Are you a young person wishing to be a part of Hogwarts roster and start your magical training? Are you a jobless wizard with sufficient qualifications and looking for a decent job at one of the best Wizarding schools across the nation? Perhaps you’re an average person, wishing to be a part of this magical realm? In all cases, you’ve come to the right place. Post your applications in here.

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A grand cabinet located in the depths of the Ministry of Magic contains files of those who have been accepted into Isolated Unity as a student, employee, or average wizard. Here, any given person can search through the cabinet and find a certain bit of any information on any character accepted into the realm. Please, do not post anywhere outside the OOC sections if you do not have a character accepted in the files.

Sub-boards: Hogwarts Staff, Ravenclaw Students, Slytherin Students, Hufflepuff Students, Gryffindor Students, Ministry of Magic Employees, Witches and Wizards

The ground level is a floor of great beauty and is incredibly welcoming for all new comers to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. They will be stunned by the beauty of the rooms in the ground level, and one can smell mouth-watering food from any given point on the flow. From the dazzling chandeliers to the elegant staircases, this sight is one that the eyes of young students will always be able to remember.

Sub-boards: Entrance Hall, Great Hall, Courtyard, Staff Antechamber

The first floor is always busy with activity much like the Entrance and Great Halls. There are a few offices located here, many corridors, a classroom, as well as the Hospital Wing. Plenty happens on the first floor; from Charms and Herbology to Care of Magical Creatures and the Hospital Wing, it can be quite the amusing floor.

Sub-boards: Charms Classroom, Charms Office, Hospital Wing, Herbology Office, Care of Magical Creatures Office

The second floor is nothing special. In fact, it is incredibly tediously dull. With just a couple offices, a classroom, and a broom closet, the second floor is one of the least active and boring in the castle; unless it is game time, prank time, Peeves stuffing wastebaskets over your head, or class time, there is hardly anything to do here.

Sub-boards: Transfigurations Classroom, Transfigurations Office, Quidditch Referee's Office, Broom Closet

The third floor is nothing more than a gallery of armour as well as a class full of confusing numbers. There is, however, one thing that makes the floor unique and not like the others and that is the Prefect's Bathroom. It's filled with a maginifcant painting, marvelous sculptures, and don't forget- the amazingly large bath tub, filled with all of your favorite scents. The floor can be fun, it can be boring; one makes it what he makes it.

Sub-boards: Armour Gallery, Arithmancy Office, Arithmancy Classroom, Prefects Lounge

The fourth floor is exactly in the middle of the castle - there are four floors above, and five below, making it the middle of the school. However, this does not mean it is the most interesting. This floor is mainly consumed up of offices and classrooms. Nothing too interesting, but nothing too boring. If you are one that loves Defence Against the Dark Darts, then this floor was made for you.

Sub-boards: Defence Against the Dark Arts Classroom, Defence Against the Dark Arts Office, Divination Office, Astronomy Office

The fifth floor is often described as the floor of interest, anxious feelings, and pride. The fifth floor is massive in size, compact with the school library as well as the trophy room. From studying or feeling pride for your house in the trophy room, there's always something to do or at least look at. This floor is also impeccably polished on Headmaster's command, and incredibly slippery.

Sub-boards: Ancient Runes Classroom, Ancient Runes Office, Trophy Room, Library

Due to the lack of activity, the sixth floor can be classified as intimidating, but boring nonetheless. The floor doesn't contain much that would interest young pupils. Unless you have a divine love of Muggle Studies and storage closets, you're pretty much out of luck, kid. Very few are seen on this floor on weekends except for perhaps, a lost firstie, bellowing for help.

Sub-boards: Staff Room, Storage Closet, Muggle Studies Classroom, Muggle Studies Office

The last numbered floor of Hogwarts, and one of the most interesting in the building, the Seventh Floor stands proudly. This floor is filled with all kinds of goodies such as the Headmaster's office, the Divinations classroom, an old, unsued classroom, and a special room. The floor doesn't often boom with excitement, but if a student is in search of something needed, then the floor can be a very amusing place indeed.

Sub-boards: Divinations Classroom, Room of Requirement, Headmaster's Office, Abandoned Classroom

Behold, the towers of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. There are towers of all shapes and sizes; up here, a student will run into quite a few smart students as well as the brave ones, for the Gryffindor and Ravenclaw common rooms are placed in this high place. Your ears could also be irritated with the noises from the owlery, but don't fret, most of the mean ones are caged.

Sub-boards: Gryffindor Commonroom, Ravenclaw Commonroom, Owlery, Astronomy Classroom

Located in southeastern England, this bustling capital is a hot spot for wizards. It is the center of wizarding commerce and government. Despite being overrun by Muggles, the Wizarding populace has made itself concrete and unknown to anyone but the wizards increasing the population. Lately, however, signs have rested outside Muggle shops reading 'closed', for the increasing death rates have kept them for wishing to earn even money.

Sub-boards: King's Cross Station, The Leaky Cauldron, 12 Grimmauld Place, Ministry of Magic, London Streets, St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries

With such a dark age of Magic rolling carelessely overhead, any street walked upon seems eeiry and ignites that sixth sense. However, no other alley is quite like Knockturn Alley. Knockturn Alley is a dingy alley where everything is devoted to the Dark Arts. Stores here sell cursed objects, giant spiders, shrunken heads and more. Be most wary of street vendors who will try just about anything to make the sale.

Sub-boards: Poison Apple Pub, Borgin and Burkes, Abandoned Shop, Streets of Disgust

Entering through the Leaky Cauldron (three across, two down), this cheery street is a hub of wizarding activity. Filled with shops that every witch and wizard will need, it is always bustling. The students, of course use the stores to get supplies and other items. Although some of the welcoming hospitality has left when the era of the infamous trio left, don't let that stop you from some weekend shopping.

Sub-boards: Slug and Jiggers Apothecary, Eeylop's Owl Emporium, Florean Fortescue's Ice Cream Parlour, Flourish and Blotts, Gambol and Japes, Madam Malkin's Robes for all Occassion, Magical Menagerie, Ollivander's Wand Shoppe, Quality Quidditch Supplies, Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, Alley Streets

Everyone in Hogwarts knows at least one person, and in the majority of cases, more. This is place to sign up for relationships, friendships, enemies, or just someone to come across while in play if you're too lazy to play it out. This is the simplest way to get a few subplots or just random ideas wanting to be played on the forum. Make friends, find true love, or create your worst enemy without prior roleplaying.

Sub-boards: Ravenclaw Students, Gryffindor Students, Slytherin Students, Hufflepuff Students, Hogwarts Staff, Ministry of Magic Employees, Muggles, Witches, and Wizards

Inside the middle of an otherwise empty room lies an aged, leather-bound book. Within this book lies all canon information and other important information of the 21st century's magical realm. Information from the best Quidditch brooms, to who has been winning the house cup is located here. Be sure to check here before claiming to have the best broom, and to check the masterlist of spells per year to be sure your character isn't Mary-Sue magical-wise.

This board is guest-friendly, and allows anyone to post any roleplaying or graphical site as long as they follow the rules inside. Be sure to read them carefully, as any forum not abiding rules will be deleted off of the board. Information related to advertising Isolated Unity is also held in this board; be sure to read it.

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