Harry Potter Wall Hangings and Tapestry for Home Decor

Harry Potter Hufflepuff Wall Scroll Show your allegiance to the House of Hufflepuff with this Harry Potter Wall Scroll. This nylon scroll measures 22 x 32 inches and will add a touch of magic to any room! $17.99

Harry Potter Slytherin Crest Wall Decal Bring the wizardry from the world of Harry Potter into your own home with this Slytherin crest wall decal. This giant, lifelike wall decal is printed on a self-adhesive, fabric matte paper that can be applied to any clean, non-porous surface. Each wall decal is durable, pliable, easy to install, reusable and will not damage your wall. $58.95

Harry Potter Ravenclaw Crest Wall Decal Bring the wizardry from the world of Harry Potter into your own home with this Ravenclaw crest wall decal. This giant, lifelike wall decal is printed on a self-adhesive, fabric matte paper that can be applied to any clean, non-porous surface. Each wall decal is durable, pliable, easy to install, reusable and will not damage your wall. $58.95

Harry Potter Hufflepuff Crest Wall Decal Bring the wizardry from the world of Harry Potter into your own home with this Hufflepuff crest wall decal. This giant, lifelike wall decal is printed on a self-adhesive, fabric matte paper that can be applied to any clean, non-porous surface. Each wall decal is durable, pliable, easy to install, reusable and will not damage your wall. $58.95

Harry Potter Hogwarts Castle Wall Decal Bring the wizardry from the world of Harry Potter into your own home with this Hogwarts Castle wall decal. This giant, lifelike wall decal is printed on a self-adhesive, fabric matte paper that can be applied to any clean, non-porous surface. Each wall decal is durable, pliable, easy to install, reusable and will not damage your wall. $58.95

Harry Potter "Hogwarts Crest" Wall Decal Bring the wizardry from the world of Harry Potter into your own home with this Hogwarts crest wall decal. This giant, lifelike wall decal is printed on a self-adhesive, fabric matte paper that can be applied to any clean, non-porous surface. Each wall decal is durable, pliable, easy to install, reusable and will not damage your wall. $58.95

Harry Potter "Gryffindor Crest" Wall Decal Bring the wizardry from the world of Harry Potter into your own home with this Gryffindor crest wall decal. This giant, lifelike wall decal is printed on a self-adhesive, fabric matte paper that can be applied to any clean, non-porous surface. Each wall decal is durable, pliable, easy to install, reusable and will not damage your wall. $58.95

Harry Potter "Dumbledore's Army Logo" Wall Decal Bring the wizardry from the world of Harry Potter into your own home with this Dumbledore's Army logo wall decal. This giant, lifelike wall decal is printed on a self-adhesive, fabric matte paper that can be applied to any clean, non-porous surface. Each wall decal is durable, pliable, easy to install, reusable and will not damage your wall. $58.95

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince: Harry Wall Decal Bring the wizardry from the world of Harry Potter into your own home with this wall decal of Harry in his Gryffindor robe. This giant, lifelike wall decal is printed on a self-adhesive, fabric matte paper that can be applied to any clean, non-porous surface. Each wall decal is durable, pliable, easy to install, reusable and will not damage your wall. $58.95

Harry Potter Houses of Hogwarts Wall Scroll Show your allegiance to the Houses of Hogwarts with this Harry Potter Wall Scroll. This nylon scroll measures 22 x 32 inches and will add a touch of magic to any room! $17.95

Harry Potter and Golden Snitch Wall Decal Set Bring the wizardry from the world of Harry Potter into your own home with this Harry Potter and Golden Snitch wall decal set. These giant, lifelike wall decals are printed on a self-adhesive, fabric matte paper that can be applied to any clean, non-porous surface. Each wall decal is durable, pliable, easy to install, reusable and will not damage your wall. $58.95

Harry Potter Ravenclaw Wall Scroll Show your allegiance to the House of Ravenclaw with this Harry Potter Wall Scroll. This nylon scroll measures 22 x 32 inches and will add a touch of magic to any room! $17.95

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Wall Scroll The evil Lord Voldemort is featured in chilling detail on this Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Wall Scroll. This fabric blend wall scroll measures 32-inches Tall x 22 inches Wide and is highly collectible. $17.95

