Have some sub-plot idea you want to get rolling but need to recruit other players to help with it? Here's the place to do so.

Sub-board: Sitewide Plot

London and its surrounding areas have a variety of pubs, ranging from the Leaky Cauldron to other, more savory places. Of course, one always risks getting into the middle of a fight between football hooligans when going inside some, but many seem not to mind.

Sub-boards: The Leaky Cauldron, The Abby

The fact that Trevor uses such a former tourist attraction as his base of operations shows his boldness. He has nothing to hide, so why not? Of course, that doesn't mean there aren't a wide variety of defensive spells around the place to keep out muggles and the unwanted rebellion as well as spells to keep the slaves in. Can't be risking an attack or any escapes, can we?

Sub-boards: Office, Kitchen, Dining Hall, Slave Quarters

Originally serving as an interim school while Hogwarts was closed, this beautifully designed manor now serves as a safe haven for fugitives from Trevor Williams as well as the headquarters for the new Order of the Phoenix. It is heavily defended, and its location at any point can change as the whole manor is capable of moving.

Sub-boards: The Mazes, The Grounds, Corporum Building, Capitalum Building, The Courtyard

Diagon Alley, once in ruins, has been reopened to the public on May 13, 2011. Some new and returning storefronts offer a little something for every witch or wizard's needs!

Sub-board: The Hogwarts Express

Knockturn Alley is now all that is left near Diagon Alley. Its tailoring to dark wizards has yet to cease, and it has slowly begun to take over some of the buildings near it from the former Diagon Alley that are still fairly well intact.

Sub-board: Lisovyk Mariska's

The famous wizarding prison once known for holding well-known Death Eaters now holds prisoners of war as they are questioned, tortured, beaten, and worse. Dementors still hang around, but they are not as bridled as before the takeover.

The homes of the wizarding world range from the eccentric, even absurd, to the more classic and traditional homes. Many are expanded internally by magic to make up for what they lack in size naturally, and many more now have defensive spells up in hopes of protecting themselves from Trevor and his Death Eaters.

Sub-boards: Kara's Flat, Williams' Flat, Cale Manor, Lefcourt Castle, Other

A maze of sewers, traps, blind labyrinths, darkness, and dangerous beings protects a secret path from the sewer entry in the alleyway behind the Duck and Dagger to the entrance of the A massive stone city lays beneath the sewer system. Designed to look like a wheel, each of the four pie shaped districts points to the hub, where things are indeed centered. Carved above each gate is the phrase, "Abundans Cautela Non Nocet," (abundant caution does no harm) which is the motto of the city. The lighting of the cavern is provided by large, blue, bioluminescent mushrooms.

Sub-boards: Merchant Quarter, Housing Quarter, Werewolf Quarter, Refugee Quarter, Hub of Operations

The huge doors of the castle open into the vast foyer. Straight ahead is a grand staircase that leads to the first floor with staircases leading down to the Slytherin commons or the kitchen and Hufflepuff commons. On the right as one enters he will find the Great Hall and to the left is a corridor few ever use.

Sub-board: Great Hall

This place is primarily to tie things off between SF and LR. However, if you were never part of the originals and would like to establish a past relationship with one of the other characters on here and play out some time at Hogwarts, you may feel free. Just be sure to time stamp your posts so people don't have your character in sixth and their character in it as well when it should be yours in sixth and theirs not even yet in Hogwarts.