[17 Mar 2011|02:48am] Year Eight PREMISE | AVAILABLE | HELD | F.A.Q Voldermort was killed on May 8, 1998. The world has been picking up the pieces and attempting to move on. Severus Snape didn’t perish in battle but was taken captive as a prisoner. When tried in front of Auror’s and the newly elected Minister of Magic Amos Diggory. He was acquitted of his suspected crimes when he showed them the instructions Dumbledore left for him. The memory also showed that Dumbledore was dying slowing from a dark curse and what Severus did was a kindness in the end. Minerva McGonagall was appointed Headmistress of Hogwarts and let Snape take back his post as potions master. During the summer of 1998 they repaired Hogwarts and opened it back up in September 1998. Letters went out to all students that would have completed their 7th year telling them they would have to come back and finish if they wanted to take a ministry job. They didn’t have to return but it would benefit them if they did. Year Eight is a Post-War game focusing on character development. It will focus on how the students are doing after the war and how they can band together to get through it. Also they’ve added a Therapist to their staff for students who need them. Game opens with ten approved applications. Most Wanted: Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, Ginny Weasley, Neville Longbottom, Pansy Parkinson, and many many more. post comment

[17 Mar 2011|08:56am] Dumbledore is dead, Voldemort has fallen. The Order of the Phoenix has scattered, able to rest easy now that the biggest threat they've ever faced is long since gone and the Death Eaters have either renounced their old ways or are locked up in Azkaban. The wizarding world has been quietly rebuilding itself after the war and the old alliances have been laid to rest. The children who fought hard to defend either the free world they loved or the old prejudices their parents passed on to them have now grown up and moved on. The chaos and destruction that once took place in their world has passed. All is not well, however. There are whispers in the shadows, meetings held hidden from the watchful eye of the Ministry and there's a smell of death in the air. With Kingsley Shacklebolt dead, the newly appointed Minister for Magic Rufus Fudge swears to uphold the laws his predecessor so firmly believed in, but can he be trusted? The year is 2006 and something dark and sinister is coming. Will you join the forces of evil or will you stand and fight to protect the world you know and love? Just remember - united we stand, divided we fall. k e p t s e c r e t s prologue ooc community - ic community - owl community - the daily prophet rules - application - available - cast list contact list - add friends - wanted post comment

[17 Mar 2011|11:23pm] A fortiori For nearly three generations, the wizarding world has been under the control of one madman or another; first under Grindewald and then under Voldemort. By the end of the second war in 1998, the wizarding world is ready for peace. Witches and wizards watch in satisfaction as the purebloods and their allies are put on trial and sentenced, it feels like the closing of a century of violence. Once again, wizards are willing to pick up the pieces and move forward. The long arduous task of recovery and rebuilding begins and the people elect Amos Diggory to the post of Minister by a landslide. They see a stable future in the promises of the man who lost his only son as one of the first casualties of the second war. He is charismatic and persuasive, using strongly worded speeches and cleverly hidden reminders about his son to secure his place in the Ministry. It doesn’t happen overnight. The rebuilding and prosperity happen, slowly but surely. Every where someone looks, signs of a wizarding world in recovery can be seen. New shoppes, new buildings, enormous growth. It comes with a price, more than anyone realizes because it happens slowly. A new law here, a tweak there. Soon, purebloods are being treated no better than slaves and the wands of everyone are being tracked magically by the Ministry. What began innocently enough has now taken the freedoms of witches and wizards. "A politician needs the ability to foretell what is going to happen tomorrow, next week, next month, and next year. And to have the ability afterwards to explain why it didn't happen." ~Winston Churchill Premise FAQ Rules Available Apply Cast List Most Wanted Timeline post comment

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