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A new trend in getting plots that you have already thought of for your character. in need of a sister - mother - brother - lover? post an advert for everyone to see.

What's a young adult's and adult's life without communication or technology? Here you will find cell phones, instant messaging, You need to keep in touch, and this is where you do it at.

Sub-boards: Cell Phones, Instant Messenger

Herbology is the study of magical and mundane plants and fungi. In Herbology, students learn to care for and utilize plants, and learn about their magical properties, and what they are used for. Many plants provide ingredients for potions and medicine, while others have magical effects in their own right.

Sub-boards: Office, Classroom

Located to the south of the castle, the lake is approximately half a mile in diameter. The water splashes against the grassy shore as students sit around it, marveling at its tranquility and beauty. The Black Lake is also home to many magical creatures, one of the more commonly known, being the Giant Squid. The Squid is a kind creature and cared for by the Grounds Keeper on a daily basis. The Black Lake is the spot most students choose to admire nature and enjoy a warm Spring day, and in the Winter, it is not uncommon to see a large group of ice skaters on its frozen top.

Care of Magical Creatures is an elective course at Hogwarts that can be taken by any student from their third to seventh year at the school. In this class, students learn about a wide range of magical creatures

Sub-boards: Office, Classroom

The Quidditch Pitch is where the Hogwarts' teams practice, hold try-outs, and play matches against one another. Stands surround the pitch and are decorated with each house color of Hogwarts.

Sub-boards: The Stands, The Quidditch Pitch, Gryffindor's Locker Room, Hufflepuff's Locker Room, Ravenclaw's Locker Room, Slytherin's Locker Room

The Owlery is where all the schools' owls are located. It is a very drafty, circular room, that has windows with no glass in them. The floor is entirely covered in straw, as well as other things.

Right below the lake in the dungeons is the Slytherin common room, hidden behind a portrait of a silver haired gaunt looking man, from what appears to the eighteenth century. Inside you’ll find a circular, low-ceilinged room. Unlike any other house the torches give off a green light. The room itself is a cold, damp, murky place just like the dungeons. Near the burning fire in this room, are green couches, and close to that there are tables for studying. On the walls there are scruffy looking portraits, some of which have secret hiding places behind them.

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Sub-boards: Slytherin Common Room, Slytherin Boys Dormitories, Slytherin Girls Dormitories

The Hogwarts kitchens are located directly below the Great Hall and are just the same size. They have high ceilings and a great brick fireplace at one end. Mounds of brass pots and pans are heaped around the walls. There are preparation tables directly below the four house tables in the Hall above, and when the time comes for the food to be served, it is magically transported through the ceiling of the kitchen onto the plates. The kitchens are staffed by over a hundred house-elves. To get to the kitchens, take the door to the right of the main staircase in the entrance hall. Follow the corridor until you come to a painting of a bowl of fruit. Tickle the pear and it giggles to become a door handle.

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Vast chamber with an enchanted ceiling that mirrors the sky outside. Four long tables for the four houses. Closest to the doors from the Entrance Hall is Slytherin, then Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff, and next to the far wall, Gryffindor (this order may possibly be reversed, depending on how you orient the room to the entrance hall). The teachers sit at the High Table, a table on a raised platform at the front of the room.

Sub-boards: Small Chamber, Staff Table, Gryffindor Table, Hufflepuff Table, Ravenclaw Table, Slytherin Table

Pretty self-explanatory, if you ask me. This is the class where Hogwarts students can learn about muggle culture, life-styles, tendencies, and cliches towards magical beings and creatures. The classroom does not require a lot of wand work and most of the class is spent doing things in a more Muggle manner.

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The room has windows looking out onto the grounds. An iron chandelier hangs from the ceiling, although it broke loose and fell during the pixie incident. The DADA teacher's office and quarters are located on the second floor. The class provides students with a firm backbone of defending themselves against dark wizards and witches of the era...as well as creatures that may cross their paths should they choose to set out into the Forbidden Forest.

