Freedom—a thing of the past! It has been a year since Trevor Williams and the Death Eaters have taken over the wizarding world. Things are drastically different from what they once were. Anyone less than pure blood is mercilessly enslaved, tortured, raped, or killed while the Death Eaters live happily in the world they've created—a fairytale come true for them and a nightmare for others. Former Order members and others are on the run, fugitives in what was once a nation they were fairly proud of and fought to protect. It seems none can escape the oppression of the Death Eaters, but how long will this last? How much can a people endure before they strike out?
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Great Hall (5 sub-boards) With its charmed ceiling, large size, and potential for multifunctional use, the Great Hall is frequently the center of many events at Hogwarts. Its many uses include a place to serve meals, study, or hold dances.
Corridors (3 sub-boards) The corridors of Hogwarts aren't always littered with students, but they are the choice places to host any prank. Peeves the Poltergeist remains a constant threat, and the ghosts of Hogwarts can be met in many places.
Classrooms (1 sub-board) While many classrooms certainly are empty, there are still quite a few in use whether for class or some choice extracurricular activities for some of the more daring students.
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Offices (1 sub-board) Have a question on an assignment or a grade? A professor looking for another? If they're not on the grounds, their classrooms, or their common room, you're likely to find them here.
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Student Common Rooms (4 sub-boards) Gryffindors and Ravenclaws on the 7th floor while Hufflepuffs and Slytherins dwell beneath in separate wings of the dungeons.
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Professor Common Room Professors of Hogwarts spend their spare time here. Located on the ground floor. When given the password, stone gargoyles part to reveal the entrance to the long, panelled room. Mismatched, dark wooden chairs replaced by couches bought years ago.
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Wizarding World
Hogsmeade (6 sub-boards) Students still frequent here on various weekends. After all, those who attend have no need to fear a raid, and the Death Eaters have had this small village under their control for some time now.
Knockturn Alley (4 sub-boards) Knockturn Alley is now all that is left near Diagon Alley. Its tailoring to dark wizards has yet to cease, and it has slowly begun to take over some of the buildings near it from the former Diagon Alley that are still fairly well intact.
Pubs (1 sub-board) What's a town without some sort of entertainment for adults at night, even if it is just a little drinking and dancing? One must be seventeen or older to get into most of these places, and people who look school-aged often find it hard to get inside.
Wizarding Housing (4 sub-boards) The homes of the wizarding world range from the eccentric, even absurd, to the more classic and traditional homes. Many are expanded internally by magic to make up for what they lack in size naturally, and many more now have defensive spells up in hopes of protecting themselves from Trevor and his Death Eaters.
Azkaban The famous wizarding prison once known for holding well-known Death Eaters now holds prisoners of war as they are questioned, tortured, beaten, and worse. Dementors still hang around, but they are not as bridled as before the takeover.
London (2 sub-boards) There's a hole in the world like a great black pit and the vermin of the world inhabit it, and its morals aren't worth what a pig could spit, and it goes by the name of London. At the top of the hole sit the privileged few making mock of the vermin in the lonely zoo, turning beauty to filth and greed... (Sweeney Todd)
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Pubs and Clubs (2 sub-boards) London and its surrounding areas have a variety of pubs, ranging from the Leaky Cauldron to other, more savory places. Of course, one always risks getting into the middle of a fight between football hooligans when going inside some, but many seem not to mind.
Puxley Manor (3 sub-boards) The fact that Trevor uses such a former tourist attraction as his base of operations shows his boldness. He has nothing to hide, so why not? Of course, that doesn't mean there aren't a wide variety of defensive spells around the place to keep out muggles and the unwanted rebellion as well as spells to keep the slaves in. Can't be risking an attack or any escapes, can we?
Tutaminis Manor (5 sub-boards) Originally serving as an interim school while Hogwarts was closed, this beautifully designed manor now serves as a safe haven for fugitives from Trevor Williams as well as the headquarters for the new Order of the Phoenix. It is heavily defended, and its location at any point can change as the whole manor is capable of moving.
Freedom—a thing of the past!
- Keep it clean. No arguments or swearing.
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