Artemis Wilder
Artemis Wilder, a talented witch with a deep connection to nature and artistry, embodies a sense of uniqueness and creativity, reminiscent of the enigmatic charm of Ravenclaw house.
Elowyn Brightshroud
Elowyn Brightshroud, a mysterious witch, embodies the essence of a powerful Gryffindor adventurer in the world of magic.
Larkspuria Wavengale
Larkspuria Wavengale, a witch with a penchant for creativity and a deep love for nature, embodies the enchanting spirit of a Ravenclaw.
Amberleaf Spellwood
Amberleaf Spellwood, a nature-loving witch who exudes creativity, embodies the spirit of Gryffindor as she confidently says 'slay' with each spell she casts.
Foxgloveia Wildewood
Foxgloveia Wildewood is a whimsical witch with a deep connection to nature, embodying the spirit of magical harmony and creativity in the wizarding world.
Sylvanfrost Willowshroud
Sylvanfrost Willowshroud, a mystical witch whose connection to nature shines through, embodies the spirit of Gryffindor with her courageous heart and unwavering determination to slay in every endeavor.
Luminia Brightroot
Luminia Brightroot, a courageous witch, embodies the spirit of Gryffindor with her bravery, radiance, and resilience.
Cassandra Rosewood
Cassandra Rosewood, a talented witch with a deep love for nature and art, embodies the mystical allure of an enchanting Hogwarts house.
Hazelwyn Fearheart
Hazelwyn Fearheart, a mysterious witch with a penchant for sending shivers down men's spines, possessing an imposing presence akin to a formidable guardian in the world of magic.
Willowyla Strongheart
Willowyla Strongheart is a brave and strong witch, embodying the essence of a powerful magical being in the enchanting world of Harry Potter.
Aurorah Smilebloom
Aurorah Smilebloom is a courageous witch exuding joy and resilience, embodying the spirit of Gryffindor in Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
Ravenwood Darkspell
Ravenwood Darkspell is a mysterious and powerful witch, known for her eerie presence and formidable magic in the wizarding world.
