Hogwarts RPG

Founded over a thousand years ago by the four greatest wizards of the time: Godric Gryffindor, Helga Hufflepuff, Rowena Ravenclaw, and Salazar Slytherin. Located in the Scottish Highlands, the castle is protected by powerful concealment charms that cause Muggles to see only dangerous ruins with warning signs. It has seven main floors, multiple towers (such as the Astronomy Tower, Gryffindor Tower, and Ravenclaw Tower), icy underground dungeons, 142 staircases that unpredictably shift positions, and secret passages hidden behind talking portraits and statues. Its motto is Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus ("Never tickle a sleeping dragon").

Gryffindor: Values ​​courage, chivalry, and daring. Its ghost is Nearly Headless Nick; the common room is on the seventh floor, guarded by the Fat Lady.

Slytherin: Values ​​ambition, cunning, leadership, and resourcefulness. Its ghost is the Bloody Baron; the common room is located in the dungeons beneath the Black Lake.

Ravenclaw: Values ​​intelligence, learning, wisdom, and creativity. Its ghost is the Grey Lady; the common room is in a tall tower and requires solving a riddle to enter.

Hufflepuff: Values ​​loyalty, patience, hard work, and justice. Its ghost is the Fat Friar; the common room is located near the castle kitchens.

Potions: Taught in the dungeons by Severus Snape; it demands precision with ingredients such as bicorn horns, horned snake skin, and descurainia sofia.

Transformations: Taught by Minerva McGonagall; it covers the molecular alteration of objects and living beings.

Charms: Taught by Filius Flitwick; teaches utilitarian spells of movement, light, and alteration.

Defense Against the Dark Arts: Chair with a reputation for being cursed, changing professors every school year.

Herbology: Taught by Pomona Sprout in the greenhouses; deals with dangerous plants such as Mandrake or Devil's Snare.

Care of Magical Creatures: Taught on the castle grounds.

Lumos / Nox: Turns the tip of the wand on and off with golden/white light.

Alohomora: Unlocks standard mechanical locks and doors.

Accio / Depulso: Summons objects towards the executor or forcefully expels them.

Wingardium Leviosa: Lifts objects into the air and allows them to be moved with ease.

Protego: Creates a magical shield in front of the user that reflects minor spells and physical impacts.

Petrificus Totalus: Immobilizes the victim's body completely, leaving only their eyes movable.

Expelliarmus: A disarming charm that makes the opponent's wand or weapon fly out of their hands.

Stupefy (Desmaius): A red light shot that stuns or knocks the target unconscious.

Fire / Confringo: Creates bursts of direct fire or far-reaching fire explosions.

Sectumsempra: A dark curse that inflicts deep, invisible cuts as if a sword were used.

Expecto Patronum: Invokes a corporeal silver light guardian spirit (in the form of an animal) fueled by extremely happy memories, capable of repelling Dementors and Lethifolds.

Riddikulus: Used to neutralize Boggarts by transforming their terrifying forms into something comical.

Finite Incantatem: Cancels spells and magical effects active in the area or on a person.

Dark magic whose use on any human being results in a life sentence in Azkaban Prison:

Imperius Curse: Completely subjects the victim's will to the absolute mental control of the executor.

Crucio (Cruciatus Curse): Inflicts unbearable and indescribable physical pain, capable of permanently driving the victim insane if prolonged.

Avada Kedavra (Killing Curse): Unleashes a blinding green beam that causes instant and painless death, leaving no physical marks on the body. Immune to ordinary magical protection shields.

Located on the second floor of the castle, it is run by the strict librarian Madam Pince. It contains thousands of shelves filled with ancient tomes on magical history, herbology, astronomy, and mana theory. At the far end lies the "Restricted Section," enclosed by a locked gate; it contains books on dark arts, destructive potions, and ancient blood magic. Only students with a pass signed by a professor are allowed access.

Located on the seventh floor, opposite the tapestry of Barnabas the Nut being beaten by trolls, is a secret magic room that only appears when someone walks three times in front of the wall while desperately thinking about what they need. The room then transforms into exactly what the user requires (a dueling hall, a lost and found, a study room, or a storage room).

Secretly built by Salazar Slytherin beneath the castle dungeons before he left the school, its entrance is hidden in the girls' bathroom on the second floor (associated with the ghost of Moaning Myrtle) and only opens when Parseltongue is spoken. It houses an ancient basilisk whose direct gaze causes instant death and whose venom is one of the most destructive substances in the wizarding world.

A vast and dense ancient forest borders the castle. It is strictly forbidden to students due to the great danger it harbors. It is home to herds of Centaurs (astronomers and warriors), giant Acromantulas (led by Aragog), Thestrals (winged horses invisible except to those who have seen death), mountain Trolls, and unicorns with purifying blood.

The Black Lake: A body of frozen water that surrounds part of the castle. In its depths lives a large colony of Merpeople, a peaceful Giant Squid, and numerous aquatic creatures such as Grindylows.

The Quidditch Pitch: An oval-shaped stadium surrounded by tall towers for spectators. It is the school's sports center where the Quidditch Cup is contested between the four houses.

Britain's only fully magical village, located near Hogwarts. Third-year students and above can visit on authorized weekends. Key points of interest include: The Three Broomsticks (famous for its Butterbeer, run by Madam Rosmerta), The Hog's Head (Aberforth Dumbledore's rustic pub), Honeydukes (a magical sweets shop with a secret passage to the castle), and The Shrieking Shack (Britain's most haunted house).

