Timetable
Details of the Timetable:
Monday:
Elemental Magic (Morning): Focus on controlling and combining the elements.
Combat and Dueling (Afternoon): Advanced techniques and strategic thinking in duels.
Free Study / Practice (Evening): A time for reviewing lessons, practicing spells, or working on assignments.
Tuesday:
History of Morgana's Seat (Morning): Exploring the history, politics, and legacy of Morgana's Seat.
Potion-Making and Alchemy (Afternoon): Creating complex potions and understanding alchemical transformations.
Free Study / Practice (Evening): Time to work on potion recipes or prepare for upcoming classes.
Wednesday:
Mind Magic (Morning): Telepathy, illusions, and mental defenses.
Lecture (Afternoon): The Dynamics of Magical Combat - A lecture on advanced combat strategies, combining practical and theoretical knowledge.
Free Study / Practice (Evening): An opportunity to review lecture notes or practice newly learned techniques.
Thursday:
Combat and Dueling (Morning): Continued practice with a focus on endurance and tactical spellcasting.
Astronomy and Divination (Afternoon): Understanding celestial magic and interpreting omens.
Free Study / Practice (Evening): Time to observe the night sky or refine divination skills.
Friday:
Necromancy (Morning): Advanced studies in the balance of life and death, ethical considerations, and practical necromantic rituals.
Lecture (Afternoon): Illusions and the Perception of Reality - A lecture on the art of creating and sustaining illusions, exploring how they can alter perception.
Free Study / Practice (Evening): An opportunity to delve deeper into necromancy or experiment with illusion magic.
Saturday:
Optional Workshops / House Training (Morning): Workshops led by guest instructors or House-specific training sessions to develop specialized skills.
Independent Study / Special Projects (Afternoon): Time for students to work on personal projects, explore the school, or conduct independent research.
House Social Activities (Evening): A chance for House members to bond, discuss strategies, or simply relax together.
Sunday:
Free Day (Morning): A day to rest, explore the grounds, or catch up on any unfinished work.
Independent Study / Exploration (Afternoon): Students may choose to study, explore hidden parts of the school, or engage in personal magical experiments.
Rest / Personal Time (Evening): Time to unwind and prepare for the week ahead.