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Elena Bella Blossom wrote: 5 Jul 2022, 20:58 How do I enter the lesson??

Hey! If you go to the little frame of your profile at the upper right hand corner, it drops down to multiple links. Click "Report Card" and you should see lessons there.

However, seeing as you are new and only have two posts, you need a minimum of 20 posts (as well as being a part of the site for 10 days) in order to see class lessons. I would recommend doing some posts around the site such as a thread on getting to Hogwarts, a post in getting sorted, creating your character encyclopedia, etc. It'll add up in no time!

HI BLOOOMMMM

Question for all:

So, I'm looking for some inspiration and interesting ideas. We've seen places like Grimauld Place and Malfoy Manor and The Burrow. Apart from kitchens and gardens and libraries and workshops, what sorts of interesting magical rooms might an old wizarding mansion have in it?

Colin McCoire wrote: 5 Jul 2022, 21:03 Question for all:

So, I'm looking for some inspiration and interesting ideas. We've seen places like Grimauld Place and Malfoy Manor and The Burrow. Apart from kitchens and gardens and libraries and workshops, what sorts of interesting magical rooms might an old wizarding mansion have in it?

;-; I don't know enough Harry Potter for that. I remember most details from reading + watching the series once- but been extremly focused with WandaVision and Doctor Strange 2 and now getting ready to cont. watching HP on peacock, as it's backk on there!!!!!!!

Colin McCoire wrote: 5 Jul 2022, 21:03 Question for all:

So, I'm looking for some inspiration and interesting ideas. We've seen places like Grimauld Place and Malfoy Manor and The Burrow. Apart from kitchens and gardens and libraries and workshops, what sorts of interesting magical rooms might an old wizarding mansion have in it?

Probably a gaming room? Like a place where they can play wizard chess and the like. A lot of mansions tend to have useless rooms tbh. More guest bedrooms than usable rooms. At least that is what I see in muggle manors when watching historical shows. I would assume it would be the same in the Wizarding World.

Elena Bella Blossom wrote: 5 Jul 2022, 20:58 How do I enter the lesson??

Hi Elena,

It seems that others have answered your question. I recommend that if you have any questions to sign up for our Mentorship Program. It is a program we have that helps new members get to know veteran members and understand the site a little better.

Colin McCoire wrote: 5 Jul 2022, 21:03 Question for all:

So, I'm looking for some inspiration and interesting ideas. We've seen places like Grimauld Place and Malfoy Manor and The Burrow. Apart from kitchens and gardens and libraries and workshops, what sorts of interesting magical rooms might an old wizarding mansion have in it?

Something for pets, like an entire room for an owl. If its a mansion, then it probably has a lot of rooms needed to be filled. So probably like 3 sitting rooms

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Waddya think of this-

Solomon Lear wrote: 5 Jul 2022, 21:09 The mentions are not case dependent, but mentions will not work on edited posts. it is when you post your post that the ping happens to your rememberall.

@QUINN ROOT

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That makes sense!! Haha

Colin McCoire wrote: 5 Jul 2022, 21:03 Question for all:

So, I'm looking for some inspiration and interesting ideas. We've seen places like Grimauld Place and Malfoy Manor and The Burrow. Apart from kitchens and gardens and libraries and workshops, what sorts of interesting magical rooms might an old wizarding mansion have in it?

Wardrobes, large on the outside, bathrooms could be the same, storage rooms that rearrange themselves.