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FortisUmbra Joined: 18 August 2009 Posts: 243	Posted: Monday 7 December 2009 02 43 17 pm    Post subject: Re: RPG: Parst City Super Hero Role Playing Game in topic:RPG: Parst City Super Hero Role Playing Game William had thought that all he would need to do was distract the thing, which is why he had sent Sam up to fight it, but that didn’t seem to be enough. Sighing he felt Sam’s terror and thought it would be best to help her. He searched around and found that the cashier was hiding behind the counter as the fight took place and with a few suggestions he stood up obediently and charged at the creature while William began to climb the latter into the shop. The attack had surprised the creature and the cashier got it in a head lock. “Tie it up.” William said to Sam. William could tell that no one was left in the store but the creature, Sam, the cashier, and William. William commanded the cashier to leave the store and to lock up on the way out. Sam informed him that the creature was tied up. William breathed. He had never tried to force information from anything. Whenever he had done it the person was unaware. Would it be harder when they were resisting? William felt the things mind right in front of him and he started tapping around in front of his feet walking forward with his hand out stretched. As he looked at the things mind he realized something he had never noticed. The mind, which he had always seen as a light, seemed to be concentrated in one point. He placed his hand on that point and found it to be the things forehead. William closed his eyes and felt the thing twitching under his hand. He found that the thing was resisting and it was much, much harder. It was like hitting at a wall with a bat, but William was making progress. He could feel sweat pouring down the side of his head felt the thing shaking violently under his hand. Then it screamed. The scream was terrible. It was shrill and unearthly like nothing William had ever heard before. William to almost screamed for he felt the things pain as William passed into its mind. William smiled, relived that he had made it this far, but there was still much work to do.
Ms. Elsewhere Joined: 13 January 2008 Posts: 881 Location: In role play game of course!	Posted: Sunday 6 December 2009 08 54 17 am    Post subject: Re: RPG: Parst City Super Hero Role Playing Game in topic:RPG: Parst City Super Hero Role Playing Game "Are you kidding?" Sam looked up, horrified. She was still dressed in her jogging clothes, and did not at all feel up for a fight. But william couldn't go either. She wished Raijin had given her a cell number to call. She cursed to herself, and climbed. Moving the manhole cover off once she reached the top, allowed it to float so as not to scrape and make any noise, and carried bounced herself up with one push. She landed on the floor of a shop somewhere in the market sector. She could tell by the contents. This was an old area, still determined to sell crushed herbs and spices and fresh plants and other such items. All of these were mostly preserved and packaged now. The city did not allow for any kind of growth; all fresh produce was delivered from overseas or the country. Sam scanned the area. The shop was dark and dusty, and there were barrels of spices and powders everwhere. There was room to the right, the back area, and to her left, the shop entrance. Someone was at the front counter, serving a customer. Sam peered around the wall and decided they were not who she was looking for. Sam felt a presense too close behind her and she stood bolt upright, freezing where she stood. Whoever it was , was breathing rattly, and was a good foot taller than her. Sam turned around and was looking into a black robe. She looked up into the face and what she saw made her utter one word. "Help." she put her hands up to move the creature, and it started to fly back from her push, but not before it grabbed her hands and brought her with it, crashing them both against the far wall, spilling shelf after shelf of jars into a shower glass down on them.
Ms. Elsewhere Joined: 13 January 2008 Posts: 881 Location: In role play game of course!	Posted: Sunday 6 December 2009 08 29 14 am    Post subject: Re: Ouki and Damien in topic:Ouki and Damien Ouki pulled the disabled toilet door shut and pushed Damien further in as she did so. She locked the door and then crouched down and started rummaging through her bag, assessing what she would need. Her mind was racing. Damien had told her they couldn't kill, and the idea of it made her feel hung over. Her mouth felt dry, and her head ached. She paused and pulled out one of her knives. She held it for a moment in her hands, rolling the handle between her fingers. She expertly flipped the blade over, holding the metal, and whipped it against the stone wall, piercing it. Standing up, she stood for a moment and at that moment she realised something. She had no urge to kill. The knife felt good in her hand, but only as a weapon of skill. She turned around and saw that Damien was watching her. "when I was very .. young..." she started quietly, pulling the knife from the wall. "i was ... terribly afraid of the sight of blood. It made me faint, if the memory is correct." she pressed the tip of her knife into her finger and punctured it. The sharp pain made Ouki jump, and as she watched the blood bubble out of her finger, she quickly put it in her mouth. The taste was metally, and her head was spinning. she wretched, and ran to the toilet, emptying her stomach. She reached up and flushed the toilet, and looked on the white toilet seat where her hands clutched the edges, and her finger had smeared blood there. The sight of it made her dizzy, and she fell to one side, hitting her forehead on the porcelin bowl.