Sub-boards: Office, Classroom

The bathroom's wooden cubicles are worn and ill-maintained, and even the stone sinks are chipped. Like many of Hogwarts' rooms - including the opulent prefects' bathroom - the room is candle-lit, but the candles are in holders rather than a chandelier, and there are not enough of them to light the room properly. The sinks, which form a row under a large cracked and spotted mirror, have copper taps, one of which has a tiny snake scratched on the side. Apparently that particular tap is a complete dud when considered as part of the plumbing; it serves another function. In fact, if given the proper password, that particular tap will glow and spin briefly before the entire sink drops down out of sight to expose the large pipe leading to the Chamber of Secrets.

Greeting students with large, wooden, double-doors, the Hospital Wing is where students and staff go if they have been hurt or are under the weather. The large room holds many beds for patients that must remain overnight, and is also visited by Healers at St. Mungo's when certain epidemics break out. The Hospital Wing is usually lit at night with torches, but in the day time the natural light pours in from outside because of its big open windows.

The Hogwarts library contains tens of thousands of books on thousands of shelves. Included in its many sections is an Invisibility Section, a section with information about dragons, and a Restricted Section at the back, set off with a rope. A signed note from a teacher is required to peruse this section of the library. The library books have various spells on them to prevent students from defacing or stealing them, and food it absolutely FORBIDDEN inside these stone walls.

Sub-boards: Restricted Section, Study Area

Art is as defined in Hogwarts, as it is in the Muggle World. The pictures around the school were painted by brilliant artists and even so, every student needs their own creative outlet. The class is fairly new, but is open for students of all years to join. The classroom is large and spacious and seats up to fifty students. Every student is set near the art project of their choice. Whether it be a large block of clay, a magical easel, or something as simple as a sketch pad and a pencil.

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In this class, students are taught a multitude of different instruments, as well as are required to join the Hogwarts Choir. This class teaches students a firm backbone of both Muggle and magical artists throughout the ages. You will perform in front of your classmates, as well as the whole school at the Start of Term Feast. The classroom seats up to twenty students. The desks are lined up in even rows and can be moved for when performing or practicing takes place. The classroom has its own natural lighting because of the large glass windows that sit on the far side of the room.

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In this room, the students are taught the use and dangers of different objects used in the wizarding world. Some vary from light to dark magic, and others are there to help the young wizard manage their life easier. It is not a required course, but many students find that it is beneficial to them and an overall joy to take.

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Inside, the bathrooms' walls, floor, and single sunken bathtub are all made of white marble, lit softly by a candle-filled chandelier. The rectangular tub is the size and depth of a swimming pool, and even has a diving board. But unlike an ordinary pool, the tub is lined with about a hundred taps, each with a differently colored jewel set into the handle. Each tap automatically releases not only water, but bubble bath (a different kind of bubble bath for each color-coded handle). A pile of fluffy white towels are kept in one corner.

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If ever they decide that they want to duck out of class, many of the boys head here, a place that is usually fairly deserted since only they should be inside. but let's be honest here, there are quite a few things that can happen when involving boys and a bathroom

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It is a room that holds most of the schools junk. However, most students go in here when they are looking for something of value or partial use to them...or when they are trying to hide something from wandering eyes. It is a large room but a person cannot go two feet without bumping into something that someone had placed there, either the previous day or past year.

Located in one of the highest towers, the Gryffindor Common Room is hidden behind a portrait of a fat lady in a pink dress. The circular room itself is made up of red and gold banners, the couches all aligned around the large fire place. A spiral staircase leads up to the dormitories and once up the stairs there is a hall where tables stay, and students are often seen studying by them

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Sub-boards: Gryffindor Common Room , Gryffindor Boys Dormitories , Gryffindor Girls Dormitories

The Room of Requirement is a magical room that can only be discovered by someone who is in need. It is called the Come and Go Room by the House-Elves. The room is opposite a tapestry showing Barnabas the Barmy trying to teach trolls how to dance the ballet. To make the Room appear, a student needs to simply walk past the section of the wall three times, concentrating on what it is they so urgently need.

