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Eros’s comments from the The New Age Wizarding World of J.K. Rowling group.

Name:Travis Asa Paian
Nicknames: Sir Paian

Age: 28

House was in before servitude: Ravenclaw

Staff position: Head Healer of the Hospital Wing


Blood Type: Muggleborn

Appearance:

Personality: He is quick thinking and does not enjoy the company of visitors while he tends to his patients. He is more of the type to keep to himself and tries to maintain cleanliness and order in everything he does.

History: Born in a wizard community just off the coast of The toe of Italy. Shrouded by magic he was home schooled and later received a visit from an old staff member of Hogwarts. He was accepted there as his family did not trust very much in the Roman Wizarding school.

Wand:
Length:13 in
Wood: Alligator Juniper
Core: Male Unicorn Mane Hair

Pet(Limit 3 pets, one must be an Owl): tba

Current Family: none all deceased now

Crush (optional): open to men only

Other: Patronus is a hyena

He also is a Hyena animagus.

Name: Exodus Aeolus Malfoy
Nicknames: Professor Malfoy

House was in before Teaching: Slytherin

Class: DADA

Other Position of importance: Head of SLytherin

Age: 30

Blood Type: Pureblood

Appearance:


Personality: He is reasonable and always eager to teach students. He is often known for giving away points for simply answering the right question. He is extremely fair but does not tolerate talking in class while he is teaching nor does he tolerate tardiness.


History: He is Romanian and his wife is the Minister for Magic. His son is Ezekiel Malfoy. They are one of the near to last pureblood families known. He was once a dragon keeper in the Romanian Dragon Reservation. He ensures his families safety always and often visits his wife on the weekends.

Wand:
Length:13 1/2 in.
Wood: White Oak
Core: Veela Hair of his wife and Acromantula fang
with two rather tempermental cores his bondage of true love for his wife keeps his wand under control.
Pet(Limit 3 pets, one must be an Owl):

Current Family:his wife and his son who attends Hogwarts. He is a metamorphmagus.

Crush (optional): his wife the Minister for Magic

Other:

professors go in the professor topic of this folder...regular staff goes here

lol yeah

Oh...lol Well, i want people to get the real deal feel of what being an hp rper is all about

really? how? I am only trying to make things as well thought out as possible...I like to plan months in advance before I make my groups but I loose my muse for the groups most of the time and then I loose activeness. I made this group in November and I just not got enough thoughts together to start it up.

lol

Well there will be a folder for each one topic for Info the rest topics for each individual shop and building. with as much detail as possible.

WEll Hogsmede
Diagon Alley
and Knockturn Alley

Name: Ezekiel Eros Malfoy
Nicknames: Eros, Cupid

Age:13 1/2
Year: 3rd

Class Schedule:
up to 6 classes a day no less than 4 *Note-6th and 7th years are allowed four breaks...1st-4th receive 2 breaks
5th years receive 3 breaks

9:00 am-9:45 am: Breakfast
10:15 am-11:15 am: Potions
11:45 am-12:45 pm: Transfigurations
1:00 pm-1:45 pm: Lunch
2:15 pm-3:15 pm: Herbology
3:45 pm-4:45 pm: History of Magic
5:30 pm-6:30 pm: DADA
7:00 pm-7:45 pm: Dinner
8:00 pm-9:15 pm: Divinations
9:45 pm-10:45 pm: Dark Arts
Be in Common Room by 11:30 pm
12:00 am-3:00 am: ((Astronomy Students only))
Astronomy Students in Common Room by 4:00am

Blood Type: Pureblood

Appearance: The basic Muggle genre of emo look. His hair and eye colour are unknown as he is a metamorphimagus.

Personality: He is quite and tends to keep to himself. He does not ever reveal what his talents are and just goes through his regular life trying to avoid any contact with people.

History: His father is Romanian and used to work with dragons and now teaches DADA class at Hogwarts. His mother works as the Minister of Magic. They are very wealthy and are close to one of the last pureblood families known to today's wizarding community.
Ezekiel has witnessed several deaths in his life of dragons in Romania and random wizards who suffered violent deaths from being far to adventurous working with dragons.

