Darius Scalethorn
Darius Scalethorn is a mysterious wizard, embodying the cunning and ambition of Slytherin, with a penchant for serpentine magic.
Draco Shadowstone
Draco Shadowstone, a wizard with the air of sophistication and mystery, embodies the essence of Slytherin House with his cunning demeanor and penchant for elegance.
Cassian Serpentspell
Cassian Serpentspell, a wise wizard with mysterious serpentine powers, embodies the cunning and ambition reminiscent of Draco Malfoy, evoking a sense of mystique and intrigue in the halls of Hogwarts.
Gwendolyn Slythertail
Gwendolyn Slythertail, a wise wizard from the Slytherin house, is known for their cunning nature and affinity with snakes.
Nereus Flint
Nereus Flint is a wise wizard from an ancient line, embodying the traditional values of a pureblood, with a mysterious aura that hints at deep-rooted magic.
Ambrose Slytherinpike
Ambrose Slytherinpike is a cunning wizard with a lineage aligned to Slytherin, embodying the ambition and resourcefulness of the house, reminiscent of Draco Malfoy's demeanor.
Cassandra Vipereye
Cassandra Vipereye, a mysterious wizard from an unknown Hogwarts house, is known for her serpentine charm and cunning nature.
Basilisk Darkwood
Basilisk Darkwood, the mystical wizard from an unknown Hogwarts house, exudes an aura of mysterious power, reminiscent of the color green.
Sylvana Verdantcloak
Sylvana Verdantcloak, a wise wizardess with a penchant for nature, embodies the spirit of lush greenery and magic in the mystique of her name.
Severin Rowle
Severin Rowle, a distinguished wizard with an air of mystery, embodies the noble qualities of Slytherin house while maintaining a sense of magical heritage as a pureblood.
Regulus Thornbloom
Regulus Thornbloom, a wizard with a mysterious aura, embodies the grace and sophistication expected of Slytherins, adding an extra touch of elegance to the magical world.
Aurelia Deathwhisper
Aurelia Deathwhisper, a mysterious wizardess deeply connected to the shadows, embodies the enigmatic allure of Slytherin.
