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The corridors between the rooms of the main floor. Includes the hallways, the broom cupboard, the entrance hall, the marble staircase, and the courtyard.

The great hall, where food is served at the house tables three times daily. Often used for special events.

The staff room, which is located off a hallway on the ground floor. This is where staff can congregate without the presence of students.

A small, dingy office which is owned by the school caretaker, Stanley Peckle He can be both a student's best friend or worst enemy. Which will you be?
Moderated By: Stanley Peckle

An unused and empty classroom that resides on the ground floor. Usually unchecked by teachers.

Divination is taught by the Hogwarts Gamekeeper, an exiled centaur named Bannishtar. As he is unable to teach in the usual Divination Tower, an appropriate classroom was arranged on the Ground Floor for his needs.
Moderated By: Bannishtar

The corridors between the rooms of the first floor.

The hospital wing, which houses injured students during their recovery. Has many beds, as well as the office of the school nurse, Miranda O'Malley.
Moderated By: Nurse Miranda O'Malley

A boring classroom, which is used for the teaching of History of Magic. The subject is taught by Professor Aviza.
Moderated By: Professor Demetria Aviza

The office of Transfiguration Professor, Nate James Aphelion, is filled with objects and instruments used to study the depths of infinity. An avid astronomer, Nate's ceiling is charmed to show the night sky.
Moderated By: Professor Nate Aphelion

The office belonging to Professor Isolde Aviza, Hogwarts' local History of Magic teacher. Feel free to stop in with questions or just to say hello.
Moderated By: Professor Demetria Aviza

A classroom used for the subject of Defence Against the Dark Arts. DADA is taught by Professor Stuart, an eccentric yet talented witch.
Moderated By: Prof. Taylor Nicole Stuart

The corridors and hallways between the rooms of the second floor. Includes generic hallways, as well as the seemingly empty corridor, which leads to the Headmaster's office.

Students may duel in this room as the magical protection placed on the room ensures no student may come to harm. The room is suitable for solo duelists, one-on-one, or groups. Play nice, now!

The office of the Headmistress of Hogwarts, Professor Bidelia Belleford. Hidden behind the statue of a gargoyle, the Headmistress' office is accessed via a deserted corridor on the second floor. Trouble makers would do well to beware of the boggart, hidden in the cabinet beside her desk.
Moderated By: Bidelia Belleford

A seemingly normal girls' bathroom, which is labelled as out of order. Inhabited by Moaning Myrtle, a young, grievous ghost who enjoys crying and whining. Rarely used as a bathroom, and rarely ever checked by teachers.

The office of Professor Taylor Stuart, resident Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher. Her office is filled with a variety of dark creatures and dark detectors.
Moderated By: Prof. Taylor Nicole Stuart

The corridors of the third floor. Contains the statue which conceals a secret passage to Hogsmeade, the armor gallery, the staircase to the top of the astronomy tower, and the charms corridor.

Contains walls and walls of trophies, awards, and medals awarded to students and professors of Hogwarts' past. Also contains records of previous Head Boys and Girls. Usually uninhabited and unchecked.

A large room filled with generations of disused or discarded magical items. Many such items have exhausted their magical power, though many still exhibit magical properties. Students should take caution when choosing to enter as not all magic is friendly.

The classroom used for the teaching of magical charms. Charms is taught Sister Evelyn Saint-Claire, who brings a sense of piety to the halls of Hogwarts.
Moderated By: Sister Evelyn Saint-Claire

The astronomy tower is the tallest tower at Hogwarts. At the top of the tower, usually at midnight, Astronomy classes are held. This is the highest point of observation in Hogwarts, and grants the user a huge range of sight. Astronomy is taught by Professor Nate Aphelion.

The corridors of the fourth floor, a lot of whose walls are covered in decorations and tapestries. Connects the library to the rest of the school.

The Hogwarts Library, which has an enormous collection of books. The school's librarian is always happy to help you find the pefect book for all your needs!

The office of Professor Adelina Belmonte, the Care of Magical Creatures Professor. Hidden in a deserted sector of the fifth floor, Professor Belmonte's office is bound to present students with a few wild surprises.
Moderated By: Professor Adelina Belmonte

The corridors of the fifth floor, which are mainly deserted, except for the statues of Boris the Bewildered and Gregory the Smarmy.

The owlery is where the students of Hogwarts can keep their postal owls. Also houses several school owls, which can be used by students who do not have an owl of their own.