Ms. Elsewhere Joined: 13 January 2008 Posts: 881 Location: In role play game of course!	Posted: Thursday 3 December 2009 09 21 31 pm    Post subject: Re: RPG: Parst City Super Hero Role Playing Game in topic:RPG: Parst City Super Hero Role Playing Game Samantha had taken cover when the lightning shot off and blew up the fire extinguisher. She peered out from her hiding place and saw that the damage had left a black smokey mark on the wall. She was shaken, but excited too. She had seen some amazing gifts, but this one was definately the most explosive. "Wow! Thank you for NOT pointing that at me!" she said, and came out. She walked up to the two men, dusting off her arms when she realised that some dust and fragments from the wall had gotten on her. "This, killing by a mutant, it's very rare. The mayor came to see me today, and he mentioned something about a murder involving mutants. Now... I don't believe in coincidences. I bet this is the same one. I mean, there have been murders since the peace time was established after the earth quakes, but I've never heard of one being done openly by any gas -mutants. Seems to me in my experience as a defense lawyer, they always send humans to do their dirty work. I mean, if someone was going around, say, electricuting people, it would only be a matter of time before they linked it to the mutants who could do that. Not that I know of any others who can do what you do." she motioned to Raijin. "Now me..." she put one hand on her hip and the other out like a tea pot. "I know of at least twelve others who can do what I do." she reached out with her extended arm and twisted her hand, lifting a chair without touching it. She brought it over and set it down gently in front of her. Throwing one leg over it she straddled the chair and rested her arms on the back of it, facing the two men. "So." she said, as she watched Raijin and William continue to eye each other off. "I think we all have ways to be dangerous. But it is our duty to use our gifts for good whenever we can. If a gas mutant is using THEIR gift to kill people, they must be stopped. I want to help." she directed her look at William. "So, you got inside one of their heads. What's their evil plan?" Sam waved her hands around dramatically, and then folded her arms again on the chair and rested her chin, ready to listen. For a moment, she was reminded of the disappointing ending to the classic movie Independence day, where the president of the united states was attacked telepathically by the aliens. Once his men executed the alien rat a tat tat style, the president was all like, "I saw what they plan to do!" She was a little jealous that William could be inside people's minds. Now THAT would be a great gift for a lawyer to have.
Ms. Elsewhere Joined: 13 January 2008 Posts: 881 Location: In role play game of course!	Posted: Wednesday 2 December 2009 12 27 45 am    Post subject: Re: RPG: Parst City Super Hero Role Playing Game in topic:RPG: Parst City Super Hero Role Playing Game Tod pressed hard on her bullet wound and wound the bandage tightly around her shoulder. Sam winced, but did not dare close her eyes in fear that he would disappear. She stared at the ghost, and her heart raced because she was sure she had seen him before, somewhere. In a dream perhaps. She had so many strange, disturbing dreams. She wondered why he had chosen to hide from Tod and not from her. The man's face seemed to soften a bit and as he revealed to her the answer. Sam smiled. It was true from her experience thus far with Tod that he might kill first and ask questions later. Still. She was able to throw objects around like nothing. She stared at him and reminded him of that. The man smiled widely. Sam blushed, remembering that she believed he was a ghost. A whole lot of good a fridge would do if she threw it at him. Sam stood up and mumbled a thank you to Tod, who stood up as well, watching her move across the room. She walked toward the blind man, who did not move. She stood almost face to face with him, and then she stopped. He stared right past her with his milky, almost transparent eyes. She put her hands up as if to press against an invisible wall. She leaned closer and waited to feel his breath on her hair. He was probably holding it, seeing as he could read her mind. With her gift, she pushed at him, and he stumbled back one step. Sam dropped her hands quickly. She was able to move him; that was real enough for her. "What do you want?" she asked inside her head. At that moment, Tod took her arm and turned her around. His eyes searched hers, and she was very much hoping that whoever this stranger was, he would explain himself soon, because Sam was finding it very hard to even consider lying to her new friend.
FortisUmbra Joined: 18 August 2009 Posts: 243	Posted: Monday 30 November 2009 01 21 41 pm    Post subject: Re: RPG: Parst City Super Hero Role Playing Game in topic:RPG: Parst City Super Hero Role Playing Game As William walked along the sewer he was careful to stay near the wall. He was tapping around in front of him with his walking stick so that he was sure he didn’t trip over anything the rats had missed. Right in front of him was about five rats walking together as if they were leading him somewhere. William was grateful that the rats had known where to look even if they had no idea what he was looking for. Rats were always great guides because they knew where anything in the city was and they were easy to control. He had been blind from the day of his birth. He had come to terms with it long ago, back in the orphanage where he had grown up with his brother. He had never seen anything in his entire life until the day his brother died… But that was not important right now. The rats were very frightened of where they were going, if William lost his concentration and started reminiscing for one second they would scurry off and he would need to find more of them to get anywhere. He was looking ahead using what the rats saw to guide him. Suddenly he came to a ladder and gripped it with the hand not holding the walking stick. He concentrated and, realizing that there was no one up there, began to climb the latter. As he did this he let the rats scurry away and he was once more completely blind. He lifted the manhole and listened. All was quiet. He tapped around at his feet until the stick hit something he recognized to be a couch. He put his hand down on it and felt around until his hand hit a nearby beer bottle. He moved it out of the way and sat down to wait. “Why am I here?” he thought to himself. “Because,” He answered “you saw what he did to that man. You saw what the crow saw as he fried the murderer of that poor women who’s thoughts had screamed of agony in your mind the moment she died. You’re here because you have been cursed to hear every cry of pain every shriek of agony the last thoughts of every person to die in the entire city and you have been to frightened to do anything. Now you have found someone who does something about it.” “Yes but why am I here? What do I hope to gain from talking to him?” William was about to get up and leave, he had even started looking for some new rats, when his mind stumbled over two people, one of which was wounded, and a dog who were intending to enter the building. He didn’t have time to get more rats or to even open the manhole so he sat. And he didn’t wait very long.