Lacey Scott, better known by her alter ego Spider-Girl, is the fast-talking, high-swinging vigilante of Boston. At just 20 years old, she’s already earned a reputation as the city’s unseen safeguard—taking down gang leaders in Dorchester one night, pulling kids out of burning buildings in Southie the next. Unlike the more global Avengers or NYC-bound Spider-heroes, Lacey’s web stays close to home. She’s not in it for glory, world-saving, or alien invasions (though she’s had a couple of close calls). She’s in it because this is her city—and no one messes with Boston on her watch.

Between the Gough family being an old wizarding family with a reputation for magical prowess, and her older brother Adrian have done very well at Hogwarts, Berri went to school with high expectations from her family. She became a Ravenclaw, but rebelled against the idea that she should be known for her academic accomplishments. Becoming fast friends with the popular girls Kendra Coleman, Amelie Cray, and Xandria Botwolf, she is one of the most attractive and desirable girls in the school, and gets into trouble with her rebellious friends. Berri is smart, athletic, and charismatic. Despite her intelligence, she puts on a ditzy persona because she thinks it will attract more boys. Abandoning her family's desire for her to achieve academic excellence. she embraces the sport of Quidditch, playing for Ravenclaw as a Seeker. In her 6th year, she has received an offer to play professional after school. !!DISCLAIMER!! In this version of Hogwarts all students start their 1st year at 18.

Born into a family with roots in both Slytherin and Gryffindor, the divide split the family in two. Raised in the household that identifies with the Coleman family's Slytherin heritage, tensions ran high when she was sorted into Gryffindor. Going her own way, Kendra made friends with girls of all four houses, including Berri of Ravenclaw, Xandria of Slytherin, and Amelie of Hufflepuff. Tensions with her family boiled over after her third year, and she now lives with her aunt and uncle on the Gryffindor side of the family. Rebellious, adventurous, charistmatic, beautiful, and friendship-oriented, Kendra values freedom and united diversity above all else. Bound to her friends and dreams of becoming a journalist for the Daily Prophet, she is held back by her family tension, recklessness, and romantic flippance as a flirt and sucker for drama and gossip. !!DISCLAIMER!! In this version of Hogwarts all students start their 1st year at 18

The eldest daughter of the well-known Cameron family, Nina faces a crisis of identity when she is sorted into Slytherin at Hogwarts. Her father is in Azkaban for having served the now-fallen Voldemort as a Death Eater, while her mother fought alongside the Order of the Phoenix. Both were in Slytherin house during their time at school. Nina had hoped to be sorted into a different house so that she could find her own identity, but when she became a Slytherin, she realized she would have to grapple with the two sides of her family history. Self-controlled and exhibiting proper manners, Nina is in some ways a typical pure-blood girl. She appreciates family and tradition, but is caught between that of her mother and father. Like her mother, she is disciplined and responsible, while she has some of her father's darker tendancies such as the temptation toward power and authority. !!DISCLAIMER!! In this version of Hogwarts all students start their 1st year at 18

Growing up in Hogsmeade, the only all-wizarding settlement in England, Gillian Yates noticed that the pure-blood families from the village treated her differently because of her estranged muggle mother. Noticing the predjudice against muggles, she took up their cause, becoming a strong advocate for muggle-wizard relations. Something of a non-conformist, Gillian new from a young age that she was lesbian. A progressive, independent, humanitarian spirit, Gillian has strong beliefs and opinions and is likely to take up any cause her heart reacts to. Uncompromising and aloof, she can be tempremental and difficult at times, but her originality and strong convictions are what set her apart. !!DISCLAIMER!! In this version of Hogwarts all students start their 1st year at 18

A muggle-born witch, Cindy was always the popular girl at her local public school. Attractive, well-proportioned, and with a heavy social media presence, she had no problem fitting in at school. However, when she learned she was a witch and began going to Hogwarts, none of that mattered. Now she was a new girl in a new world where the amount of likes or followers you had was as relevant as the price of cheese. Uncertain and insecure, Cindy used her attractiveness to garner attention at Hogwarts, garnering a reputation as something of a dim-witted tramp. Deep down, however, it was Cindy's desire for acceptance that motivated this behavior. Social, agreeable, cooperative, and non-confrontational, Cindy did all she could to fit in at Hogwarts. Uncomfortable with tension or division, she tried to stay out of trouble, but her constant new romantic entanglements often seemed to land her in schoolgirl drama. !!DISCLAIMER!! In this version of Hogwarts, all students start their 1st year at 18.

