Here is where you can find handy information such as spell lists, creature information, and more.

Sub-boards: Advanced Magick: A Guide, The Standard Book of Spells, Fantastic Beasts, A History of Magic

Members keep their personal boards here.

Sub-boards: Kenza's Clutter Drawer, Liza's Attic of Apps, Mego's Drawer, Trish's Drawer

Now that you're Sorted, here is where you go to find extras to sign your character up for! Includes the Open threads, career change form, housing application, and more.

Sub-boards: Student Classes, Hogwarts Registries

Looking to earn house points? What about earning other rewards? Here is where you can sign up for monthly challenges which can get you just that...

Herein you will find plots to spice up your character, characters to adopt, and places to suggest your own plots and characters!

Sub-boards: Plot me!, Character Adoption Board, Character Plotters, Wizard Pictures, Storybooks, Character Journals

An architectural marvel, home to many Weasleys and Weasley-associates, and a grand meeting place for various goings-on.

A darker offshoot of Diagon, Knockturn Alley houses both shops and people of a more dubious nature.

Sub-boards: Borgin and Burkes, The Coffin House, Potage's Cauldron Shop , Markus Scarrs Indelible Tattoos, The White Wyvern, Ye Olde Curiosity Shop

A large atrium lined with desks and office space for various financial needs leads down into the cavernous depths beneath Diagon, where the bank vaults reside.

Books line the upper and lower levels of this bookstore, floor to ceiling. Comfy furniture is strewn throughout. Any magical text a wizard or witch could want can be found here.

Makers of Fine Wands since 382 B.C. - this tall, narrow shop is full to the brim of wands just waiting to choose you.

The infamous Weasley twin pranksters have filled the multiple levels of their wildly colorful shop with all sorts of jokes, gags, and pranks.

Quality Quidditch Supply stocks only the finest supplies - display cases galore show off the newest brooms, game supplies, and flying accessories.

It takes more than just a wand - Wiseacre's sells magical devices and equipment, sectioned off for every magical need.

Slug & Jiggers stocks potions ingredients, both common and hard-to-find. Jars, baskets, and bins line the walls, filled with all sorts of interesting things.

A busy-looking establishment subsectioned into several small, sharply styled offices with papers flying every which way to find various harried-looking paper personnel.

This parlour is a small space with a big personality. The cramped patio outside leads into a cramped little shop, with a counter in the back selling everyone's old and new favorite flavors.

As the name suggests, Madam Malkin's sells everyday wizarding robes as well as dress robes and school uniforms - racks of them fill the shop. Dressing rooms are crowded into a back corner.

A small, very cramped and cluttered store selling secondhand magical devices, clothing, and books.

The Menagerie sells almost every type of pet - magical and not - and the accessories to go with them, evidenced by the very noisy and jam-packed nature of the shop.

Sub-boards: Courtyard, Entrance Hall, The Great Hall, Grand Staircase, Transfiguration, Professor's Staffroom

Sub-boards: Muggle Studies, Defense Against the Dark Arts, Tapestry Gallery

Sub-boards: Second Floor Classroom, Moaning Myrtle's Bathroom, History of Magic

Sub-boards: Forbidden Corridor, Hospital Wing , Trophy Room & Armour Gallery, Charms

Sub-boards: Library, West Tower, Headmaster's Tower

Sub-boards: Ravenclaw Tower, Prefect's Bathroom, Fifth Floor Classroom

Sub-boards: East Wing, Astronomy Tower, Arithmancy

Sub-boards: Room of Requirement, Gryffindor Tower, Divination Tower

An interesting little clothing shop - the racks are lined with one-of-a-kind and vintage pieces. A large sock display also commands one whole quarter of the shop.

A very dark, very dirty inn and pub, comprised of one bare-bones public room on the ground floor and a handful of private rooms on the second floor.

A much roomier and cleaner pub and inn, with a large gathering space and bar and several rooms for rent in the loft above.

An old, abandoned home overlooking the village. It's said to be haunted.

A garishly pink and lacy tea shop, absolutely crammed to capacity with spindly tables and chairs.

Sweets to suit every taste can be found in the jam-packed display cases and shelves creating a delicious maze of this small shop.

Quills as well as other writing supplies, like ink and parchment, can be found in this quiet little space.

Instead of P.O. boxes, owls line the walls of this post office. Different types of owls are available for different types of deliveries.

Includes the International Magical Trading Standards Body, Office of Law, and Confederation of Wizards.

Includes the Floo Network Authority, Broom Regulatory Control, Portkey Office, and Apparition Test Centre.

Includes the British and Irish Quidditch League Headquarters, Official Gobstones Club, and the Ludicrous Patents Office.

Includes the Beast, Being, and Spirit Divisions, the Goblin and Centaur Liaison Offices, the Pest Advisory Board, and the Office of Misinformation.

Includes the Accidental Magic Reversal Squad, Obliviator Headquarters, and Muggle-Worthy Excuse Committee.

Includes the Brain Room, the Death Chamber, the Hall of Prophecy, the Ever-Locked Room, the Space Chamber, and the Time Room. Only accessible to Unspeakables.

Deals with bites, stings, burns, and contagious diseases.

Deals with rashes and regurgitation.

Deals with jinxes, hexes, and incorrect charms.

Sub-board: Janus Thickey Ward

A sprawling complex of offices housing the different departments of the Muggle government.

Achieve both your caffeine and your sugar fix in this cute little cafe full of ample choices in food, beverage, and seating.

This enormous train station will get you anywhere on the island - including Hogwarts, if you know the right platform.

Catch some culture with a Shakespearean play in this replica of an Elizabethan theatre.

A long road in Central London. By day it is thronged with shoppers, by night it boasts a lively party scene.

A large, natural area to escape the hustle of the city. Hyde Park features walking trails, public art, gardens, scenic waterfronts, and wide-open spaces. Events such as concerts are also held here semi-regularly.

A small village in Western England, home to both Muggles and magical folk.

A high-security Wizarding prison, located on an island in the middle of an ocean.

A pleasant, sandy beachfront dotted with the occasional cottage.

An event hall designed for wizard-only events, it has a fluttering tent pavilion roof (which always remains dry), a magical fountain of drinks, and small charmed butterflies which match event decor.

You can talk about anything here.