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Nov 26, 2009, 6:19pm

Welcome to Marauders :: After Hogwarts

'The last time Voldemort had power he almost destroyed everything we hold most dear...'

'He had huge numbers at his command -- not just witches and wizards but all manner of Dark creatures...'

Imagine being thrown into a magical world filled with the doom of one man and his many loyal and violent followers after seven years of being inside the safe halls of Hogwarts. For the marauders and many in their class that is the exact thing that’s going on in their lives. The year is 1978, and the Marauders and their mates have just graduated from Hogwarts. They don’t enter a world of daisies and buttercups though; they enter a world filled with pain, suffering, death, and loss. It is a far cry from the protective walls of Hogwarts School for Witchcraft and Wizardry.

Rated R for violence, strong language and adult situations.
Our RPG is Intermediate and up.

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Era:
Marauders
Year 1978

Month:
August

Marauders :: After Hogwarts :: :: Hogsmeade Village Homes (1 Viewing)

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	Marlene's House Marlene's not very small house is designed in the Tudor Revival Architecture, constructed by her father for her on her eighteenth bithday, so it's not as old as looks. It is a three storied "simple cottage" with steeply pitched roofs, half-timbering infilled with herringbone brickwork, tall mullioned windows, high chimneys, overhanging first floors above pillared porches, dormer windows supported by consoles.	0	0
	Kelsey's Manor Kelsey’s home looked identical to the ones around, though a slight more of a path leading up to the Scarlet painted door… She had gone out her way to make the inside resemble that of a Death-Eaters, the furniture inside was of high quality, rooms were filled with monuments representing the Dark Lord and Slytherin. There was even a room full of paper clippings and pictures, like trophies of her deaths she put them there to be admired.	0	0