Quillby keeps the lore notes for wizarding-school roleplay: classes, creatures, potions, spells and more. Ask him for a topic, or pick a shelf below.
Topic filter:
Ruling planets:
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Quillby's pick for today
Learned something in class? Submit a note for staff to review.
Topic
Group
Notes
Subjects
Where (subjects)
Each topic is tagged on notes automatically. Click a subject to open the notes about that topic in that subject.
Two topics are connected when they show up in the same note. A darker square means they appear together more often. Click a square or a row to see those notes.
Lesson plans
Ready-made plans for a class. Each one is built to fit in about 10 minutes, with a time beside each step. Use them as they are, or as a starting point for your own class. Sworn Quills can send in their own from the Submit a note tab.
My Diary
Submit a note
Learned something in class? Share it, so the next student can find it here.
Quillby keeps the notes. He is the house-elf who tends the Tower and Tome. When you log in, Discord will say Quillby wants to access your account. That is him, and he only asks for your name.
How it works
Log in with Discord. We only see your Discord name and ID.
Fill in the note card below. The preview shows how it will look.
Staff check it. They may tidy it up, or send it back with a reason so you can fix it and send it again.
It goes on the site. You will see a thank-you message here when it does.
What makes a good note
One topic per note, like a single creature, spell, plant or class rule.
Your own words. Do not copy and paste from the books, films or a wiki.
No links or web addresses.
A professor tip that a teacher could use in class: an activity, a question or a scene.
Why Quillby starts you with one quill
Quillby reads every note that comes in. He looks it up in the old books, checks it is in your own words, and finds the right shelf for it. That is slow, careful work, and there is only one Quillby. So he lends each newcomer a single quill. Send him notes he can trust, and he will remember you.
Notes may be edited or merged with an existing note before they appear.
