What Crosthwaite School House would you be in?

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What Crosthwaite School House Are You In?

Discover which magical house at Crosthwaite School perfectly matches your personality! Answer fun questions about your interests, friendships, and daily life to find out your ideal house.

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It's the day of the school's rugby derby! Where are you?

In the changing rooms, ready to win.

Sliding some caffeine pills to one of the pills - they'll win thanks to me.

I might be at the top of the grandstands to watch if a friend is playing.

Getting the bandages ready, rugby is a rough sport.

Putting on my best outfit (Did someone say rugby boys?!)

There's a test in one of the classes you hate. How will you prepare?

I'll study if one of my rivals is in that class who I need to beat.

All nighter, obviously.

I'll try my best, but it's okay if I don't ace everything.

I'll start a study group with my friends

I'll leave it till the last minute, then complain when I don't pass

What do you think of magic?

It can show power.

It's useful, but not always good.

It's strange, and should be tamed.

So long as it's used to help others, it's a great thing.

It's either a blessing or a curse, there's no grey area.

One of your close friends has betrayed you. How will you react?

Find better friends and show them what they've lost.

Ignore them, but remember what they did.

Try not to talk about it, probably gonna cry about it later.

Talk to them about it, they surely had their reasons.

Tell everyone what they did. They won't have any other friends for long.

What class would be your favourite?

Rugby practice, duh.

Anything to do with divination.

Tasseomancy - I love drinking the tea!

Health class, learning to heal others and myself is so useful. (Gotta make that instant hangover cure, duh.)

Illusions, the creation of false images from magic can trick or entertain others.

What was life like before you came to Crosthwaite?

I had lots of friends and loved to play outside with them.

I come from a pretty well-off family, some of whom even went to Crosthwaite when they were younger.

I had some close friends and my family were kind, I was a quiet child.

I liked to make new friends, but didn't like to go out of my comfort zone.

I loved to spend time with my friends creating things, I liked putting on little shows for my family.

It's Friday night. Where will we find you?

At the house party after we've won the rugby match!

In the observatory, trying to catch the meteor shower.

In my dorm room, reading a book of poems.

I'll probably go to the house party for a little bit if my friends convince me.

I'll definitely be at the house party. (Did someone say rugby boys again?!)

You've gone home for summer and are spending time with non-magi. How do you feel?

I try to play down my magic, I don't want them to be scared of me.

I don't really like being around non-magi, but I don't mind them fearing me.

None of my friends know I'm a mage. They think I study abroad.

I don't use magic around non-magi unless it's absolutely necessary. No need to scare them.

I love showing off my little tricks and illusions. Non-magi are so much fun around magic!

Your room mate isn't a mage. How do you act to them?

I don't care, so long as they like me and we get along.

I tend to stay up late so rarely see my roommates.

I might not talk to them until I'm comfortable, new people are scary, magic or no.

I'd like to be close friends with them, we are living together after all!

I'll chat to anyone, if they're interesting then who cares about magic.

A letter from your parents has arrived. What does it say?

They're probably congratulating me on my recent Rugby match win.

Just keeping me up to date with how things are back home. Maybe a well done for acing my tests.

They send letters all the time, they worry about me often. I always write back.

It's only a short letter, a few lines to see how I'm doing.

They want to know if I've made any friends, and if I'm enjoying myself.

What Crosthwaite School House would you be in?

What Crosthwaite School House Are You In?

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