Challenges!
Hokay. Here we go! I'm using 
ganimede's idea of easing slowly into things. :)
1. Pick a canon character you absolutely HATE, and make them an icon and sig tag as if they were a part of the community!
2. Advertising is a part of life nowadays. Even wizarding life. Make an advertisement for something. This can be anything, even a youtube video or an mp3 of a jingle!
3. I saw an icon of a fake HP7 spoiler, and I think it's a brilliant idea for a fic challenge! Voldemort discovers the true meaning of Christmas. You can swap out Christmas for any holiday you prefer, if Christmas isn't your thing.
4. St. Mungo's is under appreciated, methinks. Give it some more of a history--who was St. Mungo, why is there a hospital named after them, how did the hospital come to be?
5. And now I'm showing my age. Remember the old Dr. Brain series? I hope you do, because this is one of his puzzles!
At the end of each row, column, and diagonal, you will see a number. Your goal is to get all of the rows, columns, and diagonals to add up to the totals in the white boxes around the edge of the grid. Use only the numbers one to nine, but you can reuse them or not use ones as you see fit.
Free hint: Do not repeat any numbers in each column, row, or diagonal.
6. And for the more faint of heart, 'excercise, hungry, kitten, and merpeople'.
ganimede's idea of easing slowly into things. :)1. Pick a canon character you absolutely HATE, and make them an icon and sig tag as if they were a part of the community!
2. Advertising is a part of life nowadays. Even wizarding life. Make an advertisement for something. This can be anything, even a youtube video or an mp3 of a jingle!
3. I saw an icon of a fake HP7 spoiler, and I think it's a brilliant idea for a fic challenge! Voldemort discovers the true meaning of Christmas. You can swap out Christmas for any holiday you prefer, if Christmas isn't your thing.
4. St. Mungo's is under appreciated, methinks. Give it some more of a history--who was St. Mungo, why is there a hospital named after them, how did the hospital come to be?
5. And now I'm showing my age. Remember the old Dr. Brain series? I hope you do, because this is one of his puzzles!
At the end of each row, column, and diagonal, you will see a number. Your goal is to get all of the rows, columns, and diagonals to add up to the totals in the white boxes around the edge of the grid. Use only the numbers one to nine, but you can reuse them or not use ones as you see fit.
Free hint: Do not repeat any numbers in each column, row, or diagonal.
6. And for the more faint of heart, 'excercise, hungry, kitten, and merpeople'.
