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In 1850, there were two notable births: Elladora Black and Oswald Beamish. Elladora was the younger sister of Phineas Nigellus Black ( Sirius Black's great-great grandfather and the " least popular Headmaster Hogwarts ever had ," according to Sirius in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix ) and was known for beheading house elves when they got too old. She and her brother could make an appearance as young Hogwarts students around a decade later, or players may even get to see Phineas as Headmaster sometime after that. Oswald Beamish was a Goblin's rights activist and could play a role in the Goblin Liberation Front of the 18


Spider-Man PS4 achieves all of those things in its own right and can be considered to be the complete package. It's a game-changer within the world of comic book video games and definitely a shining beacon of what could be achieved in the Harry Potter unive


Quidditch is the number-one sport when it comes to the wizarding world, something Harry learns even before he gets to Hogwarts Legacy Updates. The Boy Who Lived turns out to be a natural, being given the role of Seeker on the Gryffindor team after wowing Professor McGonagall by catching a Rememberall. This inspired many across the world, with the game now an actual sport in real li


Hogwarts Legacy , from Avalanche Software, is __ the latest video game title in the Harry Potter franchise currently in development and looks to be published by Portkey Games, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, and Cossona. While details about the title are certainly being kept close to the vest, there's definitely a range of successful games it could draw inspiration f

This is where the Guardian’s Person of the Year poll comes into it. The Guardian, a left leaning newspaper that still frequently platforms anti-trans columnists and rarely gives actual trans people a voice, has a Person of the Year much like Time’s, except it is voted for by the public - or more specifically, Guardian readers. "In a sign of the ongoing debate over gender issues, many readers also nominated the author JK Rowling," reads the Guardian’s introduction. While other nominees have achieved specific things this year - Gareth Southgate for leading England to the Euro final for the first time in their history, Dame Sarah Gilbert for championing non-profit vaccines, Simone Biles for her openness on mental health in sport at the Olympics - JK Rowling is there because of her views on gender we’ve known for quite some time. Even her infamous TERF Wars blog post came out in 2020. She is the de facto mascot of the anti-trans movement, having been mentioned by various government officials around the world as they have pushed through anti-LGBT legislation. Guardian reader Michelle, 45, is the exact demographic of middle class women who have likely never met a trans person but still don’t like them very much, and she writes Rowling’s blurb, ending with "She is very inspiring for women and is supportive of women’s rights, despite people trying to drag her down."

Rowling has also been quick to point out the amount of abuse she receives, complaining that one man told her he was going to compost her books. Other people have burned them. Because transphobes - whether you think JKR is one or not, clearly they exist - love to rush to extremes, the idea that someone has burned a Harry Potter book means we’re returning to Nazi Germany. Not only is this offensive on the level of anti-vaxxers comparing themselves to Jews with the yellow star, it’s also monumentally stupid. That famous photo of the Nazis buring a huge pile of books? It’s outside the Institut für Sexualwissenschaft - they were burning the books specifically to destroy decades of research into trans people.


It's not all about the House colors, though, as the Wizarding World certainly has a great variety of other styles that could be offered up to players. One trip down Diagon Alley and it's clear that fashion within this universe isn't quite reflective of the Muggle rea


The lesson here is to take risks with the narrative. Hogwarts Mystery is after all set during Harry's era of the school's history, yet is still allowed a great deal of creative freedom. The ongoing storytelling, organized in chapters, is definitely something Hogwarts Legacy could c


For the most part, Hogwarts will be the location that players will be spending the majority of their time. What's more, their home away from home will be their dormitories, which they will be sharing with their fellow students. It would be cool to see a little bit of personality added to these locati


The LEGO games are known for bringing their sense of humor to huge intellectual properties and they managed to put their own take on the Wizarding World in these toy-based titles. The comedic way in which some of the magic is used and the colorful way that this franchise has been captured can certainly be an influence on Hogwarts Leg