In here you will find the cannon and non-cannon history of Ilvermorny and the magical community in the United States. Information on the laws that govern American witches and wizards will be here as well.

Here you will find information on American Wizarding Culture; everything from slang to food to magical items. There is also information on the daily lives of Ilvermorny Students, such as dress code, boarding accommodations at the school, school rules, etc. If you have any suggestions, please post them in the OOC to be considered.

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Check out this list for jobs and their descriptions. If you see one you like, submit a request for that position. Once your request is approved, your character will be listed under the position you have selected. If you have an idea for a job that is not listed, please submit it to Headmistress Lola Ebonywood with full details of what that job entails and how it fits into the wizarding world.

An upper class wizarding town located in the outskirts of Upstate New York City, not far from MACUSA headquarters. It is located skillfully within the Appalachian Mountains and is completely inaccessible to anyone without magical abilities. Haudenville boasts breathtaking views of the surrounding rural area. Many of its homes are actually set into the mountain range itself.

Located near Lake Ontario, it appears to no-maj folks as nothing more than a treacherous mountain range. Casper's Cove is actually located inside a mountain. The main access point is through a large mouth that opens at, you guessed it, a cove by the lake. This opening to not visible or accessible to anyone who is not magical. It is also magically protected against flooding. Even though it is located inside a mountain, the whole town is enchanted so that once inside, the mountain disappears.
Casper's cove is a comfy little town with an apothecary, a general store, and several cobble stone streets that are lined with lovely little houses.

This is a small, coastal wizarding town located within Salem, Massachusettes. It often acts as one of the gateways to Ilvermorny for students. It is protected by heavy magic and an enchanted wood that keeps no-maj people at bay. The woods that surround it are believed by non-magical people to be cursed, and the wizards that live there prefer it to remain that way. But Salem's Remembrance is a quiet little wizarding village with quaint homes and a small apothecary. Most of the families that dwell there are descendants of those who were involved in the Salem Witch Hunts. Witches and wizards that were able to escape prosecution founded Salem's Remembrance as a sanctuary from the vengeful no-majes and Scourers of the time. It is named in honor of the innocent witches and wizards that were killed during the Salem Witch Hunts.

Located in a lush valley near Ilvermorny. It is one of the oldest wizard villages in America and is a predominately Native American location. The village is a popular spot for students of Ilvermorny to visit because it is rich in local history, full of magical shops, and is used as a gateway for students to come through in order to get to Ilvermorny. Natives are generally very friendly and welcoming to the students. Students must be 14 years of age and have parent or guardian's permission to visit.
Waabanowin Valley has three different restaurants (The Great Mountain Cafe', Lakeside Eatery, and Eagle's Landing Grill). It also has a tavern (Little Feather's Inn and Tavern).

Lockworth and Bartnem Wizard Banks are located all over the United States. They aren't the only choice for wizard banking, but they certainly are the most popular. Each bank is well hidden from non-magical folks and boasts the latest in magical protection systems. Your Dragots couldn't be safer!

Darhanna Square is a plaza of shops strictly for wizards and witches. Here students can get a cauldron from Hillyham's Cauldrons or a magical pet from Agaroth's Animal Emporium. Check out Inkly's Books, Stitchem's Robes, or Soaring Eagle's Brooms. Get some goodies at Leapold's Sweet Shoppe or a nice coffee and pastry at The Aurora Bistro. The whole square is full of shops to accommodate every wizard!

There are four different corridors that are lined with rooms for the students. Each hall belongs to a house. They all lead to the Dining Hall where students gather for meals and special events.

Sub-boards: Thunderbird, Wampus, Horned Serpent, Pukwudgie, Student Baths

The study of magical elements, their properties and how they are used in magic. This class is for students in their 6th and 7th years. The classroom is located on the ground floor not far from the Horned Serpent corridor.

The study of the runic alphabets, runic inscriptions, runestones, and their history in magic. This class is for students in their 3rd year and beyond. It has several skill levels. Sixth and 7th year students who have completed all prerequisite classes can study Rune Application, which teaches them how to preform extricate Runic magic. The classroom is located in the west tower of the castle.

For wizards and witches in their 6th and 7th years. The study of learning how to instantly transfer one's self from one place to another. Class is held out in the Quidditch field.

The study of celestial bodies The classroom is located next to the Observatory.

Learning how to fly! For students in their first year. Class is held in the Quidditch field.

Sub-board: Advanced Flight

Are you musically inclined? If so, sign up for Choir! Practice is held every Wednesday evening after supper in the music hall that is located in the north wing of the castle. The view from the hall is amazing! It overlooks one of the waterfalls!

Learn how to defend yourself against unsavoury witches and wizards. The classroom is in the dungeon of the castle.

A study of Numerology, Astrology, Xylomancy, and Use of the Inner Eye. The classroom is located on the second floor.

Learn about magical plants and their properties! This class is held in the greenhouse that is located in a small valley behind the castle. Two beautiful waterfalls can be seen from its western side.

Learn about how Native American magic and European magic have come together to create the culture of witches and wizards in the U.S. today. The classroom is located on the ground floor near The Dining Hall.

This class explores the theories of how magic works, how it came to be, and why some people are unable to use it.

Learn about the rich history of Native American magic! The classroom is on the second floor near the western tower stairwell.

Learn to brew powerful concoctions in the dungeon of the castle. Students will also learn about the potion regulations set by MACUSA. The classroom is located near the Defense Against Black Magic room.