Wand:
Length:14 in
Wood: Hawthorn
Hawthorn

The wandmaker Gregorovitch wrote that hawthorn ‘makes a strange, contradictory wand, as full of paradoxes as the tree that gave it birth, whose leaves and blossoms heal, and yet whose cut branches smell of death.’ While I disagree with many of Gregorovitch’s conclusions, we concur about hawthorn wands, which are complex and intriguing in their natures, just like the owners who best suit them. Hawthorn wands may be particularly suited to healing magic, but they are also adept at curses, and I have generally observed that the hawthorn wand seems most at home with a conflicted nature, or with a witch or wizard passing through a period of turmoil. Hawthorn is not easy to master, however, and I would only ever consider placing a hawthorn wand in the hands of a witch or wizard of proven talent, or the consequences might be dangerous. Hawthorn wands have a notable peculiarity: their spells can, when badly handled, backfire.
Core: Thestral Mane Hair and Basalisk Heartstring
Thestral Hair is known to be extremely powerful. It can repair broken wands and is known for its quality to be near impossible to defeat. Thestral wands stick to the allegiance of their Master until murder takes place...Murder is the only way a Thestral Hair core will side with another wizard. Only a person who has seen death itself can truly summon its full strengths.

Basilisk wands are incredibly rare, as the beasts are rare to begin with and hard to kill. Due to the rarity, they often are passed down from generation to generation, so basilisk-core wands are either the heirloom of Slytherin-type Pureblood families or reforged wands from family cores. The occasional new basilisk wand will almost always bond to a Parselmouth or budding Dark Wizard. Very little good comes out of wielders of basilisk wands.
but perhaps with the Thestral hair entertwined with this, dark arts are more prone with the core and wood but the Thestral core is far too powerful that once a variety of healing magic is performed with immense strength the wand could be shifted to be a bit more progressive magic leaving it to be in the Grey area of power shifting with outburst of dark arts and the control of white healing magics.


Pet(Limit 3 pets, one must be an Owl): a Kneazel named Basil

A Jarvey named Jabbers

Current Family: his Father who is DADA professor and his mother who is Minister for Magic. He is the great-grandson of Draco Malfoy and lives in the old Malfoy Manor.

Crush (optional): open to both

Other: He is a pareselmouth

approved.

approved ^_^

he Ministry of Magic - Internal Workings

The following are answers to frequently asked questions about the Ministry of Magic, especially those concerning our sim.



1. What is the Ministry of Magic?

The Ministry of Magic is the Wizarding Government in the United Kingdom, a successor to the previous government, known as the Wizards' Council. Other countries have their own form of Wizarding government.

2. Who runs the Ministry of Magic?

The head of the Ministry is called the Minister of Magic. His name is Kingsley Shacklebolt (appointed in 1998), and he is a Non-player Character - meaning that he is heard, but not seen. No person will play him, as he is a canon character, but he will still issue his decrees and comments via mass owls, statements to the press, and through his underlings.

3. What are the departments in the Ministry?

The Ministry is made up of seven departments. These are overseen by several officers - the Minister of Magic, Senior Undersecretary, Junior Undersecretary, Chief Warlock of the Wizengamot, and the Supreme Mugwump.

The seven departments are as follows:

The Department of Magical Law Enforcement
Arguably the most important of the various departments (at least to its members), this one is a combination of police-like and justice facilities, and is similar to the FBI of Muggle America. This department includes:
- The Aurors, the elite group of dark wizard hunters.
- The Improper Use of Magic Office, which punishes wizards for using magic in violation of magical laws.
- The Misuse of Muggle Artefacts Office, which regulates the use of magic on Muggle objects. The goal of this office is to keep enchanted items away from unsuspecting Muggles.
- The Wizengamot, which is the wizarding world's court of law and assembly, presided over by the Minister and the Chief Warlock/Witch, and comprised of some of the UK's finest wizards. No lawyers are involved, the trials are rather quick. Witnesses are examined for both sides. The Wizengamot only oversees cases of great importance, smaller cases are dealt with by a single questioner.

The Department of Magical Games and Sports
Seen as the most relaxed department, it deals with such sports-related pastimes as organizing the Quidditch World Cup and the Triwizard Tournament. Members of this department will be involved with the aspects of the professional Quidditch teams, and not those in Hogwarts.

The Department of Magical Accidents and Catastrophes
This department is responsible for repairing accidental magical damage. It is located on the third level of the Ministry of Magic and houses the following offices:
- The Accidental Magical Reverse Squad: a squad of wizards whose job it is to reverse "accidental magic," which is normally magic performed by young witches and wizards who have not learned to control their magic or even older wizards out of control, or severe, unintentional effects of charms or spells, such as splinching.
- The Obliviators: An Obliviator is the designation for a Ministry of Magic employee who has the task of modifying the memory of a Muggle after witnessing incidents belonging to the magic world.
- The Muggle-worthy Excuse Committee: Explains away any magical accidents or occurrences which can't be magically cleared up or completely removed from the minds of Muggles, or which Muggles don't develop their own explanation for.

The Department of Magical Transportation
This department is responsible for various aspects of magical transport, including Portkeys, the Floo Network, and the Apparation Test Centre (grants licenses to witches and wizards so they can apparate).

The Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures
It is divided into three divisions ("Being", "Beast" and "Spirit") and contains liaison offices for goblins and centaurs, though the centaurs, being isolationists, have never interacted with the Centaur Liaison Office since its creation. Thus, "being sent to the Centaur Office" has become a euphemism at the Ministry for those about to be fired.
- Beast Division: Centaur Liaisons, Dragon Research and Restraint Bureau, Werewolf Registry, and the Committee for the Disposal of Dangerous Creatures, who often work with Aurors.
- Being Division: Office for House-Elf Relocation, Werewolf Support Services, Goblin Liaisons.
- Spirit Division: Ghoul Task Force, Pest Advisory Board.

The Department of International Magical Cooperation (UK Branch)
The Department of International Magical Cooperation is an agency that, as its name suggests, tries to get wizards from different countries to cooperate. The British International Confederation of Wizards is based here, as are offices that regulate international magical law. This department on the fifth level of the Ministry of Magic includes the headquarters of:
- The International Magical Trading Standards Body.
- The International Magical Office of Law.
- The International Confederation of Wizards, British Seats.

The Department of Mysteries
The Department of Mysteries is, as its name suggests, a department within the Ministry of Magic building that deals with studying enigmas. It carries out most of its operations in total secrecy. Few wizards within the ministry actually know what is located within this department. Those wizards who work in the Department of Mysteries are called the Unspeakables.

4. Which positions in the Ministry are played IC?

The officers are as follows:

- The Minister of Magic - The head of the Wizarding community. He or she rules over the Wizengamot, and runs the Ministry of Magic. This a Non-player Character.
- Senior Undersecretary - Position held by Dolores Umbridge before her arrests. They assist the Minister in his or her duties, and is allowed to sit beside the Minister during trials held by the Wizengamot. The Senior Undersecretary is appointed by the Minister.
- Junior Undersecretary - An honourable position, in which one assists the Minister and Senior Undersecretary. An appointed position by the Minister.
- The Chief Warlock/Witch of the Wizengamot - The Wizengamot is both a judicial and legislative council, and this position can be likened to the Chief Justice and Speaker of the House. The CWoW is mostly independent from the Ministry, and only answers to the Minister. Appointed by the Minister. This is a Non-player Character.
- The Supreme Mugwump of the International Confederation of the Wizards - The ICoW can be likened to the United Nations, and the Supreme Mugwump can be likened to the Secretary-General. The ICoW is an independent agency, and is outside the control of the Ministry. The Supreme Mugwump is not necessarily British. This is a Non-player Character.

The department employees are as follows:

The Department of Magical Law Enforcement
- Head of Department
- Auror
- Member of the Improper Use of Magic Office
- Member of the Wizengamot Council
- The Court Scribe

The Department of Magical Games and Sports
- Head of Department
- International Quidditch Liaison (Also works with ICoW)
- Quidditch scout

The Department of Magical Accidents and Catastrophes
- Head of Department
- Member of the Accidental Reversal Squad
- Obliviator (Often has another Ministry position as well)
- Member of the Muggle-worthy Excuses Committee

The Department of Magical Transportation
- Head of Department
- Member of office

The Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures
- Head of Department
- Member of Beast Division
- Member of Being Division
- Member of Spirit Division

The Department of International Magical Cooperation
- Head of Department
- British Seat on the International Confederation of Wizards
- Member of office

The Department of Mysteries
- Head of Department
- Unspeakable

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The Department of Magical Law Enforcement

Arguably the most important of the various departments (at least to its members), this one is a combination of police-like and justice facilities.

Available Careers:

- The Aurors: To be an Auror, you have to be a brilliant and powerful wizard. They are the elite group of dark wizard hunters, and you'd best not give one a reason to believe you are one.
- The Improper Use of Magic Office, which punishes wizards for using magic in violation of magical laws.
- The Misuse of Muggle Artefacts Office: This office regulates the use of magic on Muggle objects.
The goal of this office is to keep enchanted items away from unsuspecting Muggles.
- The Wizengamot Council - The wizarding world's court of law and assembly, presided over by the Minister and the Chief Warlock/Witch, and comprised of some of the UK's finest wizards. No lawyers are involved, the trials are rather quick. Witnesses are examined for both sides. The Wizengamot only oversees cases of great importance, smaller cases are dealt with by a single questioner.

The Department of Magical Games and Sports

Seen as the most relaxed department, it deals with such sports-related pastimes as organizing the Quidditch World Cup and the Triwizard Tournament. Members of this department will be involved with the aspects of the professional Quidditch teams, and not those in Hogwarts.

