🔮 Harry Potter Universe: The Marauder Era

• Avada Kedavra - a killing curse.
  - Aguamenti - creates a stream of clear water.
  - Accio - attracts an object to itself.
  - Alohomora - unlocks locks (not all).
  - Aparecium - reveals invisible ink or hidden writing.
  - Avis - summons a flock of birds.
  - Bombarda - explodes or severely damages an object.
  - Waddivasi - causes an object to fly toward a target.
  - Wingardium Leviosa - causes an object to levitate.
  - Glisseo - turns steps or a surface into a slippery slope.
  - Homenum Revelio - detects the presence of people nearby.
  - Deletrius - Removes or dispels residual magical effects (such as wand images).
  - Descendo - Lowers or pushes down an object.
  - Depulso - Pushes an object or creature away.
  - Defodio - Gouges, cuts holes in solid materials.
  - Diffindo - Cuts or tears material.
  - Discendio - Opens secret passages or hidden compartments.
  - Duro - Makes an object as hard as stone.
  - Ingorgio / Engorgio - Increases the size of an object or creature.
  - Impedimenta - Slows or stops the target's movement.
  - Impervius - Creates a water-repellent barrier on a surface.
  - Imperius - completely subjugates the target's will to the caster.
  - Incarcero - binds the target with magical ropes.
  - Incendio - creates fire, sets objects on fire.
  - Cave Inimicum - creates a protective barrier against detection and intrusion.
  - Carpe Retractum - pulls the caster to an object or the object to the caster.
  - Quietus / Quietus - reduces the volume of sound, muffles noise.
  - Colloportus - seals a door, making it inaccessible.
  - Confundus - confuses the target, disrupts coordination.
  - Conjunctivitis - blinds the target, affects the eyes.
  - Crucio - inflicts excruciating pain (one of the Unforgivable Curses).
  - Levicorpus - lifts the target into the air by the ankle.

Legilimens - Allows you to read minds or penetrate consciousness.
- Liberacorpus - Cancels the effects of Levicorpus, lowers the target.
- Locomotor - Moves an object through the air.
- Locomotor Mortis - Paralyzes the target's legs, depriving them of the ability to walk.
- Lumos - Creates light at the tip of the wand.
- Lumos Maximus - Creates a powerful directional source of light.
- Magicus Extremus - Enhances the effects of other spells.
- Meteo Recanto - Controls or stops weather effects (e.g. rain).
- Mobiliarbus - Moves a tree or large wooden object.
- Mobilicorpus - Moves a person or large object through the air.
- Morsmordre - Launches the Black Mark symbol into the sky.
- Nox - Extinguishes the light created by Lumos.
- Ape - Deprives the target of the ability to speak.
- Obliviate - Erases memories or memory fragments.
- Deafen - Creates a deafening barrier around the target, muffling sounds.
- Revive / Enervate - Brings consciousness, removes stun.
- Oppugno - Forces objects or creatures to attack the target.
- Orchidius - Creates a bouquet of flowers.
- Disconnect - Puts the target to sleep or temporarily disables their consciousness.
- Petrificus Totalus - Completely immobilizes the target.
- Pixiepixie Pesternomi - Calms pixies and other small restless creatures.
- Portus - Turns an object into a portal for travel.
- Priori Incantatem - Reveals the most recent spells fired from the wand.
- Protego - Creates a shield that reflects or blocks spells.
- Reducto - Destroys or explodes an object.
- Reducio - Reduces the size of an object or creature.
- Relashio - Releases from grabs, removes binding spells.
- Reparo - Repairs broken objects.
- Riddikulus - Turns a boggart into something funny, neutralizing it.
- Rictusempra - Causes uncontrollable laughter, tickling effect.
- Salvio Hexia - strengthens protective spells in the area.

Sectumsempra - inflicts deep cutting wounds.
- Serpensortia - summons a snake from the tip of the wand.
- Silentio - deprives the target of voice, makes them soundless.
- Sonorus - amplifies the caster's voice.
- Spongify - makes the surface springy, cushioning falls.
- Stupefy / Stupefy - stuns the target, temporarily immobilizing it.
- Tarantallegra - makes the target dance uncontrollably.
- Tergeo - cleans the surface of dirt, dust, and stains.
- Fidelius - hides the location of an object, entrusting the secret to the Keeper.
- Finite Incantatem - cancels active spells in the affected area.
- Flagrate - marks the target with a glowing mark.
- Ferula - applies bandages, immobilizes broken limbs.
- Flipendo - throws away or flips an object.
- Furunculus - causes boils to appear on the target's body.
- Excuro - cleans from dirt, debris, dust.
- Expecto Patronum - summons a Patronus, protects against Dementors.
- Expelliarmus - knocks the wand (or other object) out of the target's hand.
- Expulso - creates a blast wave, throwing objects away.
- Evanesco - makes an object disappear.
- Episkey / Episkey - heals minor injuries, sets bones.

Sirius Black - Unregistered, black dog
James Potter - Unregistered, Deer
Peter Pettigrew - Unregistered, Rat

Minerva Maggonagall - Registered cat.

James Potter*is now in his fifth year and seems to have been born for everyone's attention. At recess, he is the first to start some prank, and on Quidditch he flies so that everyone freezes. At the same time, if a friend needs help, James does not think for a second - he is already there. and every time he misses a little bit.

*<a i="1">Sirius Black<a i="2"> is also in his fifth year, and for him the rules are something of a challenge. He constantly teases the teachers, but he does it with such a charming grin that even strict teachers only sigh in the end. how alien his family's views are to him, and therefore he holds on to his friends like an anchor.

<a i="3>"<Remus Lupina i="4"> in his fifth year is the one to whom everyone runs for advice. so as not to draw unnecessary attention to his secret, but it is his calmness and reasonableness that often save the company from big trouble.

<a i="5">Peter Pettigrew<a i="6"> in his fifth year stays close to James and Sirius: it is important for him to feel part of something big and cool. He willingly laughs at other people's jokes and tries to be useful, but if there is a real danger, Peter is the first to look for someone to hide behind.

<a i="7">Lily Evans<a i="8"> in her fifth year, she is one of the best students now, and you can see how confidently she answers in class. she almost smiles at his jokes — and she doesn't know which one is stronger.

