What happens if Ravenclaw students can't answer the riddle that lets them into their dormitories?
Hi all, going to be attempting this campaign in January.
So, the book doesn't go too deeply into detail about living situations for the students, other than that first year students are housed on the central campus and then they move to the college they pick.
Since D&D is a fantastical world, one could assume things would be nice enough for each student to have their own room, but the idea of having random roommates could also allow for some interesting social encounters. The main problem is that there would need to be way more student NPCs then just the ones in the book, but I'm assuming there may be some resources in this sub for that already.
I'm just curious on how other DMs are describing or narrating time that isn't in lecture halls, extracurriculars or job=based. I suppose if each student did have their own personal room, it wouldn't need much coverage, other than maybe a few social encounters in the dormitory themselves. Additional random events could also be fun, like cooking mishaps.
A fun thing I added was that all dorms are doubles, with 2 students per room I also made each room magical, and the students wills, desire and ascetic shape the room For example, Aurora, has a beautiful ornate holder for her flute, a black veil canopy sprouting from the ceiling covering her 4 poster bed, made of a dark black walnut, with a piano that is embedded into the wall, enchanted to make sound quality similar to a grand piano, despite being a small keyboard.
The rooms magically transform into exactly what the students want, as they enter the room It was a great way for players to get to know their characters, as well a great chance to create conflict with potential roommates.
why the fuck did you put a fork in the microwave and than RUN AWAY?????
#deadass just exploded the microwave and got arrested you IDIOT you BAFOON you VILE CREATURE it WAS THREE AM
It was 30 fucking degrees Fahrenheit
IMO, they've always seemed so sparsely furnished. The kids don't even get a wardrobe to hang their clothes up in and have to live out of their trunks all year long. The nightstand looks just big enough for the usual basics, like a lamp (or candle, I suppose), Harry's glasses, the goblet of water mentioned in the books, etc.
Having lived in a college dorm room for a year, I almost feel like they should have provided more? At least a wardrobe. I think it would be depressing living out of a suitcase your entire year, and having to reach inside for everything from clothes and PJs to textbooks and parchment. They could maybe even put some shelves above the nightstand for family photos and the like.
Is Fees for one complete year 2 semesters or 3 semesters?
It was only a recommendation and I have both vaccinations. Originally I applied for 4 person international dormitory room with kitchen but now we can only apply for 2 person normal room without kitchen. The reason why I want to get a dormitory room is so I can meet new people and get to know them. So what do you guys think? Do you also know what is Sunglim? The dormitorys are named after the word Sunglim.
Thanks guys!
Hi everyone, I'm an erasmus student who wants to stay in Lublin for the spring semester. I'm looking for accommodation, especially dorms that are cheap& good. I've found this dorm which is 600 zloty for a month and I was wondering if anyone stayed here and if they recommend it? Is anyone has other recommendations for dorms, feel free to message me. Btw, I'll go to Vincent Pol Uni so I'll appreciate it if the dorms are close to it (max 6km away)
Hello!
I am an upcoming exchange student at the University of Gdansk and I am faced with the task of choosing the dormitory I'll spend my stay in. I basically have to choose between the main campus near the philology, history and geography faculties, one dormitory in Sopot and one in Brzeลบno.
Which would be best for my stay in the city and how are the dormitories in general?
Hi, everyone! Card says if investigators spend 3 clues per player as a group: (>R2). Could someone please interpret the R2 bit for me? I am stuck.
Thanks!
The dormitories, home to more than 300,000 workers in industries like construction and shipbuilding, with several allocated to a room, account for nearly 95% of Singaporeโs tally of more than 57,000 cases.
Uncertain about the spellings of their names.
When I looked to see who he was waving at, I saw that every window of the adjacent dorm was occupied by a person waving back at him, and now that I'm looking at the man again, I've noticed he's begun to wave at my dorm as well...
