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Omg congrats!!!

Also for people working on improving their skills, maybe there could be tips hidden in the course. I think new players especially struggle with excelling at these things because the opportunities to practice are always against people who have had more time and practice, so they just try and keep...

I would love this class! I feel like housing plots are kind of restrictive because you can only build a certain amount and then you have to tear down your hard work if you want to build something else. With this, you could really be creative and explore what’s possible with the different blocks.

Nox family, you all mean the world to me. You guys give great advice and support me through everything I’m going through. You are some of my closest friends on PW. When I’m feeling down, I can always count on you guys to make me feel better. I am so glad to have found you guys ❤️ P.S. Thank you...

ForestSpy

Thanks for doing this! ForestSpy

Nice idea! It would save so much time, while still maintaining the difficulty of navigating to a town. When I first got a broom, I had trouble getting used to how it worked, so this would help newer players learn. Sometimes when I am going to a new area for a quest or something, I just get so...

Yeah! I also don’t see a reason to limit it. I get that in mob spawn areas you can’t to keep you from going away when you’re low on health, but I don’t get the point of limiting that. In the HP wizarding world, you’d be able to apparate or use a warp key anywhere.

WereWaffles!

Same thing happened with me. I tried it once for one town, and it took me 2 hours (housing was down, so I couldn't access the supplies that I had), after that I gave up. Not gonna do it 58 times

The lowest level for Reputations is 25, so I don't think it's as much geared towards lower level players

I agree, I feel that reputations will end up extremely repetitive. Maybe if you didn't have to do them so many times, or if they had more variation between days, that would help. But doing 56 tasks 58 times is just too much.

Yay!