This secret room has been forgotten since the time of the founders, its existence discovered in an ancient book by Riley Blade. With magical enchantments similar to the Room of Requirement, it requires multiple passwords spoken simultaneously to enter. Unknown to all but a select few.

A special, lavishly decorated bathroom that is exclusive to school prefects. Contains a luxurious bathing area, as well as the conventional things found in a bathroom. Requires a password for entry.

The transfiguration classroom, where the art of transforming and changing physical things is taught. Transfiguration is taught by Professor Nate Aphelion.
Moderated By: Professor Nate Aphelion

This office is that of Professor Charles Tortal, a sinister yet highly talented wizard who teaches a broader understanding of magic.
Moderated By: Professor Charles Tortal

The corridors that connect the rooms of the sixth floor.

A comfortable room with numerous lounges, couches, beanbags and chairs, the student lounge is a favorite hangout for most students when they want to mingle with those from other houses.

Magical Concepts is a rewarding class teaching magic from a variety of fields. Skills learned can be used throughout a wizard or witches lifetime. The class is taught by Professor Charles Tortal.
Moderated By: Professor Charles Tortal

The extensive corridors of the seventh floor. Includes many large paintings, a statue of Lachlan the Lanky, several suits of armor, and a large, moving tapestry, which depicts Barnabas the Barmy and his foolish attempts to train trolls to do ballet.

Gryffindor Tower, where the denizens of Gryffindor reside when not in class. Contains dormitories, and the common room, which has a fireplace, as well as several sitting areas. Hidden behind the Fat Lady's portrait.

Ravenclaw Tower, where the denizens of the Ravenclaw house live and reside in when not in class. Contains dormitories, and the common room, which has a fireplace, as well as several sitting areas for lounging and doing homework.

A magical room that is normally hidden, unless a person who is in dire need of something specific comes near. If this happens, the room will transform into whatever is needed by the person, such as a storage facilty, or a bathroom.

The office of Professor Justine Kelly, Hogwarts' flying and physical education professor, located on the seventh floor. Home to many brooms and sports equipment.
Moderated By: Professor Justine Kelly

The office owned by the charms professor of Hogwarts.
Charms is currently taught by Sister Evelyn Saint-Claire, Hogwart's resident nun/witch.
Moderated By: Sister Evelyn Saint-Claire

The North Tower of Hogwarts, which was the location of the Divination classroom until the centaur, Bannishtar took over the class and moved it downstairs. The area remains mostly deserted, and is a good place for anyone seeking seclusion. It was marked by the Knights of Walpurgis during their attack on the school in 2011 A.D. on a wall within the tower. There burns the shape of a sword, glowing red-hot and scorching to the touch, to this day and forevermore.
Moderated By: Professor Jacob Honsely

The eerie corridors of the dungeons, which are on the school's basement level. Lit by torches, the dungeons are not usually a place of meeting between students.

The Slytherin Dungeon, which houses the members of Slytherin House during their time away from class. Consists of dormitories, and the common room, where students lounge around, either doing homework or socializing.

The Hufflepuff Dungeon, where the merry members of Hufflepuff House reside during their time away from class. Consists of dormitories, and a common room, where the denizens of Hufflepuff laze around during their free time, either doing homework or socializing.

The kitchen is where the Hogwarts House Elves work busily on the day's next meal. Any students fortunate enough to know how to enter the kitchen are treated to their heart's desire by the many obedient Elves.

A cold, dank dungeon, where the study of magical potions and alchemy is ongoing. Contains several large store cupboards, which contain an abundance of alchemical ingredients. Potions is taught by Professor Karolina Sneckenberg.
Moderated By: Professor Karolina Sneckenberg

A small dungeon, which serves as the office of Hogwarts' Mistress of Potions, Professor Karolina Sneckenberg. Contains a private storage room, which has many rare, as well as dangerous, magical ingredients.
Moderated By: Professor Karolina Sneckenberg

A secret chamber hidden deep within the dungeons of the castle. Within lies a small temple dedicated to the great Salazar Slytherin. Only those worthy may enter.

Millenia ago when Hogwarts was conceived, the four founders placed tremendous magic upon a stone which would act as a core for Hogwarts itself. Deep in the ground, this stone is housed in a chamber from which all Hogwarts magic permeates.

