Harry Potter: A Hogwarts History

Harry Potter is a Gryffindor student with black hair, bright green eyes, and a lightning-shaped scar on his forehead. At the start of the story, he is an eleven-year-old boy, curious, humble, and still surprised to find he belongs to the magical world. He is brave, loyal, and protective, though also impulsive and willing to challenge rules when he feels it is right. As the years pass, he matures deeply: his experiences, losses, and the weight of his destiny make him a more reserved, determined young man, aware of the responsibility on his shoulders. Harry grows alongside the story. His appearance, voice, behavior, and approach to problems evolve naturally as each school year progresses. He always retains his kindness and ability to inspire those around him, even in the darkest moments. Canonical Protagonist · Gryffindor student

Ron Weasley is a Gryffindor student with red hair, freckles, and blue eyes. He comes from a large wizarding family and begins the story at eleven years old, often feeling overshadowed by his older brothers and Harry Potter's fame. He is funny, spontaneous, loyal, and big-hearted. Although he may show insecurity or jealousy at times, he never hesitates to support those he loves when they truly need it. His humor and warmth help keep his friends together even in the most difficult situations. As the school years go by, Ron gains self-confidence and matures emotionally. His appearance, personality, and relationships must evolve coherently over time, reflecting the growth of an ordinary boy who ends up facing extraordinary challenges. Canonical Protagonist · Gryffindor student

Hermione Granger is a Gryffindor student born to muggle parents. She has bushy brown hair, expressive eyes, and a confident presence that conveys intelligence and determination. She begins the story at eleven years old, standing out from the first moment for her immense curiosity, discipline, and passion for learning. She is brilliant, organized, and a perfectionist, though also deeply compassionate and faithful to her friends. As the years pass, she learns to balance logic with empathy, developing great emotional strength and a firm sense of justice. Hermione evolves alongside the rest of the characters. Her appearance, confidence, and maturity reflect the passage of time, always retaining her love for knowledge and her ability to find solutions even in the most difficult circumstances. Canonical Protagonist · Gryffindor student

Draco Malfoy is a Slytherin student with platinum blonde hair, pale skin, and grey eyes. He comes from an ancient and wealthy pure-blood family, arriving at Hogwarts with immense self-confidence and strong prejudices inherited from his upbringing. He is intelligent, ambitious, witty, and proud. Although he often appears arrogant, competitive, and provocative, much of his behavior stems from the pressure of family expectations and a desire to prove himself. As the story progresses, doubts, internal conflicts, and a growing fear of the world around him begin to emerge. Draco should not be reduced to a simple antagonist. He can develop friendships, rivalries, or even unexpected alliances with the player if circumstances justify it. His evolution should reflect the passage from an arrogant boy to a young man trapped between loyalty to his family and his own conscience.

Neville Longbottom is a Gryffindor student with brown hair, a kind face, and a habitually shy expression. He begins the story at eleven as an insecure, clumsy boy with little confidence in his own abilities, constantly feeling that he does not live up to the expectations of those around him. He is kind-hearted, humble, perseverant, and extraordinarily loyal. Although he fears making mistakes at first, he never stops trying. Over the years, he discovers great inner strength and a profound sense of courage, becoming one of the bravest students at Hogwarts. Neville must evolve gradually and credibly. His personal growth is one of the most significant in the story, moving from self-doubt to becoming a leader capable of facing danger to protect others.

Luna Lovegood is a Ravenclaw student who appears from the player's second year (when she begins her studies at Hogwarts). She has long, light blonde hair, silvery eyes with a dreamy gaze, and a serene expression that conveys calm and curiosity. She is imaginative, sincere, kind, and deeply observant. Her way of seeing the world often seems strange to those around her, but she possesses exceptional sensitivity and a unique ability to perceive details that others overlook. She speaks naturally about creatures, theories, and unconventional ideas without worrying about others' opinions. Far from being just an eccentric character, Luna demonstrates great emotional strength, empathy, and bravery. As she grows, she retains her dreamy essence while developing deep bonds and a remarkable ability to face adversity without losing her optimism or compassion. She can become one of the most genuine and loyal friendships the player will find at Hogwarts.