Post by Sabrina on Feb 9, 2012 18:23:36 GMT -8
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150 WC, brand new. Very open and flexible RP.
Our site follows the books up to Goblet of Fire where we will be going quite AU. Characters that died later on, even major canons, may be allowed to live as we diverge from the storyline. The plot will change every few real life months or so, as we advance through school years. Our first site wide event is the Hexawizard Tournament and we will be adding small, side plots soon.
The first Triwizard Tournament was held in 1294, with each of the three European schools being represented by one Champion apiece. Chosen champions competed in three tasks designed to test magical ability, intelligence and courage, traditionally judged by the Headmasters or Headmistresses of the competing schools.
However, the Tournament was extremely dangerous, and a few champions died while competing. Because of the potential dangers involved, it was discontinued around 1792, when the death toll became too high. Now this year it has been revived, with new rules and restrictions in place to make it safer than it's ever been before. In an attempt to branch out to other magical cultures, three schools outside of Europe have been invited to join. These new schools will each send 10 students who have been selected as champion material, and will travel with their headmaster or chosen instructor to Hogwarts.[/align]
150 WC, brand new. Very open and flexible RP.
Our site follows the books up to Goblet of Fire where we will be going quite AU. Characters that died later on, even major canons, may be allowed to live as we diverge from the storyline. The plot will change every few real life months or so, as we advance through school years. Our first site wide event is the Hexawizard Tournament and we will be adding small, side plots soon.
The first Triwizard Tournament was held in 1294, with each of the three European schools being represented by one Champion apiece. Chosen champions competed in three tasks designed to test magical ability, intelligence and courage, traditionally judged by the Headmasters or Headmistresses of the competing schools.
However, the Tournament was extremely dangerous, and a few champions died while competing. Because of the potential dangers involved, it was discontinued around 1792, when the death toll became too high. Now this year it has been revived, with new rules and restrictions in place to make it safer than it's ever been before. In an attempt to branch out to other magical cultures, three schools outside of Europe have been invited to join. These new schools will each send 10 students who have been selected as champion material, and will travel with their headmaster or chosen instructor to Hogwarts.[/align]