...... Does anyone have them? What are they like? Describe them. How old are they? How do they work? What rooms do they have? What are the teachers/mentors/academic workers like? Can you name them? What creatures roam the area, if any?
Mine is in the middle of the desert, and called Magus Academy of Magic, or the Mage Academy for short. It has three entrances, all locked on to each other by means of drawbridge, inside of these are classrooms and storerooms of magical items and property. Then there is the Courtyard in the centre of the school, and a tavern in the middle, where the Mages eat. This is small, blue and made of glass, surrouded by magic fountains of crystal blue water. The school is approximately one hundred and five years old, and trapped beneath it is a Dragon of old tales. The main building is big and cathedral style, the exception being the 'desert' Aladdin-style glass roof. There is also a massive roof classroom supported by magic clouds. One huge room below a glass roof is filled with plants, statues and waterfalls. The creatures, mainly Golems, thrive here, and in the Elemental Workshop classroom. There are many different Arts of Magic to learn, all found on my posts in the 'Magic Systems' thread. Each one has a seperate mentor for each child studyign a specific Art, or Arts for the more advanced. Another room is huge and golden, with many spiralling staircases and balconies. This is where Mage discusssions are held with the chief Arch-Mages, and where they acn demonstrate new levels of magic. Another room yet is the Library, which is where the spellbooks and information are found when a mentor is not available, or when the Mages grow older, they are expected to find out their own magic and practise it with books. The building is several stories high, and very big, filled with ancient and mysterious secrets and rewards. I ahven't yet thought of names for the mentors, but it will be fun to do so. What about you all?
Mine is in the middle of the desert, and called Magus Academy of Magic, or the Mage Academy for short. It has three entrances, all locked on to each other by means of drawbridge, inside of these are classrooms and storerooms of magical items and property. Then there is the Courtyard in the centre of the school, and a tavern in the middle, where the Mages eat. This is small, blue and made of glass, surrouded by magic fountains of crystal blue water. The school is approximately one hundred and five years old, and trapped beneath it is a Dragon of old tales. The main building is big and cathedral style, the exception being the 'desert' Aladdin-style glass roof. There is also a massive roof classroom supported by magic clouds. One huge room below a glass roof is filled with plants, statues and waterfalls. The creatures, mainly Golems, thrive here, and in the Elemental Workshop classroom. There are many different Arts of Magic to learn, all found on my posts in the 'Magic Systems' thread. Each one has a seperate mentor for each child studyign a specific Art, or Arts for the more advanced. Another room is huge and golden, with many spiralling staircases and balconies. This is where Mage discusssions are held with the chief Arch-Mages, and where they acn demonstrate new levels of magic. Another room yet is the Library, which is where the spellbooks and information are found when a mentor is not available, or when the Mages grow older, they are expected to find out their own magic and practise it with books. The building is several stories high, and very big, filled with ancient and mysterious secrets and rewards. I ahven't yet thought of names for the mentors, but it will be fun to do so. What about you all?