<a i="9">Arthur Weasley, in his sixth year, is now enthusiastically discussing Muggle things with his friends: he has just learned about electric light bulbs and is now trying to explain how they work from the point of view of magic. He is one of those who will always support, even if he himself does not really understand what he is getting into.

Evans Rozier<a i="0"> in his fifth year is now someone who likes to be the center of attention, but not through jokes, but through force. He is bold, sharp, not averse to starting an argument and proving that he is right. His company is those who value toughness and are not afraid to go ahead.

<a i="1">Rupert Wilkes<a i="2"> in his fifth year is often silent, But when he speaks, everyone listens. He does not like unnecessary fuss, but at a critical moment he acts quickly and accurately. There is a hidden danger in him: he doesn't throw words around, but if he promises something, he does.

<a i="3">Bellatrix Black<a i="4"> in her sixth year now seems to sparkle with energy. She flares up at any disagreement, speaks loudly, laughs sharply and recognizes no boundaries. For her, power is everything, and she is ready to prove it again and again.

<a i="5">Andromeda Black<a i="6"> tries not to stand out in her fifth year, but she doesn't do it well — she is too alive and real. She does not share the fanatical views of her family and is slowly building her own world. People feel calmer around her: Andromeda knows how to just listen and not judge.

<a i="7">Regulus Black<a i="8"> in his fourth year, he is now trying to be the "right Black": he listens to his elders, does not argue and does everything to make the family proud of him. But deep down, he is uncomfortable with some of the things that are said at home, and he doesn't know how to deal with it yet.

<a i="9>"Severus Snape<a i="10"> in his fifth year is now full of contradictions: he is brilliant about potions and the dark arts, but in the corridors he keeps to himself. that Lily will look at him differently, and at the same time she is getting closer and closer to those who share his interest in forbidden knowledge.

<a i="11">Igor Karkarov<a i="12"> in his sixth year is already calculating where it is more profitable to be and with whom it is better to be friends. He is charming when necessary, and cold, when it is beneficial. His main goal is to win, and he is ready to use any means to do so.

Molly Weasley<a i="0"> in her sixth year is the one who brings everyone together, feeds them sandwiches, and doesn't let anyone sit alone. She has a sharp tongue, but a kind heart: if someone cries after a bad grade, Molly will be the first to come up and say that everything will get better.

<a i="1">Gideon Prewell<a i="2"> in her fifth year, now the guy who is the first to be called up for any adventure. He loves risk, laughs loudly and is always ready to stand up for a friend. There are legends about him in the corridors: that he once snuck into a place where he can't, just to prove that he can.

<a i="3">Marlene MacKinnon<a i="4"> in her fifth year — cheerful, sociable, she easily finds a common language with everyone. Now she is most likely sitting in the common living room and telling some story like this, that a crowd was gathering around. Her laughter can be heard even in the neighboring hallways.

<a i="5">Lucius Malfoy<a i="6"> in his sixth year holds himself as if the whole of Hogwarts should revolve around him. which will be useful to him in the future.

<a i="7">Narcissa Black<a i="8"> in her fourth year still keeps a low profile, but her manners and restraint immediately distinguish her from the crowd. She observes, listens and rarely says too much. She already has the same aristocratic endurance that will later become her calling card.

<a i="9">Tom Marvolo Riddle<a i="10"> In my sixth year, I am now an exemplary student: polite, attentive, always with perfect homework. Teachers adore him, and other students are involuntarily drawn to him. But if you look closely, there is something icy in his smile, and there is cold calculation in his eyes. He already knows what he wants, and he goes to it without looking back.

<a i="11">Matthew Riddle in his fifth year still remains a mystery: he keeps to himself, does not get into conflicts, but does not get lost in the crowd either. Sometimes it seems that he is looking at everything, as if he is looking for his place.

Walden McNair<a i="0"> in his sixth year is someone who does not like long conversations. He prefers to act, and most often his actions are tough. People try not to mess with him: he does not forgive offenses and does not forget insults.

<a i="1">Rabastan Lestrange<a i="2"> in his fifth year is now full of energy and desire to prove that it is worth something. He is impulsive, short-tempered, and often does things first and thinks later. In the company, he tries to be noticeable, but sometimes he goes too far.

<a i="3">Abraham Knott<a i="4"> in his sixth year he behaves like the heir to an ancient family: reserved, cold, with a sense of self-respect. He rarely shows emotion, but his word carries weight in his circle.

<a i="5">Ted Tonks<a i="6"> In the sixth year, now there is someone who is not afraid to be himself. He is kind, open and does not hesitate to laugh at his own mistakes. His friendship with Andromeda is a silent rebellion against all prejudice, and he's not going to give it up.

<a i="7">Frank Longbottom<a i="8"> in his fifth year already looks like a future hero: calm, reliable, ready to stand up for justice. He's not looking for glory, but if someone is in trouble, Frank will be there first.

<a i="9>"Alice Longbottom<a i="10"> In the fourth year, she was smart, decisive and very sensitive. She notices when someone is feeling bad and finds the right words. With Frank, they seem to complement each other: he gives confidence, she gives warmth.

<a i="11">Newt Scamander<a i="12"> in his fifth year now most often disappears in greenhouses or walks near the Forbidden Forest. and at these moments he becomes completely different — enthusiastic and happy.

<a i="13">Theseus Scamander, in his sixth year, is an older brother who tries to keep everything under control. He is responsible, collected and a little strict with himself and others. At the same time, he sincerely worries about Newt and does everything to make him feel safe.

