"Starfall Academy, a beacon of knowledge and enlightenment"
- Lady Seraphina Starfall, headmistress
Classification: Academy
Location: Glacun District
Year Built/Founded: 1371
Owned by: House Starfall
Description
The Starfall Academy is built in a kind of Greek style. It's a large square building with a courtyard filled with plants, bushes, and a fountain. The building has two floors, and most spaces are divided into classrooms, but there are also a few other areas such as reception, library, and cafeteria. The inside of the building is surrounded by an open hall, which separates the various spaces from the green central area. The hall is supported by ivory pillars evenly spaced apart. Over the years, plants have grown up around the pillars.

In conjuration class, students study the summoning and manipulation of magical entities and objects, mastering the ability to bring forth creatures from other planes of existence.
Students in alchemy class learn the art of transmuting materials and brewing potions, delving into the secrets of mystical elixirs and transformative substances.
Students in illusions class explore the intricacies of sensory manipulation and deception, honing their skills in creating lifelike illusions and bewitching the senses of others.
History class delves into the rich tapestry of the realm's past, from ancient legends to recent events, offering students a comprehensive understanding of the world's cultures, conflicts, and influential figures.
In botanica class, students study the diverse flora of the world, learning to identify magical plants and harness their properties for various potions, poisons, and remedies.
Students in astrology class explore the celestial bodies and their influence on fate and destiny, interpreting the movements of stars and planets to uncover hidden truths and divine the future.
The Astral Chamber, adorned with celestial murals, hosts astronomy lectures.
The Alchemy Room, full of potions, ingredients and preparation-stations.
The Botanica, filled with lush greenery, serves as a haven for the study of flora.
Study area, a quiet place with towering shelves, rich in mahogany, house a vast collection of tomes, scrolls, and manuscripts.
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