This board is for staff only. This is where the NAOM Staff communicate with one another for additions to the Site.

This area is designated for Site Games. Whether these games be In-Character or Out-of-Character, this area is sure to help pass the time while waiting for a muse to strike or for a reply from a fellow role-player

The Apparition Zone is an area where members can post threads that alert the Site Staff and Site Members of their momentary absences from the site. These absences can range from school matters to personal matters and may range from one day to several weeks.

The Darkness Veil is where all completed threads, abandoned applications, inactive threads, etc. will be moved to after an allotted time frame.

The Pending Interviews is where new members may fill out an Interview Application for their unique character(s). The Interview will then be looked over by an Admin.

All interviews that have been approved by an Admin will be moved here into their corresponding sub-board. Members may view the interviews to get a better understanding of the other characters on the Site.

This area is for members to up an AD for a character that is essential to their character's history. Such ADs can be for parents, siblings, other family members, or love interests.

Being a Prefect or Head Student is an important job given to those students Fifth Year and above. These upper year students are model students for the younger years. They are expected to keep the rules in high regards and help any and all that need it. Select students may become a Prefect for their Houses

Quidditch is regarded as the most popular sport in the Wizarding World. So naturally, Quidditch would be played at Hogwarts School. Students may join their House Quidditch team by signing up here.

Hogwarts now offers an array of student clubs for Second Years and older. These clubs range from Academic to Athletic and from Interests to Social.

For First Years, there will be several weeks throughout the school year in which members from theses Student Clubs will hold Rush Weeks to try and recruit new members for next year. These Rush Weeks allow First Years to get a glimpse at a Club and decide on whether or not they would like to petition to join for the following year.

This area is for those student characters that wish to sign-up for their Hogwart Lectures.

This area is for those characters that wish to display their Lecture Time Tables for either Hogwarts Students or Hogwart Professors.

Place of all your memories and kept-sakes here. This area is like a scrapbook. So one can place photos of friends, family, pets, etc.

An area where characters can write their most inner thoughts. Whether it be about an upcoming event or just a day at school or work.

This area is for members to play out a scene that takes place in the present, but are not worthy of a full out role-play thread. More of a quick introduction of what is to come in future threads dealing with their character(s).

It is always nice to receive a letter from a family member or an old friend. But beware of receiving a Howler.

The Hogwart Times is a student ran news paper that comes twice a month throughout the halls of Hogwarts. There are several columns in the Hogwarts Times that are dedicated to everything within and outside of the castle walls. From Professors' Lesson Plans, Career Path Insights, Quidditch Predictions (both Professional and Hogwarts Interhouse), Personal Advice, and of Heard through the Grape Vine Gossip.

The Daily Prophet is the main source for news in the wizarding world. From the latest insight into the Ministry of Magic Policies to Wizarding Sports. Find it all here.

The Quibbler is a magazine that few witches and wizards subscribe to. Founded by the Lovegood family, the Quibbler often holds more fiction than fact.

Welcome to the continent of Asia.

Welcome to the continent of Australia.

Welcome to the continent of Europe.

Welcome to the continent of North America.

A low house, with a broad front porch, having either no upper floor or upper rooms set in the roof, typically with dormer windows.

A building or complex of buildings containing a number of individually owned apartments or houses.

A single-story, sometimes split-level, house, typically with a low-pitched roof.

The large principal country house of a landed estate.

A single story style home that lacks a basement or upper level.

An offshoot of Gothic architecture, Tudor estates are smaller and more subtly detailed, with dramatic, sloping roof lines and an exterior is made of brick, stucco or stone.

There are an array of boutiques and restaurants available for locals and tourists to shop and dine at within London.

There are tons of Parks and Gardens to explore within London. Some being more popular than others, but the beauty of each is unique to itself.

Museums and Galleries are a wonderful way to spend ones day off from classes or work. There are hundreds of Galleries and Museums in London to explore.

ZSL London Zoo has been entertaining and delighting visitors since it opened to the public in 1847. With over 720 animal species, exciting and innovative new exhibits and heritage-listed building almost as famous as their inhabitants it's a great day out

Made to look like an old, abandoned Pub and Inn, the Leaky Cauldron is located in Muggle London. However, the moment a witch or wizard enters, they are greeted with a friendly welcome by the Inn-Keeper. Should one slip out towards the back of the Inn, they have an entrance way into Diagon Alley.