James Potter: dark blonde hair, brown eyes; height - 178 cm; Age - 16 years.
Sirius Black: black hair, black eyes height - 180 cm; Age - 16 years.
Remus Lupin: light brown hair, brown eyes; height - 185 cm; Age - 16 years.
Peter Pettigrew: light brown hair, [in the original, the mistake "eyes eyes" - probably referring to "brown eyes"]; height - 160 cm; Age - 16 years.
Lily Evans: red hair, green eyes height - 170 cm; Age - 16 years.
Arthur Weasley: red hair, brown eyes; height - 187 cm; Age - 17 years.
Molly Weasley: red hair, brown eyes; height - 170 cm; Age - 17 years.
Gideon Prewell: height – 170 cm; Age - 16 years old (description of appearance not specified).
Marlene MacKinnon: dark brown hair, black eyes height - 168 cm; Age - 16 years.
Lucius Malfoy: blond hair, gray eyes; height - 180 cm; Age - 17 years.
Narcissa Black: black hair with two blonde strands, black eyes; height - 170 cm; Age - 15 years.
Tom Marvolo Riddle: black hair, red eyes height - 183 cm; Age - 17 years.
Matthew Riddle – black hair, black eyes height - 178 cm; Age - 16 years.
Evans Rosier: blond hair, brown eyes; height - 175 cm; Age - 16 years.
Rupert Wilkes: black hair, black eyes height - 178 cm; Age - 16 years.
Bellatrix Black: black hair, black eyes height - 172 cm; Age - 17 years.
Andromeda Black: brown hair, black eyes; height - 169 cm; Age - 16 years.
Scabior: red hair, green eyes; height - 181 cm; Age - 16 years.
Bartemius Crouch: brown hair, brown eyes; height - 180 cm; Age - 15 years.
Barty Crouch Jr.: black hair, gray eyes height - 176 cm; Age - 15 years.
Pandora Rosier: blonde hair, black eyes; height - 168 cm; Age - 15 years.
Rodolphus Lestrange: black hair, black eyes; height - 185 cm; Age - 17 years.
Crabb Sr.: brown hair, black eyes; height - 172 cm; Age - 16 years.

Avery II: brown hair, brown eyes; height - 170 cm; Age - 17 years.
Regulus Black: black hair, black eyes height - 168 cm; Age - 15 years.
Rihanna Malfoy: blonde hair, blue eyes; height - 170 cm; Age - 15 years.
Severus Snape: black hair, black eyes height - 176 cm; Age - 16 years.
Igor Karkarov: black hair, gray eyes; height - 182 cm; Age - 17 years.
Walden McNair: brown hair, hazel eyes; height - 174 cm; Age - 17 years.
Rabastan Lestrange: black hair, black eyes; height - 183 cm; Age - 16 years.
Letta: blonde hair, blue eyes; height - 167 cm; Age - 16 years.
Diggory: brown hair, brown eyes; height - 174 cm; Age - 15 years.
Abraham Knott – black hair, green eyes height - 176 cm; Age - 17 years.
Ted Tonks: brown hair, hazel eyes; height - 183 cm; Age - 17 years.
Frank Longbottom: black hair, gray eyes height - 186 cm; Age - 16 years.
Newt Scamander: brown hair, hazel eyes; height - 178 cm; Age - 16 years.
Theseus Scamander: brown hair, gray eyes; height - 180 cm; Age - 17 years.
Mary MacDonald: black hair, black eyes; height - 169 cm; Age - 17 years.
Xenophilius Lovegood: blond hair, gray eyes; height - 182 cm; Age - 17 years.
Alice Longbottom: black hair, black eyes height - 168 cm; Age - 15 years.
Emmeline Vance: black hair, black eyes; height - 166 cm; Age - 15 years.

Gryffindor:
James Potter, Sirius Black, Remus Lupin, Peter Pettigrew, Lily Evans, Arthur Weasley, Molly Weasley, Gideon Prewell, Marlene MacKinnon.

Slytherin:
Lucius Malfoy, Narcissa Black, Tom Marvolo Riddle, Matthew Riddle, Evans Rosier, Rupert Wilkes, Bellatrix Black, Andromeda Black, Scabior, Bartemius Crouch, Barty Crouch Jr., Pandora Rosier, Rodolphus Lestrange, Crabb Sr., Avery II, Regulus Black, Rihanna Malfoy, Severus Snape, Igor Karkarov, Walden McNair, Rabustan Lestrange

Hufflepuff :
Letta, Diggory, Abraham Knott, Ted Tonks, Frank Longbottom, Newt Scamander, Theseus Scamander, Mary MacDonald.

Ravenclaw :
Xenophilius Lovegood, Alice Longbottom, Emmeline Vance.

Courses of all students :
James Potter: 5 course
Sirius Black: 5 course
Remus Lupin: 5 course
Peter Pettigrew: 5 course
Lily Evans: 5 course
Arthur Weasley: 6 course
Molly Weasley: 6 course
Gideon Prewell: 5 course
Marlene MacKinnon: 5 course
Lucius Malfoy: 6 course
Narcissa Black: 4 course
Tom Marvolo Riddle: 6 year
Matthew Riddle: 5th course
Evans Rozier: 5th course
Rupert Wilkes: 5th course
Bellatrix Black: 6th course
Andromeda Black: 5th course
Scabior: 5th course
Bartemius Crouch: 4th course
Barty Crouch Jr.: 4th course
Pandora Rosier: 4th course
Rodolphus Lestrange: 6th course.
Crabb Sr.: 5th year
Avery II: 6th course
Regulus Black: 4th course
Rianna Malfoy: 4th course
Severus Snape: 5th course
Igor Karkarov: 6th course
Walden McNair: 6th course
Rabustan Lestrange: 5th course
Letta: 5th course
Diggory: 4th course
Abraham Knott: 6th course Ted Tonks: 6th course

Frank Longbottom: 5th course
Newt Scamander: 5th course
Theseus Scamander: 6th year
Mary MacDonald: 6th course
Xenophilius Lovegood: 6th course
Alice Longbottom: 4th course
Emmeline Vance: 4th year

James Potter: pure-blooded
Sirius Black: pure-blooded
Remus Lupin: half-blood
Peter Pettigrew: pure-blooded
Lily Evans: Muggle-born
Arthur Weasley: pure-blooded
Molly Weasley: pure-blooded
Gideon Prewell: pure-blooded Marlene MacKinnon: pure-blooded

Lucius Malfoy: pure-blooded
Narcissa Black: pure-blooded
Tom Marvolo Riddle: half-blood
Matthew Riddle: Half-Blood
Evans Rosier: Pure-Blood
Rupert Wilkes: Pure-Blood
Bellatrix Black: Pure-Blood
Andromeda Black: Pure-Blood
Scabior: Pall-Blood Barteius Crouch: Pure-Blood

Barty Crouch Jr.: Pure-Blood
Pandora Rosier: Pure-Blood
Rodolphus Lestrange: Pure-Blood Crabb Sr.: Pure-Blood

Avery II: Pure-Blood
Regulus Black: Pureblood
Rihanna Malfoy: Pureblood
Severus Snape: Half-Blood
Igor Karkarov: Pure-Blood Walden McNair: Pure-Blood