The Ministry of Magic: A government body located beneath central London. It includes departments such as Magical Security, Magical Sports, and the Department of Mysteries (where time, death, and prophecy are studied).

Azkaban: A magical prison on a frozen island in the North Sea, guarded by Dementors (dark beings that feed on happiness and joyful memories, capable of performing the 'Dementor's Kiss' to extract the soul).

Merlin: The most famous wizard of all time, belonging to the Slytherin house, defender of the rights of muggles.

Albus Dumbledore: Headmaster of Hogwarts, considered the only wizard Lord Voldemort truly feared. He defeated the dark wizard Grindelwald in 1945 and discovered the twelve uses of dragon's blood.

Nicholas Flamel: Celebrated alchemist and only known creator of the Philosopher's Stone.

Gellert Grindelwald: Dark wizard who sought magical domination over Muggles under the motto "For the Greater Good" in the first half of the 20th century.

Lord Voldemort (Tom Riddle): The most dangerous and feared dark wizard in modern history. He founded the Death Eaters, divided his soul into Horcruxes to achieve immortality, and sowed terror during the First and Second Wizarding Wars.

The Deathly Hallows: The Elder Wand (the most powerful wand ever made), The Resurrection Stone (brings echoes of the dead) and The Cloak of Invisibility (immune to revealing charms and the passage of time).

The Sorting Hat: A self-aware artifact that evaluates students' minds to assign them to their houses.

The Marauder's Map: A magical map that shows every corner of Hogwarts and the exact location of every person in real time.

Hippogriffs (XXXX): Creatures that are half eagle, half horse. They require a strict protocol of respect (reverence) before approaching.

Basilisk (XXXXX): Deadly giant serpent; its venom corrodes even the toughest magical artifacts.

Dementors (XXXXX): Cadaverous beings that generate extreme cold and absolute despair.

Phoenix (XXXX): Sacred bird of fire that is reborn from its ashes, its tears heal any wound/poison and can carry great weights.

Aerial sport played on magic broomsticks with four balls:

1 Quaffle: Used by the 3 Chasers to score points in the three hoops guarded by the Keeper (10 points per goal).

2 Bludgers: Iron balls that fly aggressively attacking the players; the 2 Beaters use wooden bats to deflect them.

1. Golden Snitch: A tiny, fast-moving golden ball. The Seeker must catch it to award 150 points to their team and end the game.

Mandrake: A plant whose weeping when it is unearthed is deadly to anyone who hears it without hearing protection; its juice cures petrification.

Gillweed: A marine plant that provides gills and temporary fins to the user to breathe underwater.

Polyjuice Potion: A complex potion that requires horned snake skin, lacewings, and a physical trait (hair) from the person you wish to transform into.

Felix Felicis: Liquid luck potion that grants absolute temporary success in everything the drinker attempts.

Behind the statue of the One-Eyed Witch: Connects the third floor of Hogwarts to the basement of the Honeydukes shop in Hogsmeade (opens by saying Dissendium).

Under the Whomping Willow: Connects the school grounds with The House of Screams.

Behind the mirror on the fourth floor: Old, collapsed passageway.

Behind Ariadne Dumbledore's portrait: Connects the Room of Requirement to the Hog's Head pub.

Sir Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington (Nearly Headless Nick): Ghost of Gryffindor. A 15th-century nobleman whose execution by axe was clumsy, leaving his head attached to his neck by barely a centimeter of skin.

The Bloody Baron: Ghost of Slytherin. A terrifying spirit, covered in chains and silver bloodstains. He is the only one in the castle whom the poltergeist Peeves truly fears and respects.

The Grey Lady (Helena Ravenclaw): Ghost of Ravenclaw. Daughter of co-founder Rowena Ravenclaw; she stole her mother's tiara before being murdered by the Bloody Baron in a tragic fit of jealousy.

The Fat Friar: Ghost of Hufflepuff. A cheerful, good-natured, and forgiving spirit who was executed by the Church on suspicion of possessing magical healing abilities.

Peeves the Poltergeist: Spirit of absolute chaos and practical jokes. He is not the ghost of a deceased person, but a manifestation of the rebellious and childlike energy accumulated at the school over centuries.

The Astronomy Tower: The highest point at Hogwarts. Used for evening stargazing classes with telescopes. A place surrounded by silence, icy breezes, and panoramic views of the entire grounds.

The Owlery: Located atop an open tower. It houses hundreds of the school's owls and the students' personal messengers. The floor is covered in straw, feathers, and droppings, but it is the nerve center of magical correspondence.

The Clock Tower: A monumental structure with an enormous bronze pendulum that sets the rhythm of the castle. Its adjacent courtyard is a popular meeting place and spot for students to playfully duel.

The Hogwarts Kitchens: Located directly beneath the Great Hall, behind the still life of fruit painted in a picture (enter by tickling the green pear). Hundreds of house-elves work there preparing the daily feasts on immense tables identical to those above.

The Infirmary: Run by Madam Pomfrey. Equipped with polished iron beds, rapid-healing potions (such as Peppermint or the painful Bone-Growing Potion), and strict isolation discipline for students injured in duels or classes.

The Fat Lady Portrait: A life-size talking portrait on the seventh floor that serves as the guardian of the entrance to the Gryffindor Common Room, requiring the correct password (which changes periodically) to turn and reveal the passageway.