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As a First Year you need to buy the following items. Using the Points you have earned from your class, and homework, you can buy them here from Professor Mysty. The Students Are Rquired To Have, list was taken from the first book. The * equals to this list.



A poorly-regarded magazine containing repeated accounts of the sightings of unlikely creatures and ridiculous stories about wizarding celebrities. This is a serious magazine aimed at the dedicated Transfiguration enthusiast. A magazine for the Quidditch player and anybody who is interested in flying. "Which Broomstick" is a product-based magazine designed to provide its readership with the best information available about new broomsticks on the market. As such they flight-test products and provide information about performance, pricing, etc. A magazine for the middle-aged witch, concentrating on Gilderoy Lockhart, recipes and romance gossip, probably in that order. They also famously run an annual Most-Charming Smile award, which usually goes to Lockhart. A newspaper Similar to Muggle newspapers, with black print on thin paper, but figures in Wizard news photographs move. Like Muggle papers, the Prophet features a crossword and even prize giveaways, in addition to news articles. Like any newspaper, however, the Prophet gains its readers at a cost-it loses the right to report the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Like Muggles, witches and wizards like to hear the dirt on celebrities and powerful figures, so the Daily Prophet star reporters use the sensationalist Quick-Quotes Quills to embellish stories and interviews.
Appearance: The same as Muggle ink. Most wizarding ink has no specific magic properties, although there is such a thing as self-correcting ink which is banned from exams at Hogwarts.
Function: Used for writing, which often means long essays set for homework
Appearance: Wizard cameras look, and sound, similar to Muggle ones. However, they can usually get away with using older models.
Function: To preserve historical and sentimental moments for all posterity.
How to Use: Wizard cameras presumably don't run on batteries, but they do require film. The procedure for taking photos is quite simple; point and click. Once the film has reached its end, though, it must be developed in a potion to make the photographed figures move. This potion can probably be brewed at home with the right ingredients.Appearance: Looks like an ordinary Muggle chess set; however, the pieces are enchanted to move on their own and do battle with one another.
Function: Recreational/Logic
How to Use: The rules of wizarding chess are the same as the rules of conventional chess. However, rather than the pieces being moved by hand, they are directed as though in an actual battle.
Notes: Wizard chess is a rather violent pastime. The pieces do real battle on the chessboard, physically knocking the other pieces unconscious in order to remove them from the "battlefield". While the rules and pieces in wizard chess are the same as those of its Muggle counterpart, the wizarding variety demands somewhat more of the players. In addition to the logic and strategy aspects of the game, there is a measure of trust involved also. The pieces have some level of independent intelligence, and thus must be commanded with authority and knowledge, or they may be likely to rebel. Also, having had a chess set in one's possession for a long time is a benefit, as one has the advantage of familiarity with the pieces.Appearance: Varies with the item.
Function: Like Muggle clocks and watches, magical clocks can tell the "time" - however, many of them tell it in a manner vastly different to the type of clocks we know. These clocks can tell the alignment of the planets, give information such as "time to make tea", or even give information on a person's whereabouts, among many other things.Appearance: Used at the Quidditch World Cup and probably other major Wizarding events, these look like regular binoculars made of brass, but their sides are dotted with various dials and buttons.
Function: The assortment of knobs on the Omnioculars can slow down the event being watched, spell out the terms and definitions for each maneuver, and replay exciting moments.
How to Use: Each dial has its own purpose. One focuses the Omnioculars and can zoom in to the players so closely the writing on their Firebolts can be read. Another knob slows or quickens the speed at which the spectator takes in the action. A button on the top provides play-by-play narration in shiny purple writing across the bottom of the lenses, and this also automatically sets the pace at slow motion. There is a replay button as well. The different buttons and dials can be used in conjunction with one another, to slow things down and replay an event at once

Toads are somewhat out of fashion, so of course Neville has one. Trevor is Neville's toad, and has not been seen to have any magical abilities, but has attended classes and been both flown about the room in Charms class and used as a guinea pig during Potions lessons. Cats are entirely loyal to their masters, and seem to have a sort of magical connection with them. Some cats are highly intelligent, and there may be more to them than meets the eye.
Owls are, useful in the wizarding world. They carry mail and deliver packages, messages, and papers.
Despite the fact that rats are not listed as welcome Hogwarts pets, many students have them.
Pygmy Puffs are small, squeaking balls of fur that come in shades of pink and purple. They are actually miniature puffskeins bred by Fred and George. Most Pygmy Puffs come from "Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes".
The phoenix is arguably the most useful magical pet, but is not commonly domesticated. The phoenix can carry heavy loads, heal with its tears, and inspire bravery with its song.

umm, I need 1 set of plain black work robes, 1 plain black pointed hat,1 pair of dragon hide protective gloves, 1 copy of Magical Theory, by Adalbert Waffling, 1 copy of Magical Drafts, and Potions, by Arsenius Jigger, 1 copy of Quidditch Through The Ages, by kennilworthy Whisp, 1 copy of One thousand Magical Herbs, and Fungi, by Phyllida Spore, 1 copy of The Standerd Book of Spells (grade 1), by Miranda Goshawak, 1 copy of Fantastic Beasts, and Where to Find Them, by Newt Scamander,1 Wand, 1 owl, 1 set of crystal phials, 1 pewter Caundron, standard size 2, please.

1 set of plain black work robes 1 black winter cloak with silver fastenings, A Beginner's Guide to Transfiguration, by Emeric Switch, The Dark Forces: A Guide To Self-Protection, by Quentin Trimble, telescope, and 1 set of brass scales

Angel walked in,i have a list."she said and handed the person a note-
*Three sets of plain black work robs, 45pt each set
*One plain black pointed hat, for day ware, 35pt each
*One black winter cloak with silver fastenings, 50pt each
*One pair of dragon hide potective gloves, 30pt each pare
1 Wand, 45pt each
*1 telescope, 40pt each
*1 owl 50pt each
*1 set brass scales, 40pt each set
*1 Set glass, or crystal phials, 50pt each set
*1 pewter Caundron, standard size 2, 60pt each

"One copy of A History Of Magic, by Bathilda Bogshot and one set of black work robes." Says Victoria.

Professor Mysty handed Victoria her book, and one set of black work robes, than deducted 90 gold from her account. She than took Jonathan's order, and handed him his items in two bags, than deducted 890 gold from his account. After she picked up A Beginner's Guide to Transfiguration, by Emeric Switch, for her daughter, and deducted 45 gold from her account.

Three sets of plain black work robes
One plain black pointed hat, for day wear
One pair of dragon hide protective gloves
One black winter cloak with silver fastenings
Fantastic Beasts, and Where to Find Them, by Newt Scamander
The Dark Forces: A Guide To Self-Protection, by Quentin Trimble
The Standard Book of Spells (grade 1), by Miranda Goshawa
One thousand Magical Herbs, and Fungi, by Phyllida Spore
A Beginner's Guide to Transfiguration, by Emeric Switch
Quidditch Through The Ages, by Kennilworthy Whisp
Magical Drafts, and Potions, by Arsenius Jigger
A History Of Magic, by Bathilda Bogshot
Magical Theory by, Adalbert Waffling
1 pewter Caundron, standard size 2
1 Set glass, or crystal phials
1 set brass scales
1 owl
1 telescope
1 Wand
Essentials=850pt

angel walked in and gave the person a paper with the following on it-
2 Phoenixes:, 200pt(one male and one female)
1 Pygmy Puff: (female)
1 Dragon:, 200pt(female)