Rabastan Lestrange: Pure-Blood
Letta: Half-Blood
Diggory: Muggleborn
Abraham Knott: Pureblood
Ted Tonks: Muggle-born
Frank Longbottom: Pureblood
Newt Scamander: Pureblood
Theseus Scamander: Purebred
Mary MacDonald: Half-Blood
Xenophilius Lovegood: Purebred
Alice Longbottom: Muggleborn
Emmeline Vance: Purebred

Rubeus Hagrid

Rubeus Hagrid is a half-giant, keeper of keys and forester at Hogwarts, later a teacher of caring for magical creatures. He sincerely loves all living things, even the most dangerous and frightening creatures: for example, he raised the dragon Norbert and was friends with the giant spider Aragog. Hagrid is known for his kindness and loyalty, but due to his straightforwardness and lack of knowledge of boundaries, he sometimes unwittingly puts his students at risk. For Harry Potter and his friends, he became one of the first true allies in the wizarding world: it was Hagrid who told Harry about his past and led him to Diagon Alley. His cabin at the edge of the Forbidden Forest is a place where the guys often go for advice or just a cup of hot tea.

Argus Filch

Argus Filch is the caretaker of Hogwarts and the caretaker of the castle, a Squib (a person from a magical family who does not possess magic). He is painfully obsessed with order and cannot stand any violations of school rules. Filch constantly patrols the hallways in the company of his cat, Mrs. Norris, who seems to sense when the students are up to something. Despite his grumpiness and penchant for threatening punishment, deep down Filch is attached to Hogwarts and tries to protect it. He knows the secret passages and nooks and crannies of the castle very well, and he also desperately dreams of mastering magic, which is why he has a weakness for the Collection of Punishments and other dubious manuals.

Madam Pomfrey

Madam Poppy Pomfrey is the chief healer of the hospital wing of Hogwarts. She is strict, but incredibly caring: any student who gets into her bed can count on attentive care and quick treatment. In her arsenal there are entire shelves with potions and potions, including such powerful remedies as bone growth and rowan decoction. Madam Pomfrey does not tolerate fuss and unnecessary visitors in her wing, but for the sake of saving her life, she is ready to act decisively and without delay - including in the midst of the Battle of Hogwarts. For students, she is a reliable support: even the most severe injuries and magical ailments in her hands gradually recede.

Minerva Maggonagal - Professor of Transcription
Horace Slireznot - Professor of Potions
Wilkie Twycross - Professor of Transgression
Madam Hooch - Professor of Broomstick
Philius Flitwick - Professor of Spelling
Cuthbert Binns. - Professor of the History of
Magic Aurora Sinistra - Professor of Astronomy
Pomona Sprout - Professor of Herbology.
Sylvanus Kettleburn and Wilhelmina Grubbley-Planck - Magical Creature
Courtship Professors Sibyl Trelawney - Professor of Divination
Bathsheda Babbling - Professor of Ancient Runes

• Septima Vector - Professor of Arithmancy (sometimes called Numerology)
  Charity Burbage - Professor of Muggle Studies

At Hogwarts, the curriculum is divided into compulsory subjects (they are studied by all students from the 1st to the 5th year) and elective subjects (they begin to be mastered from the 3rd year). In the 6th-7th courses, highly specialized courses are added, for example, on transgression.

Compulsory subjects

• Transfiguration. It teaches you to turn some objects into others - from a match to a needle to complex transformations of living beings. Accuracy is important: an error can lead to a partial or permanent change.
• Spells. Here they master the charms that give objects new properties: they make them levitate, glow, make sounds, etc. A lot of attention is paid to the correct intonation and movements with the stick.
• Potions. In fact, magical chemistry: students learn to mix ingredients according to precise recipes to get the desired effect. Mistakes here are especially dangerous - you can get an explosion, poisoning or unpredictable changes.
• History of magic. The only item that a ghost leads. Students study the key events of the magical world: goblin uprisings, wizard wars, important laws of the Ministry of Magic. It is often considered the most boring subject because of its dry presentation.
• Defense against the Dark Arts. One of the most vital items: you learn how to defend yourself from dark spells, curses, and dangerous creatures. The position of the teacher was "cursed"
• Astronomy. Classes are held late in the evening in the Astronomical Tower: students observe the stars, memorize the names of constellations and planets, and study their magical influence.
• Herbology. Practical Subject in Greenhouses: Students tend to magical plants, learn to gather ingredients, and understand how plants can be beneficial or dangerous.

Elective subjects (from the 3rd year)

• Caring for magical creatures. On-campus hands-on activities: Students are taught how to handle, feed, behave, and recognize signs of danger

Prophecies. They study various ways of predicting the future: fortune-telling on coffee grounds, interpreting dreams, reading on a crystal ball, etc. Many magicians consider this subject to be inaccurate.

• Ancient runes. Linguistic and Magical Subject: Students learn to read and understand ancient magical inscriptions, decipher runic texts, and use runes in enchantments.
• Arithmantics (sometimes called numerology). He combines mathematics and magic: they study the magical properties of numbers, learn to make calculations for complex charms and predictions.
  Muggle Studies. It gives an insight into the lives of ordinary people (Muggles), their technology, culture, and history. This helps wizards better understand the world outside of the magical community.

Additional courses and classes

• Broomstick flying. First-year students are taught to stay on a broomstick, perform simple maneuvers, and follow safety rules. This is the basis for playing Quidditch.
• Transgression course. A special paid course for 6th year students: they teach how to teleport over short distances. This is a difficult and dangerous skill that requires concentration and precise control.
• Alchemy. A highly specialized subject that is sometimes introduced in senior years if students are interested. They study the transformation of substances and the search for the philosopher's stone.

A giant squid in the Black Lake<a i="0">. Sometimes it sticks out its tentacles, and the students sunbathe on the shore in good weather - the squid is peaceful.

• <a i="1">Acromantules<a i="2">. Giant spiders, descendants of Aragog, live in the Forbidden Forest. They speak human language and are very dangerous.

• <a i="3">Hogwarts House Elves<a i="4">. There are dozens of them who cook, clean, extinguish fires, and know the castle better than any student.

• <a i="5">Sword of Gryffindor<a i="6">. Appears in the Rescue Room or in front of any real Gryffindor in a moment of need

• <a i="7">The Sorting Hat can pull the sword out of itself<a i="8">. Yes, the hat is also the scabbard for Godric Gryffindor's sword.