It may appear as a simple wardrobe, but if you are to pass through it, you’ll find yourself in the Ravenclaw Tower. This circular tower is the Ravenclaw’s common room. Much like the Gryffindor common room, blue couches sit by the glowing fire place, bronze and blue banners hang off walls, tables are set up around the fire place for students to study, and there are two spiral staircases that lead to the dormitories.

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Sub-boards: Ravenclaw Common Room , Ravenclaw Boys Dormitories , Ravenclaw Girls Dormitories

The Astronomy classroom is a circular room located on the top-most level of the Astronomy Tower. Accessed via a steep spiral stairway, this room is where Astronomy classes and practical examinations are held in Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. On the center of the room, there is a large armillary sphere and replica of the Earth. Crenelated ramparts and iron security railings are placed on the edge of the Tower, where students gaze the skies with their telescopes. Small decorative stone cherubs carrying celestial bodies and peering through telescopes are perched on the walls. Some glass cabinets located by the door are filled with astronomical devices and celestial models. A short flight of stairs leads to a smaller observatory where a fixed telescope is in place.

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At the base of the North Tower, there is a ladder through a ceiling trapdoor to take students to their Divination Class. It was at one time a class that only third years through seventh years could take, but after a curriculum change, the class has been made open to all years that want to take it. The classroom is one large round room and holds a fireplace that always seems to have a copper kettle sitting upon it. The walls are aligned with shelves, tea cups, crystal balls, decks of cards and other items that could help a wizard or witch "glance into the future". Each student is as at a small round table in a comfortable chair, which makes it hard to keep the students attention

Sub-boards: Office, Classroom

Though students come here to catch the Hogwarts Express each September, this is not a wizarding station. In fact, it's primarily frequented by Muggles. To reach the desired platform, which doesn't 'exist', one must run straight into the wall between Platforms 9 & 10.

Sub-boards: Platfrom 9 & 3/4, Other Platforms, The Hogwarts Express

Diagon Alley is a cobble-stoned, wizarding shopping area located in London, England, behind a pub called the Leaky Cauldron. It holds a variety of assorted restaurants, wizarding shops and other interesting attractions. Most students journey here to get their school supplies and books, however it is not uncommon to see people enjoying an ice cream or a cup of tea at a local tea shop.

Sub-boards: The Apothecary, Eeylops Owl Emporium, Florean Fortescue's Ice Cream Parlour, Flourish and Blotts, Gambol & Japes, Gringotts Wizarding Bank, Leaky Cauldron, Madam Malkin's Robes, Magical Menagerie, Olivander's Wand Shop, Quality Quidditch Supplies, Weasley's Wizard Wheezes

Located just off Diagon Alley, Knockturn Alley is much seedier, and much less welcoming. There are a variety of odd and questionable folk mingling about, so watch your back. This alley is most known for Borgin & Burkes

Sub-boards: Borgin & Burkes, The Alley & Other Shops

The Ministry has its headquarters in London. It consists of numerous Departments, Committees, Boards, and Offices whose job it is to make and enforce laws and regulations. Besides keeping the activities of Witches and Wizards hidden from the Muggles (and swooping in with Memory Charms when things get out of hand), the Ministry also handles commerce and international relations.

Sub-boards: Level One, Level Two, Level Three, Level Four, Level Five, Level Six, Level Seven , Level Eight, Level Nine, Level Ten

The entrance to St. Mungo's is concealed behind an abandoned red-brick London department store called Purge and Dowse, Ltd. on a Muggle street. Inside, in a reception area filled with rickety wooden chairs and outdated issues of Witch Weekly, visitors are greeted by the Welcome Witch, though her demeanor (at least on busy days) is less than welcoming. This reception area seems to double as a visitors' entrance and an emergency room waiting area, as it is often filled with wizards facing strange ailments, such as hands sprouting out of their chests or steam pouring from their mouths, and Healers clad in uniform lime green robes hurry busily through the room.

Sub-boards: Ground Floor, First Floor, Second Floor, Third Floor, Fourth Floor, Fifth Floor

This where all the places that didn't fit anywhere in The Wizarding World.

Sub-boards: Azkaban Prison, Graveyards, Muggle London, The Quidditch Stadium

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