Beatrix Honeyduke
Beatrix Honeyduke, a witch with a whimsical charm reminiscent of Ravenclaw, embodies a delightful mix of intellect and sweetness, weaving magic with grace and elegance.
Sweetpetal
Sweetpetal, a whimsical witch, embodies the grace and charm of Ravenclaw, with a touch of Finnish mystique.
Starlantern
Starlantern, a mystical witch, embodies the elegance and enchantment of Ravenclaw as she navigates the magical realm, guided by the whispers of Finnish magic around her.
Merrybloom
Merrybloom, a whimsical witch whose magic blooms with enchanting finesse, embodies the mystery and allure of an undefined Hogwarts house, while carrying a touch of Finnish magic in her spells.
Elara Puffernick
Elara Puffernick, a talented young witch with a mysterious air, embodies the spirit of Ravenclaw, where wisdom and curiosity thrive amidst the enchanting halls of Hogwarts.
Moonwhisper Thralleye
Moonwhisper Thralleye is a mysterious witch whose ethereal presence and keen insight suggest a possible affiliation with Ravenclaw, known for wisdom and wit.
Eleanor Meadowfall
Eleanor Meadowfall is a graceful witch with an air of mystery, finding solace in the hidden depths of Hogwarts, embodying the enigmatic spirit of Ravenclaw.
Daphne Willowgrove
Daphne Willowgrove, a talented witch with an affinity for nature, embodies the grace of Ravenclaw as she delves into magical studies with the guidance of Mamie Harvala.
Gracelyn Sunbeam
Gracelyn Sunbeam, a whimsical witch with a sparkle in her eye, embodies the spirit of Ravenclaw while harboring secrets of Mamie Harvala's legacy.
Amelia Badgerwyn
Amelia Badgerwyn, a powerful witch in search of her Hogwarts house, exudes a mysterious aura reminiscent of Mamie Harvala thrall.
Helena Willowby
Helena Willowby, a witch with an enchanting aura, embodies the essence of Ravenclaw with her sharp wit and thirst for knowledge.
Everleigh Sunshadow
Everleigh Sunshadow, a wise and mysterious witch belonging to an undefined Hogwarts house, enchants with her enigmatic aura and bewitching prowess.