The grounds includes everywhere that is on the Hogwarts property. This include the lake, the fields around the castle, and anywhere else that is considered outside of the building. The grounds do not include the forbidden forest, the quidditch pitch, or Hogsmeade. Flying Class is taught here by Professor Justine Kelly.

The Quidditch Pitch is where Quidditch practice and matches are held. A large oval with 3 tall hoops at either end, large grandstands surround the perimeter. Team practices and games are held regularly.

The greenhouses where the subject of herbology is taught. The greenhouses are arranged in a complex beside the school, each with its own culture of plants. Most of the greenhouses are suited with many pots, and plenty of soil. Dig in! Herbology is taught by Professor Brynn Vinnsla.
Moderated By: Professor Brynn Vinnsla

Care of Magical Creatures takes place in the grounds of Hogwarts, often outside the teacher's place of residence, that being a house near the Forbidden Forest. Care of Magical Creatures is taught by Professor Adelina Belmonte.
Moderated By: Professor Adelina Belmonte

This massive sailing ship, anchored in the middle of the Black Lake, is home to the delegation from Durmstrang Institute during the Triwizard Tournament. Durmstrang students visiting Hogwarts sleep and take classes here.

A gold and powder blue carriage where in the delegation from Beauxbatons Academy reside during the Triwizard Tournament. In a makeshift pen adjacent to the carriage are the giant winged palominos--the majestic Abraxan horses--which pull the carriage through the air. Beauxbatons students sleep and take classes here.

The Forbidden Forest is, as we all know, forbidden to students. In the forest, many potentially dangerous creatures reside, which generally keeps students at bay. Enter at your own risk.

The village of Hogsmeade is the only entirely wizarding village in Britain. Founded around same time as Hogwarts, it has been frequented by Hogwarts students since its creation. A picturesque village containing numerous shops to delight every taste.

The Ministry of Magic is responsible for ensuring the wizarding world remains a secret from muggles, policing those living in the wizarding world, and ensuring all things magic run smoothly. The Ministry was destroyed in October of 2011 by the Nights of Walpurgis, and now remains naught but wreckage in the plain sight of muggles. Without a Ministry, the wizarding world has since fallen under the rule of Martial Law.

A friendly and cosy bar, Tom the landlord greets all who enter with a smile. Gain access to Diagon Alley through the hidden entrance or stop in for a drink and a tale or two. Here, too, did the Knights of Walpugis strike during their spree of murders in 2010. Their mark, a fiery sword, continues to glow red-hot on a wall in the women's lavatory.

The Hogwarts Express, the train that will take us to our new home. Put away your luggage and grab a compartment as we embark on our magical journey!

The devious and mysterious location of the hideaway for the Knights of Walpurgis, a dark wizard organization that is bent on control and chaos. Only the members of the Walpurgis know where the base of operations is located, as was set aside by Azariah Amaranth.

St Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies & Injuries was established back in the late 1500's and is the only wizarding hospital in all of Britain. Located in an abandoned department store in London, the Healers treat all manner of magical injuries and occasionally the odd muggle too.

The Daily Prophet, the daily wizarding newspaper. Receive your edition by owl post and catch up on the latest ministry mishaps, Quidditch scores, Azkaban break-outs and all the latest happenings in the wizarding world.
Moderated By: Charlie Johnson

Considerably more eccentric that most publications, The Quibbler is renowned for more....unusual stories.
Moderated By: Angelma Baiulus

Want a different take on the world for the female witches of the universe? This is the magazine for you ladies!
Moderated By: Raychell Chaton

King's Cross Train Station, which is situated in London. Has a series of train platforms, as well as the one we all know best, Platform 9 and 3/4. Walk through the barrier between platforms 9 and 10; just make sure the muggles don't see you!

A rundown and abandoned warehouse, this former thriving harbour has seen better days. And yet despite its fall from glory in nautical circles, the rarely frequented warehouses now attract a more sinister cargo.

The site of the World Cup match of Ireland VS Kenya. A large stadium has been set up on the site, and around it are various camp sites for the spectators.

A plane of existence outside that of the physical world. It has been said that the now destroyed veil in the Department of Mysteries was the door to this mysterious location. Vanished objects appear here, and with specific connections to magic, there are some that are even able to step foot into the Magical Realm. Something exists in the place...Something we mortal beings were never meant to know.

When not at Hogwarts, students return home to their families. From the smallest flat to the grandest manor, home is where the heart truly lies.

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