A Conversation with Loot Crate: Curating House Pride
With the upcoming March “House Pride” crate set to be the first box to include House-specific items, we wanted to ask the Loot Crate curator, Helena Mills, what the process was like for Crate 3.
With the upcoming March “House Pride” crate set to be the first box to include House-specific items, we wanted to ask the Loot Crate curator, Helena Mills, what the process was like for Crate 3.
In honor of Thanksgiving and all of the hijinks the “Friends” characters got up to on this great American holiday, we took the time to sort the iconic six characters into their Hogwarts Houses.
Too often do I hear surprise in someone’s voice when I announce proudly that I’m a Hufflepuff. This is usually met with a response of “I’m sorry.” Or when I mention that one of my friends got Sorted into Slytherin, I usually hear surprise at the fact that a Hufflepuff and a Slytherin could ever get along.
Does a person’s Hogwarts House relate to which team they would pick in “Pokémon Go”?
Looks like David Tennant doesn’t need the Sorting Hat to tell him which Hogwarts House would be the best fit for him.
Continuing with House Pride Month and Women’s History Month, let’s look at another witch who played a huge part in founding Hogwarts.
With House Pride Month and Women’s History Month in full swing, it is time to recognize a witch ahead of her time.
Ever wonder what happens when Hogwarts students come across their House mascot at night?
The Age of Hufflepuff is here… What does the Sorting Hat have to say about it?
Bill Weasley (DH1, DH2)
Cedric Diggory
Mary Lou Barebone
Madam Hooch
Viktor Krum
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