Available Careers:

- Department Head: The position of Head of Magical Games and Sports should be filled by someone with a history of athletic experience, and a mastery of the game of Quidditch.
- International Quidditch Liaison: Collaborates with Quidditch officials from other countries, especially during international tournaments. Knowledge of other languages and wizarding cultures highly recommended.
- Official Quidditch Scouts: The scouts for the various teams of the UK and Ireland have been known to attend the practices and matches of the school teams of Hogwarts, looking for the next Viktor Krum or Aidan Lynch. They can be coaches or former players for the professional Quidditch teams.

The Department of Magical Accidents and Catastrophes

This department is responsible for repairing accidental magical damage.

Available Careers:

- Accidental Magical Reverse Squad: A squad of wizards whose job it is to reverse "accidental magic," which is normally magic performed by young witches and wizards who have not learned to control their magic or even older wizards out of control, or severe, unintentional effects of charms or spells, such as splinching.
- The Obliviators: An Obliviator is the designation for a Ministry of Magic employee who has the task of modifying the memory of a Muggle after witnessing incidents belonging to the magic world.
- Muggle-worthy Excuse Committee: They explain away any magical accidents or occurrences which can't be magically cleared up or completely removed from the minds of Muggles, or which Muggles don't develop their own explanation for.

The Department of Magical Transportation

This department is responsible for various aspects of magical transport, including Portkeys, the Floo network, and the Apparation Test Centre.

Available Careers:

- Department Head: The position of Head of Magical Transportation requires a keen intellect and logical mind, with a great knowledge of the ins and outs of wizarding transportation.
- Floo and Portkey Managers: These are the wizards and witches in charge of keeping the portkeys working, and the floo networks going strong.
- Floo Network Chimney Sweep: You may not have to be the brightest wizard to have this job, but you do have to have a strong work ethic and pleasant demeanour. Whistling optional.
- Apparation Test Centre Employee: When a young witch or wizard wants to TRULY become an adult, they have to go learn to apparate, and then get their license. That's where you come in. At the test centre, you run the wizarding equivalent of the Muggle DMV, and have the power to grant the wizarding youth their entrance into adulthood when they turn 17.

The Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures

This department is responsible for representing and controlling the three main groups of magical creatures - the beings, the beasts, and the spirits.

Available Careers:

**Beast Division**
- Office for Centaur Relations: Though centaurs are notorious for their reclusive natures, this office tries to bridge the gap between centaurs and wizards, and open a channel of communication between the two.
- Bureau of Dragon Research and Restraint: The employees in this department must be quick-minded, and quick on their feet, for dragons are rather temperamental.
- Committee for the Disposal of Dangerous Creatures: This committee works to control and limit the creatures that are of the highest threat to the wizarding world. They often work with Aurors on Magical Creature related incidents.

**Being Dvision**
- Office for House-Elf Relocation: When a house elf is TRULY unhappy in his master's home, he can apply to this office for a relocation - but since house elves are rarely truly unhappy with their masters (as it against their nature), these employees are rarely busy.
- Werewolf Relations and Registry: The employees in this office work to document the werewolf population, though some do it to monitor them, and others to... control them.

**Spirit Division**
- Ghoul Task Force: When those pesky ghosts refuse to leave the living alone, the Ghoul Task Force comes in to make the pest behave.

The Department of International Magical Cooperation

The Department of International Magical Cooperation is an agency that, as its name suggests, tries to get wizards from different countries to cooperate. The British International Confederation of Wizards is based here, as are offices that regulate international magical law.

Available Careers:

- Department Head: A Witch or Wizard in this position should have a firm grounding in world Wizarding, and be able to converse with the representatives of other countries to a high standard. Knowledge of languages is highly recommended.
- Liaison to the British Ambassador
- Liaison to the Scottish Ambassador
- Liaison to the Northern Irish Ambassador

The Department of Mysteries

The Department of Mysteries is, as its name suggests, a department within the Ministry of Magic building that deals with studying enigmas. It carries out most of its operations in total secrecy. Few wizards within the ministry actually know what is located within this department. Those wizards who work in the Department of Mysteries are called the Unspeakables.

Available Careers:

- Department Head
- Unspeakables: If we tell you what they do... we'd have to kill you.

approved but can you also make a link for the picture as I am unable to view it.

Lol I try a bit to hard sometimes.

lol

Hey Kay thnx for joining working hard on making this one almost better than the other one...hoping for everyone to invite their friends as well...all of them.

Hello Julia...what a pleasant name of Roman decent no doubt...you yourself of course are not of Roman descent probably Irish or Polish descent...maybe even Scottish, no?

lol yeah i have alot i got to look up and add

Unspeakables
The Unspeakables are the group of wizards who work in the Department of Mysteries (their identities classified for security reasons). Known Unspeakables include Broderick Bode, Croaker,[HP4] and Augustus Rookwood who is a Death Eater.