Stats Update: May Classes!

Stats Update

Hey Ravenclaws! Ready for some stats? Ravenclaw accumulated 15,752 points in the month of May! Way to go!


The most popular class was Muggle Studies, probably because it was our May Blitz class. Muggle Studies raked in 119 submissions! Next was Defense Against the Dark Arts with 94 completed projects and Detention with 90 finished WIPs! History of Magic had the next highest turn in rate at 74. Magical Law had 65 submissions, Potions had 59 entries, Arithmancy had 58 turn ins and Astronomy had 54 completed assignments.

The class bonuses averaged around 11 which is an excellent sized bonus. The highest bonuses were in History of Magic at 15.04, Potions at 13.61 and Charms at 13.21. 

Most Ravenclaws turned in one or two classes. This is a good thing and the backbone of our points comes from these amazing Ravenclaws. It seems, in true Ravenclaw fashion, that most people either went for 1 or 2 classes or went straight to 6 classes. Some industrious Ravenclaws went for 7 or 8 classes but we wouldn't be anywhere without our solid point earners in the middle.

Quick Quidditch Match 4 Wrap-Up

Ahoy, mighty Ravenclaws!

Match 4 was a swift one over the long Hogsmeade Weekend, and had us all shopping for end-of-term finery. It was a rather close match, with goals ranging between 89 and 96 in the four houses.
Ravenclaw rocked the pitch with 89 goals!
Slytherin added another for 90 goals!
Gryffindor came roaring in with 95 goals!
Hufflepuff found their fancy duds and pulled through with 96 goals!

 

Of our 89 goals for this match, 24 Ravenclaws were un-squadded while they went shopping in Hogsmeade. The remaining 65 goals were tallied in our inter-house squad duel. The Ravenclaw Quidditch Squad report for Match 4:

The Curling Squad brought 14 goals to the team!
The Snowboard Squad had 15 goals to add to the Ravenclaw effort!
The Luge Squad slid in with 17 goals for Ravenclaw!
The Bobsleigh Squad brought it home with 19 goals!

 

Well done, dragon Ravenclaws! (These tasty information pies were again created by PurplePigwidgeon. Many thanks, PPW!)

Match 5 has us back at the Quidditch pitch with the fiber, and this time we're talking self-care. Starting today and running through March 25, we have a whole month for this challenge! And a challenge it might be, for those crafters who are used to making things for others – because this time, you get to make something for yourself! That means no gifts, no charity or none of “what the Ministry insists upon”. Non-Rav crafts ARE accepted, so please use that to your advantage! There are 25 base points available per goal, plus yardage points and awesomeness points. Score one for Ravenclaw, but more importantly, for yourself. Rock on, Ravenclaws!

Stop by the Ravenclaw Quidditch Team thread if you need assistance. Our Quidditch team is always ready to help, and happy to cheer loud and proud for all Ravenclaws.

Hugs & Quaffles,

xamonster

Winter Quidditch Match 3 roundup

Soar, Ravenclaw! Did you have a good Match 3?

Match 3 gave Cup-seekers the opportunity to slim down using or creating lightweight yarns (fingering or smaller!) or to bulk up using or creating more robust yarns (bulky or larger!). 

Slightly fewer people participated in Match 3 than previously, but a boatload of goals were still scored across the board. There were only 19 goals separating first and fourth places, in terms of number of goals scored. That is amazing!

Gryffindor roared into first with 97 goals.
Hufflepuff rallied with 88 goals.
Slytherin crept up on the badgers with their 82 goals.
Ravenclaw rounded out the scoring with 78 goals.

Of our 78 goals for this match, 17 Ravenclaws soared solo (well, they remain unattached to a squad). The remaining 61 goals were tallied in our inter-house squad duel. The Ravenclaw Quidditch Squad report for Match 3:
The Luge Squad brought 18 goals to the table!
The Snowboard Squad and Bobsleigh Squad had 15 goals each!
The Curling Squad zoomed in with 13 goals!

These illustrative pies were created by PurplePigwidgeon. Many thanks, PPW!

Quidditch Match 4 is a very short event, running just Friday-Sunday, Feb. 16-19. It is a non-crafting match, and the details will not be announced ahead of time. Look for the Match 4 thread to open on February 16. Awesomeness bonus points apply, however yardage bonus points are not in play.
Stop by the Ravenclaw Quidditch Team thread if you need assistance or ideas once the Match 4 details are announced. Our Quidditch team is always ready to help, and happy to cheer loud and proud for all Ravenclaws.

Hugs & Quaffles,

xamonster

Stats Update: January Classes!

New year, new term! We came out swinging with a total of 16163 points! Care of Magical Creatures was the class with the most submissions with 101 submissions while Transfiguration was the class with the least turn ins with 23 submissions. Ancient Runes had 80 submissions, Art History had 91, Divination had 87, Detention had 95, Flying had 94, Herbology had 89 submissions and Muggle Studies had 78 submissions. 

 
Our firsties had an amazing first month turning in the most classes if you go by year. The 5th years and B2s were tied for second place. Dorms 1-7 and the lower Bs showed their normal points dominance even though the M6s and D4s soared to great heights. Soar Ravenclaw!

 

Advanced Studies Update: Missions!

It's official! Missions have launched! The Order of the Phoenix has put together a Midwinter Conference Convergence Thingie (their words, not mine) for our intrepid agents to participate in to help hone their skills. There are two categories that agents could choose from: Training Opportunities or Camp Activities.

92 industrious Ravenclaw set off on missions. Of those 92, 43 departed for training while 49 stuck a little closer to home to participate in camp activities.

The tireless Ravenclaws that decided to hone their skills through rigorous training chose one course out of 4 choices. 6 Ravenclaws are learning new wand techniques and perfecting old wand work. 9 Ravenclaws are working on their Muggle disguises. 18 Ravenclaws are learning how to find their way out of almost every situation through orienteering and 10 Ravenclaws are emulating MacGyver and thinking outside of the box.

 

 

The Ravenclaws that took part in camp activities could choose one path out of 4 choices. 20 Ravenclaws chose to expand their knowledge about nature. 2 Ravenclaws decided that there wasn't anything that they would rather do than have a pillow fight. 15  Ravenclaw book worms had adventures by tunneling into a good book and 12 vivacious Ravenclaws thought they'd try some calisthenics.

 I can't wait to see what our operatives accomplish when they return back to the Order! Soar Ravenclaw!!