Ginevra Spellhart
Ginevra Spellhart is a courageous and intelligent witch, embodying loyalty and logic, awaiting her sorting into a Hogwarts house.
Gerald Flammenbringer
Gerald Flammenbringer ist eine mächtige Hexe aus Hogwarts, deren Name das Feuer und die Leidenschaft symbolisiert.
Arthur Trueblade
Arthur Trueblade is a wise and courageous witch, embodying the virtues of loyalty, bravery, and logic in a mystical realm reminiscent of Hogwarts.
Seraphina Emberhelm
Seraphina Emberhelm, a courageous witch with a keen mind, embodies the values of loyalty, bravery, and logic, making her a formidable presence in the magical world.
Fiona Frostwillow
Fiona Frostwillow, a wise witch with a keen intellect and a heart full of loyalty and bravery, embodies the essence of a Ravenclaw.
Rhiannon Mooncrest
Rhiannon Mooncrest, a wise and mysterious witch, exudes an air of enchantment reminiscent of Ravenclaw's thirst for knowledge and Luna Lovegood's dreamy demeanor.
Leandra Feuermagie
Leandra Feuermagie ist eine mächtige Hexe, verbunden mit den Flammen und dem Feuer, die in keiner der Häuser von Hogwarts zu Hause ist.
Alistair Swiftbrook
Alistair Swiftbrook, a powerful witch with an air of mystery, exudes the wisdom of Ravenclaw as she navigates the magical realms with grace and intrigue.
Noble Heartseeker
Noble Heartseeker, a courageous witch embodying the spirit of Gryffindor, destined to be the bold hero with initials N.H.
Athena Dawnbrook
Athena Dawnbrook, a wise and courageous witch embodying the spirit of Ravenclaw with her loyalty, bravery, and logic.
Bellaire Phoenixheart
Bellaire Phoenixheart, a courageous Gryffindor witch, is known for her passion for Defense Against the Dark Arts, Care of Magical Creatures, and Transfiguration, and her close friendship with Ron Weasley.
Gryffindria Firespell
Gryffindria Firespell is a courageous Gryffindor witch who is married to Harry Potter, with a passion for Defense Against the Dark Arts, Care of Magical Creatures, and Transfiguration, and whose best friend forever is Ron Weasley.