• <a i="9">Hagrid's Hut<a i="10">. On the edge of the Forbidden Forest, where Hagrid kept Fang, Norbert (dragon), Buckbeak, and other creatures.
  Cats and other pets

• <a i="11">Toads, rats, and owls<a i="12">. Allowed pets of students.

• <a i="13">Bathhouse of the headmen<a i="14">. colorful bubbles and a bunch of pillows.

• <a i="15">Library with a forbidden section<a i="16">. Books in the forbidden section can whisper, scream, and drive you crazy — for example, the book "How to Tear Apart the Innocent" cannot be opened without gloves.

The Faculty Ghosts and Their Stories

• <a i="17">The Gray Lady — Elena Ravenclaw<a i="18">. The founder's daughter, who was killed by the Bloody Baron out of jealousy
• <a i="19">The Bloody Baron<a i="20">. Slytherin ghost, covered in blood - he killed Helena and then himself, and wears chains as punishment.
• <a i="21">Fat Monk<a i="22">. Hufflepuff ghost, good-natured, keeps asking to give Peeves a second chance.
• <a i="23">Sir Nicholas de Mimsay-Porpington. Almost Headless Nick - he could not be completely decapitated, so the head is held on a muscle and a piece of skin.

<a i="0">Sorting Hat<a i="1">. It "hears" thoughts and decides which house to send a student to. At the same time, it also sings!
Mirror of Eenalez<a i="2">. It shows the most cherished desire of the heart
Invisibility Cloak<a i="3">. One of the Deathly Hallows: it hides the wearer so that even the enchantment does not help to find him.
Talking Portraits<a i="4">. They don't just hang on the walls: they can chat with each other, walk through neighboring paintings, and even help (or hinder) students. For example, portraits in the hallways suggest passwords to living rooms.
Trap steps<a i="5">. Some stairs at Hogwarts suddenly change direction as if they live their own lives.
Doors with special rules<a i="6">. There are doors that only open with certain behaviors (for example, if you tickle the desired painting) or are not allowed at all if you do not know the password.

House Ghosts<a i="7">. Almost Headless Nick (Gryffindor), Blood Baron (Slytherin), Fat Monk (Hufflepuff), Gray Lady (Ravenclaw) — each has its own story and character.
Filch the Cat<a i="8">. Mrs. Norris seems to sense a violation of order and immediately reports to Filch.
Giant squid in Black Lake<a i="9">. Sometimes it sticks out its tentacles, and the students sunbathe on the shore in good weather - the squid is peaceful.

• <a i="10">Acromantules<a i="11">. Giant spiders, descendants of Aragog, live in the Forbidden Forest. They speak human language and are very dangerous.

• <a i="12">Hogwarts house-elves<a i="13">. There are dozens of them - they cook, clean, extinguish fires and know the castle better than any student.

• <a i="14">Gryffindor Sword<a i="15">. Appears in the Rescue Room or in front of any real Gryffindor in a moment of need

• <a i="16">The Sorting Hat can pull the sword out of itself<a i="17">. Yes, the hat is also the scabbard for Godric Gryffindor's sword.

• <a i="18">Hagrid's Hut. At the edge of the Forbidden Forest, where Hagrid kept Fang, Norbert (the dragon), the hippogriff Buckbeak, and other creatures.
  Felines and other pets

MERMAIDS
In the world of magicians, mermaids (or rather, the Merpeople) are intelligent magical people, and not just fabulous beauties
. The image of such a mermaid is, for example, on the stained glass window in the bathroom of the prefects at Hogwarts.

• Cold waters (like Black Lake near Hogwarts) are inhabited by other species: selkie (Scotland) and merrow (Ireland). They are much less "photogenic": they have gray skin, long dark green hair, yellow eyes, uneven teeth, and necklaces of pebbles around their necks.
• Dwellings and life. Mermaids build entire settlements: houses made of stone, gardens of algae are laid out nearby.
• Tamed creatures. In many mermaid houses, tamed grindylows — spiny water demons — are kept in the yard as guards.
• Love for music. All representatives of the water people, regardless of appearance, are united by a passion for music.
• Language. Mermaids have their own language that sounds like creepy screams to the human ear. But some wizards understand him: for example, Albus Dumbledore spoke the mermaid language.
• Status. Mermaids and newts, like centaurs, abandoned the status of "creatures" and preferred to be considered "beasts". It was a kind of protest against the bureaucracy of the Ministry of Magic.
• No wand magic. Mermaids do not use magic wands and, apparently, do not possess the magic familiar to wizards at all. Their strength is in their environment and culture.
• "Mermaid men" are called newts. In books and reference books, they are always mentioned as a pair: mermaids and newts.

KELPIE is a water spirit from British and Irish folklore, lives in rivers, lakes and swamps.

It most often looks like a horse with a mane of foam or algae, but can shapeshift (e.g., transform into a sea serpent, otter, or human) to lure prey.

His trick is to appear docile: if a person sits on top of him, the kelpie will drag him under the water.

You can protect yourself with the help of an enchanted bridle or by trickery - by forcing the spirit to take an oath (he cannot break it).

Sometimes the Kelpie is associated with the legend of the Loch Ness Monster - as if it is a giant Kelpie in the form of a sea serpent.

LOBALUG is a small, magical aquatic creature about ten inches long. It is easily recognizable by its elastic tubular body and large poisonous sac that occupies most of the body; A long rubber proboscis extends from the pouch.

Lobalug uses poison as a means of defense: when he is in danger, he sharply squeezes the pouch and shoots poison in the direction of the attacker. This tactic allows it to scare away predators, despite its modest size and lack of other methods of defense.

The water people often use lobaluga as a kind of weapon - they use their natural ability to hit the enemy with poison. And wizards sometimes take lobaluga venom as an ingredient for potions, but working with it is strictly controlled due to its high toxicity.

A plimp (aka flip-flop) is a small aquatic creature that resembles a flattened round fish. It has two long webbed feet that move along the bottom.

It lives in deep lakes, where it crawls among rocks and algae in search of prey, most often water snails. By nature, the plimp is not particularly aggressive, but it can slightly pinch those who are nearby: for example, cling to the heels or touch swimwear.

