Every school (or forum) has rules and regulations, even if it is sorta... magical. Here, you can find the rule book, and the stories of our lives.

Here's where you can find the application, and post yours once it's finished. And then, once you make it in, you'll be sorted. It's as simple as that.

Yes, they're tiring, they're tedious, but hey, they're pretty, right? Just shove 'em up in here, and do whatever you want with them. It's the seventies man - liberation!

The Great Hall is probably the greatest hall of all time, and by far the most important one located within the confines of the castle. Well, come on, it is where the food is served, right? Amazing, delicious, food. Boy, can those house elves cook.

Seeing as Ravenclaw represents knowledge and the broadening of young minds, it's only fitting that you have to answer a question to gain access into the tower, right? From the fat blue chairs to the domed, starry ceiling and statue of Rowena, this place is clearly a house of knowledge.

Slytherin students are known for their ambition, cunning, and (let's face it) mad skill. The common room can be accessed through a rather naked stone wall in the dungeons with the help of a password, and through that door lies the eerie, green clad room that lies beneath the lake. If you think it sounds like a villains lair, no, you're not imagining it.

Take a stroll down to the basement and a left at the kitchens and you'll eventually find the entrance to the Hufflepuff commons - that is, if you have the password. With its yellow decor, low ceilings, and tunnel like halls, it just shouts, "Look at me, I don't belong anywhere else!"

They're brave, they're bold, and the keeper of their commons is a fat old lady trapped in a portrait. But hey, you can get in if you know the password. Admittedly though, it's like all the others really - chairs, a fire - only with a new color pallet. And yeah, we know, this description is lacking.

Ah, the lake. It's a popular place for the students to congregate in their off time and mingle with one another. And you've got to be there for the day the first years inevitably try swimming in the lake. It always ends horribly.

We don't care how old you are, what House you're in, or even if you're an alien - you're bound to have a good time in Hogsmeade. Why? Because it's off campus, duh. It's like the rules don't even apply. Plus, you can stock up on candy, prank supplies, books, and whatever else you can manage to get your hands on in the village. Just don't go near the Shrieking Shack. Yeah, it's nice for the horizontal two step, but I wouldn't risk it if I were you.

Okay, so we're nothing but Muggles on the outside (and the inside), but that doesn't mean we're not allowed to have fun too! We like to talk to one another, we like to throw down words and talk smack about the houses, and we definitely love to play silly little games, so have at it, my brothers! But please, if it's a game, let people know if it's in character or not.