If it says anything new was posted...read it. Otherwise...you fail. Anything that changes in the site will be here, including all subplot completions and other stuff. Yeah. Stuff...but hey, it's stuff you need to know. Or else you fail and will look stupid not knowing what's going on

Sub-boards: archived news, yearbook

No seriously...just run. Unless you want to die...but I guess everyone dies at one point. But in order to do that, you have to be someone right? Well, let's get you on record and then we can all go run off screaming, deal? Deal. Good. Fun stuff, huh? No I'm not on drugs. But you can make your character on drugs! That would be fun, right?

Sub-boards: templates, pending, denied, competing

Character shippers! Just as good as the plottage sheets. Shippers are more interaction based, finding people to start plots with and then you go on to your plottage sheets to put it down officially if everything works according to plan. It's a good tag team and a good way to find friends. Maybe.

Sub-boards: gryffindor, slytherin, hufflepuff, ravenclaw, slythers, the order, death eaters, hogwarts faculty, ministry of magic, other

Okay, so you have your character all made and stuff. You have a picture, a biography and whatnot. But do you have a log book? No. I did not think so. Here is where you can go into complete detail about your character, likes and dislikes, facts, threads, keep track of pictures and so on and so forth. Spiffy it up and go into detail. member logs are sorted by the roleplayer's name, not character name. Keep that in mind. Follow the admin's examples if you end up confused about all of it.

Sub-boards: a-e, f-j, k-o, p-t, u-z

The Ministry of Magic headquarters is located right in the heart of the city of London. There are numerous ways to get into the Ministry: through apparation, the Floo Network, or the visitors area. The visitors area is a telephone booth located on a sketchy street. The Ministry is all underground and there are many levels including law enforcement, the Department of Mysteries, the Wizengamot, Auror Divison, Department of Magical Law Enforcement and so on.

Sub-boards: level one, level two, level three, level four, level five, level six, level seven, level eight, level nine, level ten

St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries is located in the heart of London through Purge and Dowse, Ltd which looks, to Muggles, as if it is closed. To get into St. Mungo's, wizards and witches speak to an old dummy within the dusty window of the place and the dummy will let them in. St. Mungo's has six complete floors and a reception area. The healers walk around in green robes treating patients with wide-varieties of illnesses and diseases.

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 - visitor's tearoom and hospital shop

The Quidditch World Stadium is where the World Quidditch Cup is held every four years. The stadium is still visited frequently as a hang out area by wizarding teens or anyone else who wants to come up there of magical descent. It's on a large hill with a forest hiding it from the muggle towns nearby. It is surrounded with enchantments that keep muggles away from stumbling onto the stadium and keeps the stadium invisible from muggle eyes also.

Located in Godric's Hollow is the famous Cemetery where James and Lily Potter where buried. There are also the tombs of Kendra and Ariana Dumbledore, Bathilda Bagshot and relatives of the Abbotts. The cemetery is actually frequently visited by all people from the Wizarding World due to the fact many of the fallen fighters of the Second War between Voldemort and Hogwarts were buried here soon after. Roses are frequently seen everywhere.

Hogsmeade is an entire Wizarding village, the only one of its kind, located in Great Britain. It is a small village made of little thatched cottages and shops that are visited quite frequently. Every few weekends Hogwarts permits its students (third years and up) to visit Hogsmeade and enjoy themselves. Hogwarts is located over the hill from Hogsmeade and the Hogsmeade itself is near the station where the Hogwarts Express lets students off.

Sub-boards: the hog's head, honeydukes sweetshop, madame puddifoot's, the shrieking shack, the three broomsticks, zonko's joke shop

The ground floor opens up to the vast entrance hall where there are large cavernous rooms off to the side. These rooms are mainly study rooms where students like to spend their free time in the large comfy armchairs. The area is lit by many torches and very high ceiling containing the rather attractive looking structural feature known as archways. The ground floor consists of the great hall where everyone has their meals together and the staff room and other areas where students hang out. The stairs are located directly across from the main entrance. The entire vision is one of grandeur.

Sub-boards: the great hall, staff room, the keeper's office, the study room

The first floor is mainly littered with a lot of classrooms though students are seen frequently passing through. Many of these classrooms include Defense Against the Dark Arts, History of Magic, Muggle Studies. Also located here is the Hospital Wing at the way back where students go should they fall ill or are hexed in the hallways which is not uncommon. Madame Pomfrey is no longer the nurse. The Hospital Wing moved to this floor from the third floor in 1996 for the reason of more space. There are no offices located on this floor. Many were destroyed during the battle and moved.