Daughter of a pure-blood wizard family, Siobhán was raised by her spinster aunt because her parents were killed by the Bandon Banshee before its banishment. Old enough to recall the incident, it had a profound effect on her. In her late teenage years, Siobhán faced her fears and journeyed into the wilds of Ireland, coming back with a fascination for her home country's ancient magical lore and a determination to master it so that no others would face the same fate as her family. A member of Gryffindor House, Siobhán is emotional, tenacious, imaginiative, determined, and fiercely loyal. Generally introverted, she can also be moody and pessimistic. She has a habit of predicting doom for the future as a coping mechanism for dealing with potential future tragedy, which she feels will recurr after the deaths of her parents. Kind and helpful, her cynicism prevents her from being popular. !!DISCLAIMER!! In this version of Hogwarts, all students begin their 1st year at 18 years old.

The only daughter of the Hayes family, Desiree was loved by her parents, who could not produce any more children, often to the point of being doted on. Although her parents put very little pressure on her, Desiree proved to be a highly motivated young girl. Initially outgoing and precocious, she actually withdrew into herself as she matured, becoming more introverted. Analytical, hardowrking, practical, and kind, Desiree was nearly the perfect daughter for her parents save her shyness and self-criticism. Despite the constant affirmation of her parents, or perhaps because of it, she always felt sure that what she was doing was not enough. Generally humble and gentle with others, Desiree treats herself harshly and struggles with self-doubt and imposter syndrome. !!DISCLAIMER!! All students in this version of Hogwarts begin their 1st year at 18 years old.

The youngest daughter of the Pace family, one of the oldest Wizarding families in Beddgelert, Judith's many siblings ensured that she avoided the watchful eyes of her parents. Although generally a good and obedient girl in her youth, as Judith got older she sought more and more to explore and experiment. By the time she became a student at Hogwarts, a member of Hufflepuff House, Judith was beginning to experiment with alcohol and loved getting drunk, going to parties, and attracting the attentions of boys with her buxom chest. Judith is social, gracious, and generous. She loves going to parties and doing fun things with friends. Her favorite activities, are shaping, baking, eating, and drinking. She loves to share many things, including her possessions, time, and body. However, she can be frustratingly indeceisive. Although she avoids confrontation, she will hold grudges. !!DISCLAIMER!! In this version of Hogwarts, all students start their 1st year at 18 years of age.

Born in England after her Japanese parents moved to the United Kingdom to work as translators for the Ministry of Magic, Sadie Michiko retains much of the culture of the land of her parents. Although Hogwarts does not take students until they turn 18, Michiko's parents have been preparing her school since the age of 16, as is tradition in Mahoutokoro School of Magic. She enters Hogwarts with high expectations placed on her shoulders due to the culture of her parents and their own successes in life. Sadie is quiet, obedient, adaptable, and a fast learner. She learns easily by watching and reading, needing very little practice before she can put a theory into practice. Despite her quiet nature, she is very sociable, generally hating to be alone but also disliking the idea of being the center of attention. She loves to read and learn, but is particularly fond of works of fiction. !!DISCLAIMER!! In this alternate version of Hogwarts, students begin their First Year at 18 years of age.

!!DISCLAIMER!! In this version of the Harry Potter universe, students start their 1st Year at 18 years of age, and end their 7th year at 25. Amanda Blackburn is a 6th Year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. A lesbian half-blood witch with a muggle mother, Amanda is a Chaser currently the captain of the Qudditch team for Gryffindor house. She is close friends with Dimitra Andresti and Brittney Bauer, who are also both members of the Quidditch team. Courageous, confident, passionate, and thrill-seeking, Amanda is the daredevil of any group. A natural leader, she is unafraid to take risks, but may come off as reckless or undercautious. She grows easily frustrated with inactivity and stagnance, and has a tendancy to prefer the practical to the theoretical. With her friends she is confident and popular, often enjoying being the center of attention as she attempts some new stunt or takes on challenges in her favorite game, Truth or Dare.

Daughter to a Redguard veteran of the Great War, Rayya spent much of her childhood in the cold city of Bruma after her father was injured and forced to leave the conflict. After her mother died of illness, Rayya and her father moved into Falkreath with an old war friend named Thadgeir. When her father died, Thadgeir entrusted her with his dual scimitars, which she trained relentlessly to learn how to wield. Despite her distaste for Jarl Siddgeir, she continues to serve him at the request of Thadgeir. Rayya is an honest, pragmatic soul with a hidden soft spot. Despite her veneer of brisk attitude, those who become close to her discover a surprisingly warm, loving, and playful motherly nature to her personality.

A staunch supporter of Jarl Laila Law-Giver, Iona earned her surname from her vocal support of Laila's rise to power. Iona was raised in Honerhall Orphanage until she ran away from the cruelties done from there. A simple politician at the time, Laila took her on as a ward, having her future steward, Anuriel, raise the young Iona. As she matured into a grown woman, she became a warrior and guard in support of Laila's campaign. Loyal to a fault, Iona serves her Jarl faithfully and with a strong arm, wielding her mace like Laila wields the law itself. Iona is vocal and staunchly supportive of the causes she sees as just. She is quick to sing the praises of what she finds good, and to decry and defame the things she despises. Iona's focus is on brinigng law and order to the city of Riften.

