• The students of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry are the children of Dumbledore’s Army, of the Inquistorial Squad. There are muggle-borns, there are purebloods. New families and old. And yet there was a growing sense of impending boredom among the student body of Hogwarts. One student sought to end the tedious ways of Hogwarts, and came up with the ultimate plot.
  
  One morning, the students rose from their house dormitories to find identical envelopes under each pillow. Curiously, they compared each letter, practically devoured it for some hint as to who the addressee of the note was. But each one read the same.
  
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  To The Students Of Hogwarts School Of Witchcraft And Wizardry,
  
  Let’s make things interesting, shall we? Who else is tired of the Hogwarts house points? Always awarded for academic integrity, answering the right question in class. When will that help us in life? I propose a new point system.
  
  Every once and a while, I’ll issue you a dare. Perhaps it will be to one person. Perhaps it will be to an entire house in particular. In any case, you must go through with the dare in order to win your house points. Up for it?
  
  Dare You.
  
  The students exploded into an excited frenzy. This was bound to get interesting! The issuer of this brilliant idea was nicknamed Dare, and their name was tossed around the hallway as casually as one might toss a quaffle in a quidditch match. Teachers were curious, though completely ignorant as to what was really going on. Students stealing underwear at night, writing incriminating messages on the corridor walls, standing up to belt into song in the middle of class… all for a new house point system.
  
  Dare is still alive and well, and rules Hogwarts, in a sense. Everything about them is unknown, including gender. Suspicions are beginning to arise, though, and accusations are beginning to fly. This one thinks her boyfriend is Dare, that one is sure it’s his sister. But that’s not the only thing causing tension. Houses are more competitive and isolated than ever. Hufflepuffs only befriending Hufflepuffs, Ravenclaws only conversing amongst themselves. All the Hogwarts staff and graduates are beginning to worry; is the wizarding world beginning to rot from the core?
  
  Play your own part at Hogwarts: The Legend. Go on. I dare you.
  

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The students of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry are the children of Dumbledore’s Army, of the Inquistorial Squad. There are muggle-borns, there are purebloods. New families and old. insert some kind of transition here, maybe? And yet there was a growing sense of impending boredom among the student body of Hogwarts. One student sought to end the tedious ways of Hogwarts, and came up with the ultimate plot. seriously. how long has this been going on?

One morning, the students rose from their house dormitories to find identical envelopes under each pillow. keep going...describe the envelope. Curiously, they compared each letter, practically devouring it for some hint as to who the addressee of the note was. But each one read the same.

((see seperate poll/thread for graphics))
To The Students Of Hogwarts School Of Witchcraft And Wizardry,

Let’s make things interesting, shall we? Who else is tired of the Hogwarts house points? Always awarded for academic integrity, answering the right question in class. When will that help us in life? I propose a new point system.

Every once and a while, I’ll issue you a dare. Perhaps it will be to one person. Perhaps it will be to an entire house in particular. In any case, you must go through with the dare in order to win your house points. Up for it?

Dare You.
the actual letter sounds pretty nice. just explain how the points wil be earned better [i.e., how many points. how will the dares be recorded?

The students exploded into an excited frenzy. This was bound to get interesting! The issuer of this brilliant idea was nicknamed Dare, and their name was tossed around the hallway as casually as one might toss a quaffle in a quidditch match. Teachers were curious, though completely ignorant as to what was really going on. Well, we gotta find something for the teachers to do though. Or else there'll be no adults in the game. maybe like, one teacher suspects. Another convinces the first that it's puberty. A third is acting weird. Stuff like that. Students stealing underwear at night, writing incriminating messages on the corridor walls, standing up to belt into song in the middle of class… all for a new house point system. LOLOL.

Dare is still alive and well, and rules Hogwarts, in a sense. Everything about them is unknown, including gender. Suspicions are beginning to arise, though, and accusations are beginning to fly. This one thinks her boyfriend is Dare, that one is sure it’s his sister. But that’s not the only thing causing tension. Houses are more competitive and isolated than ever. Hufflepuffs only befriending Hufflepuffs, Ravenclaws only conversing amongst themselves. All the Hogwarts staff and graduates are beginning to worry; is the wizarding world beginning to rot from the core? Umm...just for nitpickyness, the wizarding world also includes the other schools. perhaps 'British wizarding world'?

Play your own part at Hogwarts: The Legend. Go on. I dare you.