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Liam’s comments from the The Wizarding World - an Extension group.

You'll have to ask Kim what she wants to be allowed in her group, this group is specifically for what she doesn't want, so she has to be the judge of that.

If you're going to use a character in this group, before you do, please copy and paste their sheet from the original group to here!

Okay will do.

The Trophy Room is a room on the third floor of the Hogwarts Castle. Awards, trophies, cups, plates, shields, statues, and medals are kept in crystal glass displays in this room. This room also contains a list of Head Boys and Head Girls. Prominently displayed are Hogwarts Awards for Services to the School, with known recipients being Tom Marvolo Riddle, Harry Potter and Ron Weasley. The room is always left unlocked, even past the students' curfew. The Trophy Room is connected to an Armour Gallery.

This is an empty classroom - unless there's someone in it, in which case it isn't empty. But it is not used for classes.

(If you need a place for an association or something, write to us. We might make you a topic.)

The Owlery is a room on the top of Hogwarts Castle's West Tower, where the school owls and the owls belonging to students live during the school year.

Hogwarts Castle contains several secret passageways. Several passages are known by the majority of the students. Many, however, are only known by a few students.

The passages are:

1. A passage beneath the Whomping Willow, leading to the Shrieking Shack.
2. A passage behind the statue of Gregory the Smarmy, leading to the kitchen.
3. A passage behind a mirror on the fourth floor, leading to Hogsmeade trails. It is large enough for an organisation to hold a meeting inside.
4. A passage beneath a one-eyed witch statue by the stairs to the Defence Against the Dark Arts classroom, leading to the cellar of Honeydukes.
5. A passage in the Room of Requirement, leading to the Hog's Head in Hogsmeade.
6. A passage in the Slytherin common room, leading to the cave. Of course only death eaters know about this.
7. A passage behind the portrait of Sir Cadogan on 7th floor, leading to the staffroom.
8. A passage in the ladies' room, leading to the Chamber of Secrets. Only a parselsmouth will be able to go through here.

The Hogwarts Library is located on the third and fourth floors of Hogwarts Castle and contains tens of thousands of books on thousands of shelves. Overseen by Madam Irma Pince, the library is where students can go to peruse or borrow books to supplement their studies.

The grounds just outside the castle.

The different places inside Hogwarts Castle is connected by a complicated system of stairs and corridors. Sometimes the stairs move places, leaving students in corridors they have never been. Nobody have seen the entire castle, because new ways appear all the time, and old ones suddenly stop existing. But for most of the students, the stairs and corridors are where they move around when then go from class to class.

The tower is the tallest in Hogwarts, it lies almost directly above the front doors of the castle. The tower is also surrounded by a parapet and is tall enough to have a perfect view of the starry sky.

((This topic is for roleplay outside class, when you want to go to the astronomy tower. Lessons wil be held in the topic Astronomy))

The Ravenclaw Girls' Dormitory is located inside the Ravenclaw Tower, and is where the female Ravenclaw students go to sleep at night. Every dorm room is equipped with a centrally-located stove, and each student gets their own bed, flanked by a set of windows and space for storing personal belongings. Because the Hogwarts founders believed that boys were less trustworthy than girls, the staircase that leads up to the girls' dormitory turns to a slide, if a boy tries to enter.

The Ravenclaw Boys' Dormitory is located inside the Ravenclaw Tower, and is where the male Racenclaw students go to sleep at night. Every dorm room is equipped with a centrally-located stove, and each student gets their own bed, flanked by a set of windows and space for storing personal belongings.

Ravenclaw Tower serves as the common room for students in Ravenclaw house at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The Ravenclaw common room is one of the airiest rooms at Hogwarts. It is a wide, circular room with a midnight blue carpet, arched windows hung with blue and bronze silks, and a domed ceiling painted with stars. During the day, Ravenclaw students have an excellent view of the school grounds, including the lake, Forbidden Forest, Quidditch pitch, Herbology gardens and the surrounding mountains. The room is furnished with tables, chairs, and bookcases; and by the door leading up to the dormitories stands a tall statue of Rowena Ravenclaw made of white marble.
The entrance to the common room is located on the west side of Hogwarts at the top of a spiral staircase, presumably located on the fifth floor, and is a door without a doorknob or keyhole, but a bronze knocker in the shape of an eagle. In order to enter the room, a person must answer a riddle asked by the eagle knocker; if they answer incorrectly, they must wait for someone else who gets it right.

Please refrain from using other houses Common Rooms.

The Hufflepuff Boys' Dormitory is located inside the Hufflepuff Basement, and is where the male Hufflepuff students go to sleep at night. Every dorm room is equipped with a centrally-located stove, and each student gets their own bed, flanked by a set of windows and space for storing personal belongings.

The Hufflepuff Girls' Dormitory is located inside the Hufflepuff Basement, and is where the female Hufflepuff students go to sleep at night. Every dorm room is equipped with a centrally-located stove, and each student gets their own bed, flanked by a set of windows and space for storing personal belongings. Because the Hogwarts founders believed that boys were less trustworthy than girls, the staircase that leads up to the girls' dormitory turns to a slide, if a boy tries to enter.

The Hufflepuff Basement serves as the common room for students in Hufflepuff house at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.It is round and earthy and low-ceilinged; it always feels sunny, and its circular windows have a view of rippling grass and dandelions. There is a lot of burnished copper about the place, and many plants, which either hang from the ceiling or sit on the windowsills. The entrance to the common room is located "in a nook on the right hand side of the kitchen corridor", concealed behind a stack of barrels. In order to reveal the entrance, no password is required. Instead, one must tap the barrel two from the bottom, middle of the second row, in the rhythm of ‘Helga Hufflepuff’.

Please refrain from using other houses Common Rooms.

The Slytherin Boys' Dormitory is located inside the Slytherin Dungeon, and is where the male Slytherin students go to sleep at night. Every dorm room is equipped with a centrally-located stove, and each student gets their own bed, flanked by a set of windows and space for storing personal belongings.

The Slytherin Girls' Dormitory is located inside the Slytherin Dungeon, and is where the female Slytherin students go to sleep at night. Every dorm room is equipped with a centrally-located stove, and each student gets their own bed, flanked by a set of windows and space for storing personal belongings. Because the Hogwarts founders believed that boys were less trustworthy than girls, the staircase that leads up to the girls' dormitory turns to a slide, if a boy tries to enter.

The Slytherin common room is found in the dungeons of Hogwarts Castle, and is located underneath the Black Lake. The common room is a dungeon-like room with greenish lamps and chairs. This dungeon extends partway under the lake, giving the light in the room a green tinge. The common room has lots of low backed black and dark green leather sofas with buttons, skulls, and dark wood cupboards. It has quite a grand atmosphere, but also quite a cold one. The password to the common room changes every fortnight, and it is posted on the noticeboard. It is decorated with tapestries featuring the adventures of famous Medieval Slytherins.

Please refrain from using other houses Common Rooms.