The Prophet's page three should give you the lowdown on current events that aren't particularly life threatening. Keep track of the activity checks and announcements posted here; we wouldn't want to loose you.

All plot pages and threads should be kept and replied to within. They're currently not required, but strongly suggested as they give your fellow roleplayers a sense of how to reply to posts.

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With everyone out of school and spread out far and wide, owls are going to become a daily part of life. Make sure you make it clear who is sending the owl, and who's going to receive it.

Founded nearly five hundred years ago, it's still the largest magical hospital on the continent. It has a section for nearly every mishap, injury, or pickle you find yourself in. It highers and trains the finest Mediwitches and Mediwizards, along with keeping a full staff of Healers for those who request them.

Sub-boards: Ground Floor: Artifact Accidents, First Floor: Creature-Induced Injuries, Second Floor: Magical Bugs, Third Floor: Potion and Plant Poisoning, Fourth Floor: Spell Damage, Fifth Floor: Visitors' Tearoom and Hospital Shop

One of the first completely Wizarding alleys in England, it houses a variety of shops, parlors, cafes, and pubs for your pleasure. The easiest way to pass between muggle London in the alley is The Leakey Cauldron, which has a side for each section.

Sub-boards: The Leaky Cauldron, Gringotts Wizarding Bank, The Daily Prophet, Ollivander's, Flourish & Blotts, Madame Malkin's Robes For All Occasions, Slugg & Jiggers Apothecary, Curio's Cauldron Shop, Eyelops Owl Emporium, Gambol & Japes, Florean Fortecue's Ice Cream Parlour, Madame Macavity's Charity Shop, Quality Quidditch Supplies

The darker, more sinister counterpart to Diagon Alley, it still houses establishments ranging from eateries, bars and pubs, and stores housing cursed objects. Most think twice before stumbling down Knockturn.

The London branch. The largest seller of wizardwear ranging from dueling and quidditch robes to your dragonhide gloves. With it's two stories and various retailers within, it's your go-to place when you want quick, inexpensive, off the rack clothing.

Another primarily muggle town, Ottery St. Catchpole houses quite a lot of wizarding families. With it's spacious land and riverside location it's attracted families to settle down in and around the town.

Sub-boards: Weasley House, Lovegood House

A county that, not only houses it's regular muggle towns and homes, plays host to some of the larger, more wealthy wizarding estates who prefer to stay near the original wizarding grounds of the Salisbury Plain.

Sub-boards: Malfoy Manor, Ravenscroft Manor, Lestrange Manse

When Hengist of Woodcroft ran from persecution over a thousand years ago, she founded Hogsmeade which is still the only completely wizarding town in Britain. It's located right near Hogwarts, and students are allowed to visit. Shops, pubs, restaurants, and thatched-roof cottages dot the picturesque town.

Sub-boards: The Three Broomsticks, Hogsmeade Post Office, Honeydukes, Zonko's Joke Shop, Gladrags Wizard Ware, The Hog's Head, Madame Puddifoot's Tea Parlour, Dervish & Banges

Introduce yourself here! Going away for a while? You'll find a place for hiatus notices here too!

Sub-board: Hiatus

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Sub-board: Graphic Requests

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