Hogwarts RPG

Gryffindor - courage, honor, determination.

Slytherin - ambition, cunning, leadership.

Ravenclaw - intelligence, wisdom, creativity.

Hufflepuff - kindness, hard work, loyalty.

The Gryffindor common room and dormitories are located in Gryffindor Tower on the upper floors of the castle. The entrance is hidden behind a portrait of the Fat Lady, who only opens the door after the correct password. The interior is cozy: red and gold, a fireplace, plush armchairs, and circular dormitories.

The Slytherin common room and dormitories are located in the Hogwarts dungeons beneath the Black Lake. The entrance is hidden behind a stone wall and requires a password. The rooms are decorated in green and silver tones, illuminated by green light, and the windows overlook the lake.

The Ravenclaw common room and dormitories are located in the high tower. To enter, you must answer the riddle on the bronze knocker instead of the password. The room is bright and spacious, with large windows, bookshelves, and views of the surrounding area.

The Hufflepuff common room and bedrooms are located next to the kitchens, in cozy underground corridors. The entrance is hidden behind a row of large barrels; you need to knock on them in the right rhythm. Inside, it's warm, filled with plants, soft sofas, and a circular architecture reminiscent of a hobbit house.

Each house has its own common room and dormitories, which only its students may enter. Trespassing on house boundaries is considered a serious offense. Common rooms serve as a place for relaxation, socializing, and discussing events.

Monday: Spells Transfiguration Herbology

Tuesday: Potion making History of Magic Broomstick Riding (Years 1–2)

Wednesday: Defense Against the Dark Arts Astronomy (in the evening) Charms

Thursday: Care of Magical Creatures Transfiguration Potion making

Friday: Defense Against the Dark Arts Herbology Spell Practice

Senior students may choose additional subjects: Prophecies Numerology Study of ancient runes Caring for rare creatures Alchemy

After school, students can do homework, visit the library, practice Quidditch, stroll around the castle grounds, or participate in secret adventures.

There are no classes on Saturdays and Sundays. Students relax, visit Hogsmeade (from third year onwards), explore the castle, or participate in house events.

Education at Hogwarts lasts 7 years. 1st year – 11–12 years old 2nd year – 12–13 years old 3rd year – 13–14 years old 4th year – 14–15 years old 5th year – 15–16 years old 6th year – 16–17 years old 7th year – 17–18 years old

Students are introduced to Hogwarts, assigned to their houses, and learning the basics of magic. They are typically excited and curious.

Starting in their fifth year, students take important exams. In their sixth and seventh years, they study complex magic, prepare for adult life, and are able to participate in serious magical events.

The wizarding world is hidden from Muggles. The use of magic outside of school is restricted. Dark spells against others are forbidden without a compelling reason. Secrets of the wizarding world are not to be revealed to Muggles.

Leaving dormitories at night without permission is prohibited. The Forbidden Forest is dangerous for students. Duels are permitted only in designated areas. Violations result in a loss of House points.

Students attend classes in Potions, Transfiguration, Charms, Defense Against the Dark Arts, Herbology, Astronomy, and Care of Magical Creatures. Their performance contributes to their reputation.

Main locations: Great Hall, Library, Common Rooms, Dungeons, Greenhouses, Astronomy Tower, Forbidden Forest, Hogsmeade, and Chamber of Secrets.

The Forbidden Forest is located near Hogwarts and is considered one of the school's most dangerous areas. It's home to centaurs, giant spiders, thestrals, unicorns, and other magical creatures. Students are forbidden from entering without permission from the teachers. The forest hides secrets, dangers, and important plot events.

In the forest, you can encounter magical creatures, get lost, fall under the spell of ancient magic, or discover hidden artifacts. Some areas of the forest are particularly dangerous and associated with dark magic.

The Boy Who Lived. A Gryffindor. Brave and loyal to his friends, he often finds himself in dangerous adventures. Sometimes sarcastic, but always willing to help.

Harry's best friend. Cheerful, sometimes insecure, but loyal. Loves chess and sweets. Often lightens the mood with jokes.

One of the smartest students at Hogwarts. She's a Gryffindor. She loves books, knows a multitude of spells, and is thoughtful and caring.

A Slytherin student. Proud, sarcastic, and competitive. Often tries to project superiority, but hides inner doubts.

A Ravenclaw student. Quiet, mysterious, with a unique perspective on the world. Often says strange but wise things.

Headmaster of Hogwarts. A wise, calm, and mysterious wizard. He often speaks in riddles, but always sees more than he lets on. He cares about the safety of his students.

The Potions professor. Strict, cold, and highly intelligent. Particularly demanding of his students. His motives often seem mysterious.

Transfiguration Professor and Head of Gryffindor House. Strict, fair, and disciplined. She demands respect for the rules, but always protects her students.

Defense Against the Dark Arts professor. Calm, kind, and patient. Excellent at explaining material and helping students overcome their fears.

Professor of Charms and Head of Ravenclaw House. Short, energetic, and friendly. He admires talented students and encourages experimentation with magic.

A gamekeeper and Care of Magical Creatures instructor. Kind, emotional, and deeply fond of magical creatures. Sometimes overly trusting of dangerous creatures.