The water people (mermaids and newts) have a special attitude to plimps: they are considered an annoying hindrance. Mermaids often tie the plimp's paws in a knot - after that, the current carries away the helpless creature (it is difficult to get out)

Around Hogwarts and right within its walls, there really is a whole scattering of magical creatures!

Near Hogwarts: Forbidden Forest and Surroundings
<a i="0"> Acromantula. Giant Spiders. In the books, the colony that was once raised by Rubeus Hagrid - Aragog and Mosag.
Centaurs. They live in the forest alone, more interested in the stars than in the affairs of people. Among them was, for example, Florenz. 
<a i="1"> Hippogriffs. Half-horses, half-eagles. Hagrid had his own herd, and he showed them to his students in classes on caring for magical creatures (e.g. Buckbeak).
Thestrals. Winged creatures that look like horse skeletons. An important detail: they are seen only by those who have personally experienced death. 
<a i="2"> Unicorns. Shy and beautiful creatures with a horn on their heads.
Trolls. In the forest, there were forest and swamp trolls. 
<a i="3"> Bow truses (bowtracles). Small creatures that guard trees.
Dromarogs. Large, humpbacked, with two sharp horns. They are distinguished by an aggressive disposition. 
<a i="4"> Sniffers. Fluffy animals that love everything shiny - they collect such items in their inner bag.
Zhmyrs. They resemble cats with spotted fur, large ears and a lion's tail. Intelligent, independent, but they can become good pets if they are imbued with sympathy. 
<a i="5"> Moon Taurus. A very shy creature that only emerges from its burrow when the moon is full.

In Hogwarts itself
House Elves. They are magically attached to their families, but they also live and work at Hogwarts. 
<a i="6"> Ghosts. The castle is haunted by various ghosts, such as Almost Headless Nick, Fat Monk, Bloody Baron.
Phoenix Fawkes. Albus Dumbledore's pet. He is able to rise from the ashes, and his tears have healing powers. 
Boggart. A creature that takes the form of a person's deepest fear.

Near Hogwarts and in the vicinity
<a i="0"> Grindilow are water creatures with horns and long bony fingers
Pixies are small blue flying creatures, very nimble and naughty
<a i="1"> Falcons are a hybrid of a fire crab and a manticore, the result of Hagrid's experiment. They are aggressive, can breathe fire and hit with an electric discharge.
Basilisk is a giant serpent, whose gaze is
deadly<a i="2"> Dragons - usually do not live near Hogwarts
Red Hoods - look like dwarves, vicious, live in places where blood was once shed, like to attack with clubs.
<a i="3"> Swamp lanterns are ghostly lights over swamps, luring travelers into swamps; were on the training "obstacle course" at Lupin.
Diricoles are fluffy birds that disappear in danger by dissolving into thin air; They can be kept in the vivarium.
<a i="4"> Fwoopers are bright songbirds, but their song gradually drives you crazy, so they sell only with a silencing spell.
Chatterbirds are small colorful birds, they are silent all their lives, and at the moment of death they sing everything they have heard in their lives.
<a i="5"> Walnuthorn Kizlyaks are the creatures that Lovegood talked about; according to her, they can become invisible and love cabbage.
Nargles are another "invisible" creature from Lovegood's stories, allegedly stealing small things and tangling shoelaces.
<a i="6"> Manticores are ferocious beasts with the body of a lion, the tail of a scorpion and the face of a man; extremely dangerous, in the magical world they are considered to be among the most formidable creatures.
Hippocampus is a half-horse, half-fish, lives in water; In some materials of the world of magicians, it is found in sea and lake waters, and in games - near the coast.
<a i="7"> Kappa is a Japanese water spirit, but in the magical classification he is studied as an international dangerous creature; he likes to be bowed to, otherwise he will be dragged underwater.

In Hogwarts and its immediate vicinity
Poltergeist Peeves is a mischievous spirit who is always making small dirty tricks and making life in the castle more fun.
The ghoul in the attic lives in the attic of Hogwarts, no one touches him, he just lives there.

<a i="0"> Doxey - look like tiny fairies, but with poisonous teeth; they can settle in secluded corners.
Dwarf fluffies (ballworms) are cute little balls of hair, they like to have them as pets.
<a i="1"> Brainsnatches are creatures that Luna Lovegood believes exist: according to her, they fly into the ears and soften the brain.
Fluffy is a three-headed dog that once guarded the hatch to the philosopher's stone; he was raised by Hagrid, and he could be put to sleep by music.
<a i="2"> Knizl are relatives of the Zhmyrs, intelligent and independent, similar to cats; they can be great pets if they befriend a wizard.
Patronuses are not exactly "living" creatures, but their material form looks like an animal and behaves almost like the real thing: it protects against Dementors. They take on different appearances in different characters.
Dementors - although they cannot be called "inhabitants" of Hogwarts, they repeatedly appeared at the walls of the castle and even inside when guarding the school; They feed on joy and are able to suck out the soul (Dementor's Kiss).

PUREBLOODS are those magicians whose family consists entirely of magicians. Or rather, their parents must be magicians.
HALF-BREEDS are those wizards whose parents are magicians and Muggles, or magicians and half-breeds. Example: mage + muggle = half-breed. Half-blood + mage = half-breed
Mudbloods (this is a name-calling for those who have Muggle parents)/MULKBORNS are those magicians who have Muggle parents (ordinary people)

Mages - wizards
Muggles are ordinary people

ANIMAGI in the world of magicians are wizards who can turn into a specific animal and back at will. It's not an innate ability, but a skill that can be learned—but it's not easy to master.

How to become an Animagus
Turning into an animal is a complex and potentially dangerous magic. To become an Animagus, you need to go through a long and risky process: keep a mandrake leaf in your mouth for a month until animal traits begin to appear. If you make a mistake in spells or fail to withstand the ritual, you can be forever stuck in an intermediate state - half-human, half-beast. Because of this, Animagus is strictly controlled: every Animagus is required to register with the Ministry of Magic so that the authorities know who is capable of turning into which animal
. The Animagus always turns into the same animal - the choice of form is not arbitrary and, apparently, is associated with the personality of the wizard.

• Preservation of consciousness. In animal form, the Animagus remains in its mind: it remembers who it is and is able to think like a human, although the animal's instincts can also influence behavior.
• Not to be confused with werewolfism. The Animagus changes form at will and at any time, and the werewolf turns into a beast against his will during the full moon and has little control over himself.

