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Braucherei magic originated in the nineteenth century and is based on a book by John George Hohman called Pow-wows. Most players take on the role of students, teachers, or residents. Our setting is focused on the Massachusetts Academy of Arcane Arts a school for Wizardry on the east coast of the United States. 'Primary studentship' means that they send invites to eligible young wizards and witches in those nations. Pow-wow Folk Magic (also known as Braucherei in Deitsch) is a type of American Folk Magic once prominent in Pennsylvania among the Pennsylvania Dutch people. Set in the modern-day School of Magic is an immersive roleplay server focused primarily on the magical world hidden just below the surface of our own. Notes: Largest school of magic in the world, a test is required to enterĪreas where most do not attend a formal school: Indonesia, Central and Northern Asia, most of Western, Central and Southern Africa. Primary Studentship: Latin America, Spain Primary Studentship: United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand Notes: Oldest school of magic in the world, it was abandoned for over a millennia before being refounded as a school of wand magic. Primary Studentship: South Asia, Middle East Notes: Possesses the largest magical library in the world. Primary Studentship: Italy, Greece, Turkey, North Africa, Middle East Like I always say: The Netherlands is famous for.

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Like Durmstrang, they teach the Dark Arts With my photo series I am trying to show the non-standard beauty of my country. Notes: has something of a dark reputation. Primary Studentship: Brazil, Portugal, Latin America, Mozambique, Angola Primary Studentship: Japan, Korea, South-east Asia Notes: Female students only, famous for their potions. Primary Studentship: United States, Canada Primary Studentship: Germany, Western Russia, Scandinavia, Eastern Europe Location: Northern Europe (Norwegian Fjords) Primary Studentship: France, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands Notes: Smallest school of magic in the world, renowned for Transfiguration.

Primary studentship: England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland I'll put my own speculation in the comments. So where, do you think, are the others? Remember, these eleven schools have to cover the entire world! Either some of those schools are absolutely huge, many people do not receive formal education, or wizarding numbers are very unevenly distributed. It might be a magical equivalent of the Women's Institute. We know five from canon:īut it's not confirmed to be a school.

So, there are eleven schools of magic in the world. The Beauxbatons entry also added that Hogwarts is quite unique in the way it serves such a small area (The British Isles):īeauxbatons has a preponderance of French students, though Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Luxembourgians and Belgians also attend in large numbers (both Beauxbatons and Durmstrang have a larger studentship than Hogwarts). The Pottermore entry on Durmstrang dropped a bombshell on us:ĭurmstrang once had the darkest reputation of all eleven wizarding schools. During Dalys trip to Holland he met some wonderful Dutch magicians.Flip, Dan Lefay, Ray Joël and Robin Matrix gathered in the backyard of the Dutch School O.

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