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1979 ...

No one is safe.

Frequent attacks and disappearances have rippled through the Wizarding World with no clear connection or reason. Scholars, children and Ministry officials are being picked off at random leaving fear in the wake of destruction and death as Lord Voldemort ascends to power. The Ministry is hard pressed to end the struggle as Death-Eaters watch their every internal move so closely that resistance is nearly futile.

The world is dividing, and there is little way of escaping it as loyalties shift beneath the feet of the innocent.

But life goes on amidst the atrocities; people fall in love, get married and try to adapt to a world of war. In the shadows there are some who would fight back. The Order of the Phoenix is hardly more than a fleeting thought of revolution, but as Death-Eaters gain influence amongst the fragile minds within the community, citizens have begun taking the fight into their own hands.

Which side will you choose, and who will succeed?

Speke Hall, an international boarding school located in Liverpool, England, has only been open for five years, but already has an outstanding reputation as one of the top international schools in Europe. Inspiring growth and development amongst their students as much as they encourage perfect grades and attendance, Speke Hall is populated with brilliant, driven students-- who also happen to be reincarnations of important historical figures. From Mata Hari to Charlemagne and everyone in between, it's only a matter of time until this small school is overrun by the drama once only found in their history books.

CARTOGRAPHY is a character-driven boarding school rpg community--
with a twist.

Do you dream of traveling the stars? Giant robots? Epic battles? Relationships forged in the heat of said battles? How about a RPG that masterfully fuses plot and character development? If you answered yes, then it's time for you to apply to Ganymede Academy!

The production of fully functional mecha units began in 2165, but with this advancement in technology came envy and discord. For 13 years, the Earth was scarred by a terrible war. In the aftermath, the UN decided that mechs were simply too dangerous to be used without restriction. They decreed that the units would be removed from Earth - only brought down for UN-sanctioned missions - to prevent another tragedy, and that they would oversee the education of a new generation of pilots who would use mechs to preserve the peace. So it was that Ganymede Station was built.

The year is 2211, several generations of pilots have graduated through Ganymede Academy, and the planet has enjoyed many years of peace. But with the colonies talking of independence from Earth, how much longer can it last?