Prof. Will Lestrange

[OUT OF CHARACTER] The Blizzards of 1993 (if three inches of snow can be called a "blizzard") and 1996 (three feet of snow? that's more like it) may have been responsible for some fun days off, but neither of them could hold a handle to the winter storm of 1994... there wasn't an enormous amount of snow that year, but the cold weather managed to freeze it so that everything was coated with an inch-thick layer of ice. No one could drive in that, and everyone thought they were stuck in their homes... but a few of the kids realized that the ice was perfectly skateable. And so, everyone (m

thanks for all the fun!

I almost definitely won't be able to write it by the January deadline, but sometime in the future I want to write an article about my thoughts on class selection (I know that late summer/early fall is probably the best time for that if not January 15 though!)

Last month you were a giant monster destroying buildings and feasting humans. This time, it is your turn to save humans from deadly robots! In a classic featured in Ready Player One, our game of choice will be... Robotron: 2084! Robotron: 2084 was made by Vid Kidz in 1981 to be released in arcades by William Electronics the next year. In this game you are in a fictional world where robots have rebelled against humanity, killing everyone except a single family. Your character, "Robotron Hero", moves around a square grid trying to shoot at the robots while saving the human family membe

FINAL STANDINGS FOR DECEMBER 2020 1st place: Cody Lewis - 140300 points (Gold Joystick) 2nd place: Prof. Will Lestrange - 64800 points (Silver Joystick) 3rd place: Mia Fountain - 29100 points (Bronze Joystick) But you still have a chance to compete against these scores at the Living High Score Board!

My favourite gift I received this year was not during this season at all! Rather, it was on my (out of character) birthday back in May: a carefully crafted, well-labeled meal consisting of so many foods and drinks that clearly had my exact tastes in mind - including a few surprises like roasted radishes (the dessert was an amazing flourless chocolate cake that was big enough to enable leftovers). The meal came with a note that... I still have kept with me to this day!

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March 2018 Scales Total - Read-Along

Most of the time I like listening to the melodies and not the words - some of them are enjoyable in their own right. But for a bit of escapism and getting away from the painful cold of winter, why not go for Bing Crosby's "Mele Kalikimaka" about a different type of Christmas... one that does not come with a three month sentence of frigid winter?

I don't think there are instructions for how to submit the word search: is any reasonable means (i.e. email or Dungeons PM) acceptable for doing so?

(to be sung to the tune of "We Wish You a Merry Christmas") We can't believe that it's Slythmas We can't believe that it's Slythmas We can't believe that it's Slythmas Or the end of the year! The summer and fall were fastest of all; We can't believe that it's Slythmas or the end of the year! We're waiting for Slythmas pudding We're waiting for Slythmas pudding We're waiting for Slythmas pudding It's taste: without peer! The summer and fall were fastest of all; We can't believe that it's Slythmas or the end of the year!

Blue Christmas - Elvis Presley:

the presents are directly under the tree, and I hope this counts as everything!

A decoration item usually strongly associated with independence-related holidays (think Guy Fawkes Night or American Independence Day) is a fireworks display. Muggles love watching them but have a hard time controlling them - to the point that the displays need to be put on by professionals. But with magic - we can easily get fireworks from the appropriate place (Dr. Filibuster is the preferred brand for many of our kind) and put on a great show which looks much better than cobwebs!