The wizarding version of a muggle hospital except most cases deal with magical injuries as oppose to the normal everyday injury.

Home to several different levels of magic, the Ministry of Magic is in charge of Wizarding England. There are several different levels filled with different employees fulfilling various duties.

The Main Floor of Hogwarts consists of the Entrance Hall, the Great Hall, the Detention Room, the Storage Closet, and various classrooms.

The First Floor of Hogwarts consists of various classrooms.

The Second Floor of Hogwarts consists of various classrooms.

The Third Floor of Hogwarts consists of various classrooms, Trophy Room, and the Hospital Whing.

The Fourth Floor of Hogwarts consists of various classrooms and the Library.

The Fifth Floor of Hogwarts consists of the Professors' Offices, the Student Lounge, and the Prefects Lavatory.

The Sixth Floor of Hogwarts consists of various classrooms.

The Seventh Floor of Hogwarts consists of various classrooms and the Room of Requirements

The House of Gryffindor is home to those who are Brave and Daring. This house in the past has been considered to be a house that produces loyal witches and wizards. Founded by Godric Gryffindor, Gryffindor House is represent by the Lion and the colors of Maroon Red and Gold.

The House of Hufflepuff is home to those who are Honest and Fair. This house in the past has been considered to be a house that produces witches and wizards that are tolerant of all others. Founded by Helga Hufflepuff, Hufflepuff House is represent by the Badger and the colors of Yellow and Black.

The House of Ravenclaw is home to those who are Intelligent and Witty. This house in the past has been considered to be a house that produces some of the brightest witches and wizards. Founded by Rowena Ravenclaw, Ravenclaw House is represent by the Eagle and the colors of Blue and Bronze.

A cobblestone area that is filled with several stone benches. The area is a fairly popular gathering place for students who have a free period and want to enjoy the good weather.

The Herbology Greenhouses are the closest to the Hogwart Castle entrance doors. There are six separate greenhouses in which different plants call home. Four out of the six are reserved for magical plants ranging from non-toxic to deadly-toxic. The last two are reserved for non-magical plants ranging from non-toxic to deadly-toxic.

The Clock Tower is the tallest free-standing form on the Hogwart Grounds. At the top of the Tower, there is a balcony that overlooks the entire Hogwarts Lawns out towards the Forbidden Forest and Black Lake.

The Owlery Tower is home to the various owls that are the pets of the students and staff. The Owlery Tower had once been apart of Hogwarts Castle, but had been rebuilt onto the Grounds of Hogwarts due to the need for more observation areas for Astronomy and Divination students

The Wooden Bridge is a main connector for students who are traveling towards Hogsmeade via carriage. The structure is also used to gain access to the more remote areas of the Castle Lawns.

This Cottage is home to Hogwarts' Gamekeeper. The Cottage is made of stone and contains several different room including a full bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and living room.

The Lawns of Hogwarts are vast and green during the summer, autumn, and spring months. They are vast and white during the winter months. It is on the Lawns that there is a wide flat where first year students take their flying lessons. While the sloping lawns lead down to the Forbidden Forest and the edge of Black Lake.

The Castle Gardens is a place where students may come to reflect upon their thoughts. In the center of the garden is a marble fountain with the Latin inscription of 'urbes constituit aetas, hora dissolvit'. Memorial Garden was a gift to the school from the Class of 2000.

The Quidditch Pitch is used for inter-house competition and Quidditch practice. The Pitch has four separate locker rooms; one for each of the Hogwart Houses. As well as designated sitting areas for Professors, Hogwart guests, and the four Hogwart Houses pupils.

The White Tomb is the final resting place to one of Hogwarts' greatest Headmasters, Albus Dumbledore. This is the only tomb that is located on Hogwarts Grounds.

The Black Lake is located to the south of Hogwarts Castle. Black Lake is approximately a half-mile in diameter. Black Lake is home to various magical water creatures such as Merpeople and Grindylows.

The Forbidden Forest is considered to be off limits to all students due to the several dangerous species of plants and animals. Students must have permission from a Professor to enter.