A staunch supporter and Legate in the Imperial Legion, Rikke Dour-Stone is one of the few true daughters of Skyrim who serves the Empire. She was once friends with Galmar Stone-Fist and a lover of Ulfric Storm-Cloak, but his rebellion pushed the pair apart. Rikke is no supporter of the Thalmor, the elven organization bent on conquest of Tamriel, but believes that the Empire has the best hope of a long-term victory against the elven oppressors despite their temporary alliance. Rikke is a harsh woman, earning her surname not only from the time she spends in Castle Dour, but also from her grave, serious demeanor. She is a commanding woman, barking orders more often than not. She has no tolerance for incompetence or incompliance, and will not hestitate to discipline even her own men for their failings.

Jordis is the daughter of Holga Swordmaiden, a Housecarl of Thane Voldtek of Solitude. The wicked thane had his way with Holga while she was unconscious after a battle, telling her that she had been pierced by an evil blade which had impregnated her. Holga discovered the trough from a clever-man who cursed Voldtek to become a giant. Holga gave birth to Jordis and raised her lovingly, allowing her daughter to believe the bittersweet lie that she had been fathered by a cursed sword. Jordis took that as her destiny to become a warrior, and she rose through the ranks of the court of High King Torygg. Upon his death and the death of Holga at the hands of Ulfric Stormcloak, the King's widow, Elisif, appointed Jordis as Housecarl in place of Holga her mother, and she became the next Swordmaiden. Jordis has a strong and determined spirit. Her belief about her conception gives her a confidence in destiny which drives her boldly onward. She is dutiful and strangely shy in social situations.

Although her ancesters hail from the Black Marsh, Lifts-Her-Tail comes from a family of Argonian servants in Cyrodiil. Her family had served the Ulyssius family in Cyrodiil for many generations. When the final heir to the Ulyssius line fell ill and died, Lifts-Her-Tail cared for his every need until his passing. With the line of her masters deceased, Lifts-Her-Tail had no choice but to strike out on her own, applying her skills as a housekeeper to other occupations. Taking her skills to the coastal city of Anvil, she happened upon Sevivyea Serani, a severe Dunmer woman who owned the Honeypot Tavern and Brothel. Lifts-Her-Tail became a maid and service girl for the tavern. Sweet, naughty, lascivious, libidonous, and submissive, Lifts-Her-Tail is a servant through and through, always doing her best to make the experience of her betters more comfortable. She enjoys alluring patrons with whispered words of suggestive innuendos.

The warrior daughter of many warrior daughters, Aela follows a heritage of Nordic Shield-Maidens in her service to the Companions, a renowned group of honored warriors from tracing their heritage back to Ysgramor. She grew up in the southern wilds of Skyrim, learning the ways of the Hunt. When she became a member of the Circle, the leaders of the Companions, she was given the gift of the Beast-Blood, and is now a proud Werewolf in the pack of Hircine, God of the Hunt. She takes to her gift of lycanthropy with zeal and relish, enjoying the power it grants her. Rough, quippy, decisive, dominating, and authoritative, Aela is one of the Companions' strongest leaders. Though she would never admit it, she has a soft spot for newcomers into the Companions and enjoys mentoring them in their ways, despite her harshness. She takes a particular interest in the attractive young Nord boys that seek a place among the Companions' mead-hall.

One of the wives of Chief Bothgash Dulok, Orna lived a happy life, cooking for and defending the Dulok Stornghold. A young challeneger, Mahkburz, challenged Bothgash for the title of Chief. Orna was confident her husband could defeat the challenger, but one of his other wives conspired against him. Orna discovered the plot, but too late to save her husband. Mahkburz's first act as Chief was to order Orna to be killed, but none of the Dulok orcs would or could. Too cowardly to fight her himself, Mahkburz had her exiled instead. Orna became a wandering mercenary but swore to make Mahkburz pay the Blood-Price. Orna happened to meet Sevivyea on her travels, and now works at the Honeypot in Anvil as a chef and bouncer. Protective, competetive, and tenacious, Orna values loyalty, courage, and responsibility in others. She can be extreme, high-tempered, and obssessive, but she is committed to her oath and her duty to the Honeypot girls, feeling needed for the first time since leaving Dulok.

Leaving her tribe in Reaper's March to pursue the adventerous fancies of her youth, La'rissa did not allow the external predjudices against Khajiit to get her down, using her beauty and skill in the nomadic dance tradition to ingratiate herself to Tamriel's people, performing in taverns around southwestern Tamriel. When her beautiful movements and exotic beauty led to interest in her, La'rissa mistook it for intense love. When a lover proved he had only been using her by leaving her, La'rissa was devastated. She resorted to taking a job at the Honeypot Tavern, using the type of work done there as compensation for her emotional devestation. Playful, witty, and mischievous, La'rissa is always looking for adventure, fun, and beauty in the world. She loves performing and the adoration of crowds, but her heartbreak has led her to become anxious, clingy, and envious of others.