2nd Year Timetable
Harry's Timetable for Second Year at Arcanum Isle
Monday:
Necromancy: Advanced Theories and Practices (Morning)
A deep dive into the magic of life and death, this class focuses on advanced necromantic rituals, soul-binding spells, and the ethical dilemmas associated with necromancy. Students will explore the metaphysical boundaries between the living and the dead, and learn to summon and control spirits.Frequency: Twice a week (Monday and Thursday)
Potions and Alchemy: Complex Concoctions (Afternoon)
Building on the foundations of first-year studies, this class delves into the creation of powerful potions, poisons, and antidotes. Students will work with rare ingredients, experiment with transmutations, and learn the delicate balance of alchemical reactions.Frequency: Twice a week (Monday and Wednesday)
Magical Ethics and Law (Late Afternoon)
This course covers the ethical use of magic and the laws governing magical societies within Morgana's Seat. Discussions include moral dilemmas, historical case studies, and the consequences of using forbidden spells.Frequency: Once a week (Monday)
Tuesday:
Elemental Magic: Mastery of Fire and Wind (Morning)
Inspired by his experiences in Azoria, Harry has chosen to focus on mastering fire and wind elements. This class involves advanced spellwork, elemental synergy, and control techniques to harness these powerful forces. Practical exercises include creating firestorms, summoning whirlwinds, and combining elements for more complex spells.Frequency: Twice a week (Tuesday and Friday)
Defense Against the Dark Arts: Advanced Curse-Breaking (Afternoon)
A specialized class focusing on identifying, breaking, and defending against complex curses and hexes. This course emphasizes counterspells, shields, and offensive tactics to dismantle dark magic.Frequency: Twice a week (Tuesday and Thursday)
Mind Magic: Defense and Offense (Late Afternoon)
This course focuses on building mental fortitude, creating strong mind shields, and mastering advanced techniques for mental invasion and illusions. A critical class for students interested in mental dueling and psychic defense.Frequency: Once a week (Tuesday)
Wednesday:
Runes and Ancient Inscriptions (Morning)
A theoretical and practical exploration of ancient runic languages, magical symbols, and their applications in enchantments and spellcasting. Students will study rune crafting, translating ancient texts, and inscribing runes into weapons and armor.Frequency: Once a week (Wednesday)
Physical and Magical Combat Tactics (Afternoon)
An intensive course combining physical combat training with magical dueling techniques. Students learn to integrate spells with physical maneuvers, defensive wards, and offensive strikes in both one-on-one and group settings.Frequency: Once a week (Wednesday)
Thursday:
Celestial Magic: The Stars and Their Power (Morning)
A class focused on understanding the celestial bodies and their influence on magical energy. Students learn to draw power from the stars, interpret star charts, and perform lunar and solar rituals that enhance their spellcasting.Frequency: Once a week (Thursday)
Necromancy: Advanced Theories and Practices (Afternoon)
Continuation of Monday's class, focusing on more complex necromantic spells and ethical discussions around controlling undead forces and manipulating souls.Frequency: Twice a week (Monday and Thursday)
Defense Against the Dark Arts: Advanced Curse-Breaking (Late Afternoon)
Continuation of Tuesday's class, with practical sessions in breaking complex curses and defending against dark magic.Frequency: Twice a week (Tuesday and Thursday)
Friday:
Elemental Magic: Mastery of Fire and Wind (Morning)
Continuation of Tuesday's class, with an emphasis on mastering combinations of elemental forces and learning to control large-scale elemental events.Frequency: Twice a week (Tuesday and Friday)
Magical Creatures Studies: Rare and Dangerous Beasts (Afternoon)
A hands-on class involving the study, handling, and care of rare and dangerous magical creatures. Students will learn to tame, communicate with, and harness the unique properties of these creatures for various magical purposes.Frequency: Once a week (Friday)
Study Hall / Free Time (Late Afternoon)
A designated time for independent study, research, and practical practice. Harry often uses this time to review his lessons, work on assignments, or practice dueling techniques with his friends.Frequency: Once a week (Friday)
Saturday:
Optional Workshops and Extracurricular ActivitiesSaturdays are often reserved for optional workshops, special lectures by visiting wizards, or additional training sessions for those preparing for the Major Tournament. Harry plans to use this time to work on his weaknesses and refine his skills.Frequency: Varies by week