The Montegue Manor sits in the county of Kent just outside of the London boarder in a mass of wooded area that has been classed to muggles as being a Satanists place of meeting. The driveway and the house are invisible to muggles, due to the Montegue’s hate of them. The house is very large with a surrounding garden. The two people that owned the house were very rich, when they died it was passed onto their only son Damien Montegue.

The entrance to the Manor is covered with snake sculptures, along with two snake statues that you have to pass before entering the manor. In the Manors grounds there is a big rock formation with a gigantic hole through the middle of it, a large lake, a forest and acres of lawns. The manor is five stories high, with a basement and an attic. Death eater activity is thought to have always had it’s place here, though it has never been proved.

Moderators: Sara Cromwell, Damien Montegue

Home to all residing Flints, the Flint Manor sits in a location only known to 'close friends' *couch couch*death eaters*cough cough*. The exterior of the house is stone and brick with thick rose bushes trailing from the front door to the side of the house. In front is several small gardens and a driveway thickly blocked by trees. The Flint's have a very large back yard where the kids can practice quidditch. There is a small creek that runs just in front of the tree line that symbols the boarding forest behind the house.

The interior of the house is expensive. All plush couches and silk curtains type of furnishings. All the rooms are pretty much the same, sparkling clean with the curtains drawn and green walls. On the bottom floor is the dining room, den, kitchen, entrance hall with the prized sparkling chandelier and the socializing room. A marble staircase leads up to the second floor where the library, Mr. and Mrs. Flint's bedroom and Mr. Flints study is. All with the same furnishings as the bottom floor only the bedroom is more decedent and the library is stuffed with books. The third floor is where the children's rooms are. They all have separate bedrooms. Val's room is the only thing different and that is mostly why no one but her will go in. Instead of the same green paint, Val's room is decorated in golden paint with Hufflepuff colors and a bed with yellow pillows and a black bed spread. All the kid's walls are decorated with the things they like, musicians or quidditch teams. Smoke can usually be seen coming from the house but do to the fact that the house is in the middle of nowhere, no muggles can see it.

Moderators: Sara Cromwell, Valerie Flint

Home to the Weasley family, the Burrow is a house just outside the village of Ottery St. Catchpole, and is built so crazily that it must certainly be held up by magic. It is likely to have once been a farmhouse (though it looks more like it might have been a "large stone pigpen"), on top of which several crooked stories look to have been added. Currently the house has six bedrooms and six stories, plus an attic, with a rickety uneven staircase climbing among the stories. Overall, despite the garden gnomes, the old boots and chickens littering the yard, and the ghoul in the attic, the house has a cozy, warm feeling.

Godric's Hollow is a village located in the West Country in South West England. With Hogsmeade established as the only remaining all-magical community in Great Britain, Godric's Hollow has a Muggle population.

Little Whinging, in Surrey, England, is a town to the south of London.

Here lies the Headquarters for the Order, led by Harry Potter and others. Once owned by the Black family, Sirius had handed it over to the Order before his death. Many security measures are in place at Grimmauld Place (anti-Apparation charms). It is also Unplottable. It is disguised from Muggles and other interlopers.

Also during the Great Battle it was once taken over by Voldemort but fortunetly after his death was regained back by the Order.