Charming is a Victorian Era Harry Potter roleplay set primarily in the village of Hogsmeade, Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and the non-canon village of Irvingly. Characters of all classes, both magical and muggle — and even non-human! — are welcome.
With a member driven story line, monthly games and events, and a friendly and drama-free community focused on quality over quantity, the only thing you can be sure of is fun!
"Are you always this forward?" He asked teasingly since it would be a very short thread if he just ignored her entirely. — Tobin Cartwright in Take A Peek
Did you know? Churchgoers and worshippers had to endure a foul stench during prayers due to the amount of bodies often stored within the vaults of churches and chapels.
I met Verty's eldest today. It sounds as though Verty is doing alright which is most inconsiderate. I had thought maybe I would pay her a visit but now I am determined not to. I have just recovered from a very serious misfortune, if she cannot visit me then she quite clearly does not care about me anymore.
At least I know she is not curled up with that fetid creature she called a husband. She can ignore me all she likes, I can content myself with that knowledge.
Octavia Richardson of Gryffindor house is going to rue the day she was born, I will make her life a living hell. No one dares to mock me so publicly and gets away with it. I will have my revenge. The next person to conjure, draw or mention vultures in my presence will either be murdered or given a week of detentions. If they are not in Slytherin they will also lose one hundred house points and consequently all of their ugly little non-Slytherin friends.
I think I intimidated Miss Fontaine. It was quite entertaining.
Less entertaining is the regrettable fact that I now prefer to eat raw meat to cooked meat. This would perhaps be fine were it not generally considered odd.
I saw Vertiline today. She is, much to my great displeasure, in the family way. On reflection, I cannot help but wonder why I assumed without so much as a second thought, that she would not fraternize with her husband. Perhaps I assumed the utmost loyalty from her because it was she who sought me out, she seduced me, why would she do such a thing if she had no thought to be faithful? I can only conclude that I was terribly mistaken.
We did make peace briefly, but her horrific change of shape was far too distressing and I had to depart. I suspect I may have restored discomfort between us once more. I wish I had known what that man had done with her when I killed him, I would have made it twice as painful for him. He defiled my sweet Verty, he soiled her perfectness. He deserves to die all over again.