Housing Arrangements at Xavier's

[THE STAFF TEAM]

It's always nice to know where your character is living, so the X-Gen Staff Team has come up with this fun little thread.

Post with where your character would be, and keep in mind that while everyone would like for their characters to have their own rooms, having a roommate can spell instant friendship or rivalries equivalent to natural disasters - and that makes for good plottage and threading. If there is a shared room that has 'Unoccupied' as one of the slots, then you are more than welcome to PM the writer of the other character in that room and see if they'd be up for your character being roommate. Keep in mind that the staff might just plop your character in one of the slots available.

If it is something that simply would not work out, please PM a staff member with a valid reason.

Keep in mind that the two-bedroom unit is a family unit and only reserved for those with children or other dependents.

Students are allowed to decide whether they want to live in a single or shared room. Regardless of their choice, each room has its own bathroom. Rooms with exterior walls have windows, while rooms with interior walls do not. Students are allowed to decorate their rooms however they please, as long as it doesn't offend their roommate (if they have one). Beds provided for students are twin-sized. The bed frames can be adjusted so beds can be lofted to provide extra work space or storage underneath. Also optional are mini-fridges and microwaves.

• George Wilder	• Ellie Phimister	• Aubrey Lafosse
• Marisa Quillan	• Character	• Character
• Character	• Character	• Character

• Diego Flores and Julio Richter	• Jay Guthrie and Unoccupied
• Molly Hayes and Jubilation Lee	• Character and Character
• Lucian Foras and Unoccupied	• Noriko Ashida and Nadine Sweet
• Tandy Bowen and Alexa Torres	• Lily Davenport and Unoccupied
• Unoccupied and Joey Danvers	• Character and Character
• Character and Character	• Character and Character

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There are rooms available for guests and those seeking refuge with nowhere else to go. Those rooms are similar to hotel suites and have a living area, a bedroom, closet and bathroom, and a small kitchen with a full-sized refrigerator.

• Ira Sofen	• Scott Edwards	• Sebastian Urzica
• Character	• Character	• Character

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X-Men and those working for the school have four different options available to them for living quarters. The first option is similar to the shared student housing, but as a two-bedroom/two-bathroom apartment with a living room and kitchen in-between the bedrooms. The second option is a studio-style apartment, where the living room and bedroom are one bigger room. There is a one-bedroom option as well that is similar to the studio apartment but comes with a dining room. The balcony in the image is not accurate. The last option is more for mutants who have families that include children, biological or adopted.

• Tildie Soames and Warren Worthington III	• Kurt Wagner and Unoccupied
• Samuel Guthrie and Nathaniel Ishikawa	• Gaveedra-Seven and Jordan Masen
• Character and Character	• Character and Character

• Ceara Reid	• Hank McCoy	• Kitty Pryde
• Kalevi Järvinen	• Ruth Aldine	• Jonothon Starsmore
• Joseph Wiccan	• Maggie Shepard	• Character

• Logan Howlett	• Carol Danvers	• Marie D'Ancanto
• Scott Summers	• Character	• Caelita-Kaye Weeyico
• Zach Stanton	• Emma Frost	• Kyler Weylyn
• Alison Blaire	• Character	• Character

• Lorna Dane, and Alex and Grayson Summers

• Lucinda Guthrie and her children Melody, Jeb, Elizabeth, Joelle, Lewis, and Cissie

• Character and Character

• Character and Character