In the world of magicians, magic wands are not just tools for witchcraft, but almost living objects: it is believed that the wand itself chooses the wizard, and not vice versa. They are made by a master (the most famous is Garrick Ollivander), combining wood and a magical core - the properties of the wand depend on this.

How sticks
are made - Wood. Each type of tree has its own characteristics. For example, holly is suitable for those who face dangers, and yew is associated with overcoming death.

• Core. The most common options are: phoenix feather, dragon heart sinew, unicorn hair. A phoenix feather gives the greatest potential, but a wand with such a core can be willful. Unicorn hair makes magic stable, and dragon vein helps you quickly master different spells.
• Length and flexibility. These parameters are also important and are selected individually. Most sticks are between 9 and 14 inches. Flexibility reflects how much the wand is willing to adapt to the wielder's style of magic.
• Elder wand. One of the Deathly Hallows, the most powerful wand. It is made of elderberry, the core is Festral hair. Her loyalty passes to the one who defeated the previous owner, so her story is full of twists and turns: she belonged to Grindelwald, then Dumboldore.
  Communication with the owner. Over time, the wand "gets used to" its owner, and the magic becomes more accurate. Someone else's wand works worse.
• Breakdown and repair. Sticks can break, and they cannot always be restored. For example, Ron Weasley's wand was assembled from two parts and often malfunctioned.
• Special cases. Some powerful wizards are able to perform magic without a wand, but for most, it remains a necessary focus for channeling power.

Quidditch is a game on flying broomsticks in the wizarding world.

Field and goal: an oval field with a goal (three rings for each team). The game goes on until the Snitch is caught, which ends the match and earns the team 150 points.

Balls:
*quaffle (dark red) - hunters fight for it, a goal gives 10 points;

• Bludgers (two black) - knock down players, beaters work with them;
  Snitch (golden with wings) - it is caught by the catcher.

Team composition (7 people): 3 hunters, 2 beaters, 1 goalkeeper, 1 catcher.

Features: no substitutes (except for extremely long matches), more than 700 ways to break the rules, there are free throws. The game is popular in Hogwarts and in the wizarding world in general - school, professional and international tournaments are held.

Gryffindor is one of the four houses of Hogwarts. It was founded by Godric Gryffindor, one of the great wizards and co-founders of the school.

The main values of the faculty are courage, nobility and readiness to stand up for a just cause. The symbol of Gryffindor is a lion, and the colors are scarlet and gold: they reflect the fiery nature of the house and are associated with passion and strength.

Gryffindor's living room is located in a high tower, the entrance to it is guarded by a portrait of the Plump Lady - to get inside, you need to tell the correct password. Inside, the room is decorated in red and gold tones, where students relax, study and get together.

Special magical items are associated with the House: for example, the Sword of Gryffindor and the Sorting Hat, which, along with the other founders, was enchanted by Godric himself. The ghost of Gryffindor is a near-headless Nick.

Gryffindor apprentices are often decisive and even audacious: they are not afraid to challenge difficulties and act in risky situations. Because of this, the house is often perceived as the most "combative" in Hogwarts.

Ravenclaw is one of the four houses at Hogwarts, and was founded by Candida Ravenclaw.

The main values of the faculty are intelligence, wisdom, wit and a creative approach to solving problems. Ravenclaw's motto is "Wit beyond measure is man's greatest treasure." The symbol of the faculty is an eagle (in films it is often replaced by a raven), and the colors are blue and bronze: they are associated with the sky and metal, emphasizing the desire for the heights of knowledge and the strength of knowledge.

Ravenclaw's living room is located in a tall tower, one of the most elevated points of the castle. Its windows overlook the lake, the Forbidden Forest and the surroundings of Hogwarts. The entrance to the living room is unusual: instead of a password, you need to correctly answer the riddle posed by a bronze hammer in the shape of an eagle. The question is new every time, and it is believed that only someone who belongs to Ravenclaw in spirit can solve it. Inside, the room is round, with a domed ceiling painted with a starry sky, and cozy armchairs - it is pleasant to think and have long conversations here.

Associated with the faculty is the diadem of Candida Ravenclaw, an ancient artifact that, according to legend, contains a special wisdom. Ravenclaw Ghost - Gray Lady She often appears in the tower and sometimes helps students look at a problem from an unexpected angle.

Ravenclaw apprentices are known for their out-of-the-box thinking and curiosity. They love puzzles, appreciate intellectual arguments, and often find non-obvious solutions where others see a dead end. Because of this, the faculty is often considered a place for thoughtful and original personalities - those who seek not fame, but an understanding of the essence of things.

Hufflepuff is one of the four houses of Hogwarts, it was founded by Penelope Hufflepuff.

The main values of the faculty are hard work, patience, loyalty and honesty. The symbol of Hufflepuff is a badger: this animal seems calm, but is able to resolutely stand up for itself if necessary. The House's colors are yellow and black, which are associated with land and crops, highlighting the House's association with hard work and reliability.

The Hufflepuff living room is located near the kitchen. You can get into it through a pile of barrels: you need to knock on the second from the bottom in the middle of the second row in a special rhythm. If you make a mistake with the rhythm or choose the wrong barrel, the intruder will be doused with a portion of vinegar — this is how the faculty protects its space. Inside, the living room is cozy: it has a lot of soft light, round windows through which you can see grass and dandelions, as well as plants - you can often find dancing cacti and other magical specimens here.

Associated with the faculty is the Penelope Hufflepuff Cup, an ancient artifact that belonged to the founder. The ghost of Hufflepuff is the Fat Monk: he is good-natured and willingly helps students.

Hufflepuff students are renowned for their reliability and teamwork. They do not strive for ostentatious fame, but are ready to work hard for a common goal and will always support a friend. Because of this, the house is often considered the most "earthly" and cohesive in Hogwarts: its students value stability, fairness, and mutual support.

Slytherin is one of the four houses of Hogwarts, founded by Salazar Slytherin.

The main values of the faculty are ambition, cunning, resourcefulness and the ability to achieve one's own goal. The symbol of Slytherin is a snake, and the colors are green and silver: they emphasize the prudence and nobility of the house.

The Slytherin Living Room is located in the dungeons of the castle. The entrance is hidden in a blank wall — it can be opened with a password. The interior is designed in cold colors, and from the windows you can see underground lakes; Sometimes a giant squid swims by, adding a special mystery to the place.

