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Eleven years ago, Harry Potter defeated Voldemort, ending the Second War and ushering in a time of peace and prosperity within the Wizarding world.

Now it is 2009. The Death Eaters remain locked away for life. The threat of Voldemort and his dark army is but a memory.

What the wizarding world doesn't know is that a new threat is about to strike it at its very core: Diagon Alley.

Game started December 7, 2009.

Eleven years ago, Harry Potter defeated Voldemort, ending the Second War and ushering in a time of peace and prosperity within the Wizarding world.

Now it is 2009. The Death Eaters remain locked away for life. The threat of Voldemort and his dark army is but a memory.

What the wizarding world doesn't know is that a new threat is about to strike it at its very core: Diagon Alley.

Game starts December 7, 2009.

It's 1998 and Wizarding Britain is a very different place. Voldemort controls a puppet Ministry and is seeking to expand his grasp into Europe and, eventually, the world. But he is not unopposed. There are many resistance groups working to keep him from accomplishing his goal and, among these, there is one that stands out from the crowd: The Order of the Phoenix.

Secreting Muggleborns out of the country to keep them from enduring the horrors of Ministry-run "work camps", the Order is fighting a losing battle. Their last hope lies with a carefully guarded secret: The identity and location of The Prophesied One.

Sic Infit explores the possibilities of what could have happened had James and Lily Potter stuck with Sirius as their Secret Keeper. What could have happened if Harry had never become The Boy Who Lived? What if Lord Voldemort had actually won?

Welcome to the Death Eater Reform Project, a AU Post-Hogwarts, non-Epilogue compliant game.

The year is 1999, a year after the end of the Second War. Lord Voldemort is dead, killed by Harry Potter, the Wizarding World’s Hero. But there has been no rest for those in the Ministery. With Kingsley Shacklebolt the newly elected Minister, the Aurors are busier than ever, hunting down the remnants of the Death Eaters. The ones they catch are quickly filling the cells in Azkaban, which makes the already nervous populace even more so. With Dementors no longer guarding the Wizarding prison, fear of Death Eaters escaping runs high.

That is when Minister Shacklebolt is approached by a young woman, a Seer with a plan of action. She proposes a melding of good and evil through marriage, a way to reform the Death Eaters into people acceptable by today’s society. She explains to him the hardships all will face in the beginning of the plans implementation, but she also explains the benefits that will come about.

The Death Eater Reform Project is then adopted, an article in the Daily Prophet detailing the specifics of the project, explaining their reasoning behind it. Their hopes of creating a better world by having the people themselves reform the Death Eaters. The response to this is mixed, with opposition the majority. Not even the offer of compensation through money could do much to make the populace more receptive. But the Minister and his Seer stand steadfast, waiting the storm out and hoping that fate will not twist and turn the Seer’s future into yet another war.