Ophelia Moonstone
Ophelia Moonstone, a wise wizardess with a mysterious aura, belongs to an ancient Hogwarts house, embodying the enigmatic qualities of Ravenclaw.
Solarmira
Solarmira is a mystical wizard with an affinity for celestial magic, embodying the elegance and grace of Ravenclaw, embracing the journey of knowledge and wisdom within the enchanted halls of Hogwarts.
Oberon Starcaster
Oberon Starcaster is a wise wizard with an affinity for the stars, embodying the essence of Ravenclaw with his thirst for knowledge and curiosity.
Alaric Nightflame
Alaric Nightflame, a wizard with a mysterious aura, seems destined for Slytherin as his cunning nature and dark demeanor hint at secrets shrouded in the shadows.
Odin Stormcaller
Odin Stormcaller is a powerful wizard with a penchant for thunder magic, embodying the courage and determination of Gryffindor.
Ozarius
Ozarius, a wise wizard donning mysterious robes, embodies the enigmatic aura of Ravenclaw, delving into the depths of magic with a penchant for unraveling ancient mysteries.
Sablewyn
Sablewyn, a wizard of mysterious allure and cunning intellect, embodies the essence of Slytherin with a penchant for serpentine wisdom and sly charm.
Sorin Shadowspell
Sorin Shadowspell, a mysterious wizard with a penchant for dark magic, embodies the enigmatic spirit of Slytherin house.
Soren Silverflare
Soren Silverflare, a wise wizard with a shimmering aura, embodies the spirit of Ravenclaw as he delves into the mysteries of the magical world.
Aurélie Moreau
Aurélie Moreau est une sorcière au nom envoûtant, qui évoque la magie mystérieuse et élégante de Beauxbâtons, tout en se rapprochant de l'essence enchanteresse du prénom Maïwenn.
Sylvia Stormweaver
Sylvia Stormweaver is a mystical wizard whose eyes hold the secrets of ancient storms, embodying the unpredictable essence of Ravenclaw House.
Othelion
Othelion, a wise and mysterious wizard with a penchant for ancient spells, embodies the qualities of Ravenclaw, unleashing wisdom and curiosity in pursuit of magical knowledge.
