayes.

Home of the Greek empire, come here to see muggle and magical history alike!

Whether for sight-seeing or for business, visit Germany's capital here!

Just nearby, come get a beer and some grub with the Irish!

Come for the art, stay for the food. Enjoy your visit to Spain's capital!

I want to be a part of it- New York, New York! Visit the largest city in the US and the home of MACUSA here.

Eiffel Tower, French Ministry of Magic, it's all here.

When in Rome? Hope you've brushed up on your Italian!

Where pop culture meets Buddhist temples, come to the capital of South Korea here!

A bit farther from the UK, come visit this impressive city in Japan!

Where the Department of Magical Law Enforcement is found. Once personnel and/or guests stepped out of the lift, they found themselves in a corridor lined with doors on both sides, around the corner of which there were a set of heavy oak doors leading into the Auror Headquarters. A second set of double doors and another passage led to a dimly lit and distinctly shabby corridor. A broom cupboard sat at the left end of the corridors

Where the Department of Magical Accidents and Catastrophes and the Department of Magical Education are found.

Where the Department for the Regulation & Control of Magical Creatures is found.

Where the Department of International Magical Cooperation and the Department of Runes & Symbols are found.

Where the Department of Magical Transportation and the Department of Misuse of Muggle Artifacts are found.

Where the Department of Magical Games and Sports and the Committee of Experimental Charms are located.

This level serves as the entrance to the Ministry by different means. The Atrium is also found here.

Where the Department of Mysteries is located. Access to this department is restricted to those that have business within the Ministry and those who are going up to the courtrooms on Level Ten.

Northern Ireland's capital city, the birthplace of the Titanic.

Within England's West Midlands region, this city is home to a large network of canals.

The capital of Wales located on the Bristol Channel.

The compact, hilly capital of Scotland home to the Edinburgh Castle.

A port city in Scotland's western lowlands, home to the Scottish Opera, Scottish Ballet, and National Theatre of Scotland.

A large city in the northern English county of Yorkshire with many striking Victorian-era buildings.

A maritime city in northwest England, famously the hometown of the Beatles.

Come to the northwest of England for the industrial city.

Best to keep your belongings close to you and your wand out at all times in this shady place...

The location of the Magician's Ballet of London, the Artemisia Lufkin Hall is disguised to look like an abandoned building to Muggles. To magical folk, it is a grand, imposing building of glass with large stone columns, delicately carved into dragons. The building is approached by a large green space with a number of sculptures primarily commissioned by local artists.

Located on the top two floors of a Muggle building believed to be two floors shorter than it actually is, the elite newspaper for the magical community is created here.

Founded in 1980, the Siren’s Song theatre company is London’s first magical theatre group and it can be found here, in Hippogriff Concert Hall. The company does annual full three week runs of both magical and muggle theatre productions, providing a meeting of cultures between both magical and muggle conventions.

Founded in 1776, the Historical Society is a group of individuals who align only in that their historical interests are magical of some variety. Their headquarters are located adjacent to the Arkaley Museum of Magical History, also run by the society but geared instead toward educating the public. The museum is located through a magical door found in a muggle rose garden. Access to the headquarters is available to staff through the same point.

Attached to the muggle library in London, Merlin's Library of Magic houses the largest collection of magical literature to exist outside of Hogwarts. Here, graduated individuals can perform research or peruse a variety of titles they are interested in. Getting to the library is similar to getting to Platform 9 3/4 - a magical individual needs to walk through the back wall of the muggle library to find themselves in the magical one.

All of the professional Quidditch Stadiums are located here.

Come here if you are injured outside of Hogwarts (or if the injuries sustained on school grounds are too severe for the Hogwarts staff to handle on their own...)

The lowest level of the castle. Includes: Corridor, Potions Classroom, Slytherin Common Room, and Empty Dungeon.

Just above the dungeons, slightly below the main floor. Includes: Corridor, Theatre Classroom, Kitchens, and Hufflepuff Common Room.

The main floor of the castle. Includes: Entrance Hall, Great Hall, Grand Staircase, Arithmancy Classroom, and Group Commons.

The first floor of the castle. Includes: Corridor, Transfiguration Classroom, and Empty Classroom.

The second floor of the castle. Includes: Corridor, Charms Classroom, Library, Alchemy Classroom, and Bathroom (w/ Chamber of Secrets).

The third floor of the castle. Includes: Corridor, DADA Classroom, Trophy Room, and Headmaster's Office,

The fourth floor of the castle. Includes: Corridor, Dueling Classroom, History of Magic Classroom, and Hospital Wing.

The fifth floor of the castle. Includes: Corridor, Muggle Studies Classroom, Staff Lounge, Prefects' Bathroom, and Ravenclaw Common Room.

The sixth floor of the castle. Includes: Corridor, Band Classroom, Ancient Runes Classroom, and Bathroom.

The seventh floor of the castle. Includes: Corridor, Choir Classroom, Room of Requirement, and Gryffindor Common Room.

If you know for a fact that you're going to be gone for any length of time, post it here so that way everyone knows!

Important (or fun) polls can be created here for the education/enjoyment of all members.

A board dedicated to fun games that we can all play!

Talk about all things related to Harry Potter