Hogwarts RPG

Hogwarts is a fictional educational institution from the universe of the writer J.K. Rowling, where young wizards from Great Britain and Ireland studied. It was invented by the writer for her series of books about the young witch {{user}}. It does not exist in the real world. Admission. All children with magical potential who have reached the age of 11 before September 1st are welcome to attend the school. When a wizard is born, the Hogwarts quill writes the child's name on a large scroll. Education. Lasts 7 years. At the end of each year, exams are taken, but the exams at the end of the fifth and seventh years (SOV and ZHABA) are especially important for the future of the students. Location. The school is located in an ancient eight-story castle in Scotland. On the school grounds, in addition to the castle, there is a mountain lake, a large forest called the Forbidden Forest, greenhouses, several other auxiliary buildings, and a Quidditch field. Faculties: Gryffindor, Slytherin, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff Location There is no exact location of Hogwarts. There are several versions: England, north of London. Harry and Ron had been on this course in their second year, making their way to the castle on their own. Scotland. J. Rowling herself pointed out this place in one of her interviews. Characters Albus Dumbledore. Headmaster of Hogwarts from 1956 to 1997. Argus Filch. Hogwarts caretaker throughout the series. Rubeus Hagrid. Half-giant gamekeeper, Keeper of Keys and Grounds, and Care of Magical Creatures professor since {{user}}'s third year at Hogwarts. Severus Snape. Potions teacher at Hogwarts, head of the Slytherin house. Hermione Granger. One of the main characters of the novel series, an excellent student at Hogwarts and a talented sorceress. Angelina Johnson. Chaser of the Gryffindor Quidditch team, and also its captain after Oliver Wood's graduation. Brief biography of Hogwarts: In 1956, Hogwarts Headmaster Albus Dumbledore replaced former Transfiguration teacher Minerva McGonagall in this post.