Sub-boards: defense against the dark arts classroom, muggle studies classroom, history of magic classroom, hospital wing

The second floor really isn't home to much except Moaning Myrtle's Bathroom which is always out of order. Some students do end up going in there and Slyther's followers amongst the students have been known to gather here. The Defense Against the Dark Art's classroom is also on this level and Conolly's office a few doors down. There is also door that leads to an empty corridor. At the end of this empty corridor is a stone gargoyle that leads up to the Headmaster's Office. Come here if you have any need to see the Headmaster, though it's usually only faculty members that know the password to the room.

Sub-boards: bathroom, quidditch office

The third floor is full of fun and games. It has the Statue of the Humpbacked Witch on the floor where a few selected students know that it leads right into the heart of Hogsmeade. Then there is the Charms Classroom. The Transfiguration Professor and Charms Offices have been moved up here after they were destroyed by the final battle between Hogwarts and Voldemort's followers. There are memorials here on the walls separating the Charms office and the Transfiguration one. Many students come by here to read the numerous names of those who fell in the final battle and to honor them.

Sub-boards: charms classroom, charms office, transfiguration office

The fourth floor corridor is home to...pretty much nothing that is important. There is the Library at the way back with tapestries to the right and to the left. Students avoid this area as much as they can because the library is boring and the old Professor Binns, who is a ghost, usually stays around this floor although he does not teach anymore. Many of the students don't want to run into him and hear his boring monologues. Then there is also Youdle's Office but she is seen rarely there unless for punishment reasons and spends all of her time out in the Greenhouses. The library has two floors with another entrance upstairs.

Sub-boards: library, herbology office, history of magic office

The North Tower is also one of the higher towers and used frequently at night by couples to meet one another. It is also the third favorite place to duel because Professor Dimitrov sleeps like a troll and never wakes up even if there's banging. Plus, it's easy to lock him in his room for awhile when students are up there up to mischief. The stairs lead up to the tower top but a hanging ladder opens up to the Divination Room and Dimitrov's living area. Dimitrov is the Head of Gryffindor House and a fierce person, so many people avoid coming up here when they don't have to.

Sub-boards: divination office, divination classroom

Also on the seventh floor is the base of Gryffindor Tower to the left corridor branching off of the main floor. After going up a flight of stairs there will be the Portrait of the Fat Lady hanging over the Gryffindor Entrance. She, as everyone knows, guards the way into Gryffindor. Of course, only Gryffindor students are allowed through the portrait and into the common room within. All around the Fat Lady are many other portraits and frequently Viola, the Fat Lady's friend, is there with her to catch her up on the latest gossip. The current password in order to get into Gryffindor Tower is: Hail Voldemort

Sub-boards: gryffindor common room, gryffindor boy's dormitories, gryffindor girl's dormitories

The Ravenclaw Tower is located away from the other student dorms and common rooms. Instead of being on the seventh floor its base is all the way on the west side of Hogwarts. In order to get into the corridor leading to Ravenclaw Tower you have to press your hands against a solid wall that blocks the way. It moves into a spiral staircase on the fifth floor until you reach a door. The door has no keyhole or handle. The knocker is in the shape of a bronze eagle which asks a question rather than a password. Question: Which came first, the phoenix or the flame? A circle has no beginning.

Sub-boards: ravenclaw common room, ravenclaw boy's dormitories, ravenclaw girl's dormitories

Deep beneath the school in the area of the Dungeons lurks the Slytherin Common Room along with its Dormitories. To get there start from the Entrance Hall. Upon oming down from a spiral staircase there immediately is a labyrinth of corridors going everywhere. Some go to the Potions Classroom, others to the Potion's Office and even more leading to vacant rooms whose purposes are unknown. Pick the one to the far left and that will lead you on the path to the Slytherin area. Once you get to the dead end you must find the door hidden in the stone and then say the password which is: Deathly Hallows

Sub-boards: slytherin common room, slytherin boy's dormitories, slytherin girl's dormitories

Face it. When you decide you want to try your hand at something artistic, you fail and it's horrible. But there are people out there that say it's the best thing ever. Really, by all means, post here to offer your services. I'm sure you'll find someone that loves it. Maybe...hopefully...we'll see.

Sub-boards: code help, tutorials, stock/resources, request, completed single requests