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The year is 2022, and a lot has changed at Hogwarts since Harry Potter's days there. Peace has come to the wizarding world, and lives and families have been rebuilt. In fact, everything seems to be growing and the population is flourishing. And now, after the wizarding world's own baby boom in the early to mid 2000s, Hogwarts has had to meet a greater demand for even more young witches and wizards who need their magical education. And although it was thought to be nearly impossible, the student body seemed to outgrow the campus. So a decision was made, to separate Hogwarts into two campuses---Hogwarts School for Young Men and Hogwarts School for Young Women. ...

'Warts takes off at the beginning of the '22/'23 school year for the boys attending Hogwarts School for Young Men. It's Hogwarts as you know it [with the same houses, classes, clubs, and quidditch rivalries] only with a lot more testosterone and slashiness.

The Durmstrang Institute of Magic has always been known for its prestigious reputation, and for hardworking young wizards. With a rigorous curriculum and daunting climate, it's no wonder that Durmstrang is responsible for giving the wizarding world some of their most elite young talents. There are some that even believe that it can be attributed to their strict policies on eligibility. But one thing is for certain, that whatever the reason, Durmstrang, nestled in Eastern Siberia, still continues to uphold and surpass its standards even today. But some modern wizards believe the institution to be bordering on too elite. ...

Durms' is a slash game that takes off at the beginning of the '22/'23 school year for the boys attending Durmstrang Institute of Magic for Young Men, just in time to start the new integration project with Hogwarts set up by the schools' board of governors.