Important magical relics are associated with the House, such as the Slytherin Medallion and the Chamber of Secrets created by the House's founder. His magical companion was the basilisk, a creature that embodied the power and danger that Slytherin held dear. The ghost of the house is the Blood Baron.

Slytherin's students are renowned for their sharp minds and strategic thinking. They often show pragmatism: they prefer to calculate the consequences and act where the risk is justified. Because of this, the faculty is often seen as calculating and closed, and its students are seen as strong leaders who know how to build alliances and defend their own interests.

Forbidden Forest
Wild, a gloomy forest adjacent to the grounds of Hogwarts. It is called "forbidden" because students cannot go there unaccompanied: dangerous creatures live there - centaurs, acromantula (giant spiders), unicorns and others. The forest is dense, shady, in some places impassable; It's easy to get lost in it, and the atmosphere often feels oppressive. At the same time, the forest is a source of rare ingredients for potions, and the forester (for example, Hagrid) often takes students there for practical classes.

Hospital Wing
A place at Hogwarts where injured and sick students and staff are treated. It is run by Madame Pomfrey, an experienced and strict healer. The wing has many beds with curtains, there are supplies of healing potions and potions, and the environment is arranged so that patients can relax. People come here after accidents in class, and after injuries in Quidditch, and in the case of serious magical ailments.

The Rescue Room
A mysterious room at Hogwarts that only appears when it is truly needed and adapts to the needs of the one looking for it. It can become a training room, a shelter, a warehouse, or anything else depending on the need. The entrance to it is not always obvious and manifests itself only when there is an urgent need. The room is used for secret meetings, and for preparing for exams, and for hiding in difficult moments

Shrieking Cabin
An old, dilapidated building on the outskirts of Hogsmeade, known for its eerie howls and creaks. For a long time, it was considered the "cursed house", but in fact, the sounds were associated with the transformations of the werewolf (during the full moon). The hut is connected to Hogwarts by a secret underground passage that begins under the roots of the Rattle Willow. Now the building looks abandoned and frightening, with broken windows and rickety walls.

Rattlesnake Willow
A huge, aggressive tree near Hogwarts that violently fights off anyone who gets too close. She was placed specifically to guard the entrance to the secret passage leading to the Shrieking Shack. The tree has a "weak point": if you press on a certain knot on the trunk, the willow freezes and stops waving its branches. This allows you to safely access the secret passage.
The Rattlesnake Willow was planted so that Remus Lupin could sneak through the secret passage beneath it to the Shrieking Shack and address there. Only Dumboldore, Minerva, and the Marauders know about it.

Hogwarts is a huge magical castle in the Scottish mountains, as if woven from towers, corridors and secrets. It was built by four great wizards - Godric Gryffindor, Salazar Slytherin, Candida Ravenclaw and Penelope Hufflepuff - and since then, magic has held the walls, preventing them from collapsing and hiding the castle from the eyes of ordinary people.
Inside there is a whole labyrinth: floors, dungeons, galleries and hundreds of nooks and crannies. The Great Hall is the heart of the castle: here you can eat, celebrate and listen to important announcements. Its ceiling is like a piece of real sky: it can be strewn with stars, covered with clouds or sprinkled with snow, and all this without windows and glass is a charm.
The towers at Hogwarts are not just for beauty. In the highest, the Astronomical Square, they look at the constellations at night. In the Gryffindor tower there is a living room and bedrooms, the entrance to it is guarded by a portrait of the Fat Lady: only the one who tells the correct password will let in. Ravenclaw is different: to get into the living room, you need to solve a riddle posed by a bronze hammer in the shape of an eagle. In the cold dungeons there is a kitchen where house-elves are busy, and a potions room; there, behind a stone wall, hides Slytherin's living room. The castle lives its own magic: the stairs change direction every now and then, and sometimes disappear altogether, the corridors do not lead where you expect, and rooms can appear and disappear. Portraits walk along the walls: they talk to each other and to people, peep, whisper advice and sometimes even warn of danger. There are also special places - like the Helping Room. There are many secret passages through the castle - some lead to secluded corners, others - outside of Hogwarts. Some know only the chosen ones, others open only at the right hour. And Hogwarts is also guarded by powerful charms: they do not let those who do not belong here inside, and protect it from trouble. Ghosts often flicker in the corridors—each house has its own. The castle seems to breathe: something is always happening in it, even if it seems that everything is quiet.

Hogwarts

uniform The Hogwarts school uniform is primarily <a i="0">black robes<a i="1">. The casual set includes a robe, a cone-shaped black hat with a brim, and a winter cloak with a silver clasp. For practical classes such as potions making, herbology, and caring for magical creatures, protective gloves made of dragon skin are required.

In the books on the robes, <a i="2">no house insignia<a i="3"> - All students wear the same black uniform. The colors of the faculties are manifested in other things: scarves, sweaters, ties. But this is more of a cinematic tradition, which is entrenched in the idea of Hogwarts.

At ceremonial events, ceremonial robes are worn - they can be more elegant, but also without faculty embroidery.

Kosoy Lane

<a i="4">Kosoy Lane<a i="5"> (in the original - Diagon Alley<a i="6">, A play on diagonally*- "diagonally" andalley- "alley") is the main shopping street of magical Britain, hidden in the magical part of London. Paved with cobblestones, densely built up with shops and shops where you can buy everything: from a magic wand to a cauldron and an owl.

*<a i="9">How to get there.<a i="10"> The main entrance is through the Leaky Cauldron Pub, which is invisible to Muggles. In the backyard of the pub, you need to touch a certain brick in the wall with a stick, and the wall diverges, revealing an arch into the alley. The second way is to use flying powder through the fireplace network.

<a i="11">What's there.<a i="12"> The main building is a branch of Gringotts Bank, run by goblins. The vaults are deep underground, and the guards are heavy: traps, dragons, spells. Shops include Ollivanders (wands), Madam Malkin (robes), Flourish and Blotts (books), a broom shop, a pharmacy with potion ingredients, a magical beast shop, and more.

<a i="13">Lute Alley. Next to Kosy is his dark neighbor - Lutny Lane. Narrow, gloomy, with shops selling dark artifacts, poisonous candles, cursed necklaces and similar things. The most famous shop is Gorbin & Burke, which sold dark magic items.