Welcome to Maleficium Academy!
We are honoured that you have chosen our institution for your study of the magical arts. We know you have other options — though, lets be honest, we are far superior to Hexside and Glandus High! — and we sincerely appreciate your interest.
Our institution accepts a wide variety of students, from witches to demons, and even more! At this time, we are accepting two (2) students per member, just to be sure we do not overcrowd our lovely school.
At this time, witches and demons are eligible for enrollment, and we encourage growing diversity!
Currently we are being lenient with student designs,
but ask that you please make them believable in the canon universe!
Filling Out Your Application Scroll
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For our records, we require applicants to provide a fully completed application scroll, which we will process in order to complete your registration.
We require full body images included in your scroll for identification purposes.
These scrolls are for our records, so we require honest and forthcoming information. Please be thorough and include all necessary requirements.
Beginner Witchlings are not permitted to have Palismen. You are only allowed to cast magic yourselves. Palismen will be made available for adoption and/or creation once you've studied at our academy for a predetermined amount of time. You may try to adopt and/or create a Palisman when you've been registered to your respective programs for three (3) months.
Submitting Your Scroll
In order to submit your scroll you must take it to the Approval's Office. You need to submit it through a comment. It is important that your application not be in your sta.sh or scraps. They must be an active submission in your gallery.
Once your application is being reviewed the comment will be featured. We ask that you allot staff twenty-four to forty-eight hours (24-48) to reply. Your application will be reviewed as soon as possible.
Please refrain from submitting your application directly to the group. Doing so will result in week-long (7 day) "suspension," meaning you will not be allowed to have your application reviewed for an entire week.