The Lunmore Institute of Arcane Magic is a prestigious school that accepts any and all walks of life, from humans to tieflings, noble-born to peasants. If you show promise as an arcane user and put the effort into studies, you'll be accepted and treated as an equal among everyone. Generations of wizards have graduated under the tutelage of the teachers here and have gone on to serve countless high-ranking officials across the world, used their talents for good and made names for themselves. The Lunmore Institute of Arcane Magic prides itself on providing classes specially for those who excel at what they do.

Each student is allowed to customise their uniform and have it tailor-made to them, though they must be their respective class' colors and have the class symbol affixed somewhere visible.
Each student is presented with their own spellbook and a spare, should they lose their first. These spell-books are personal and can also be designed by the students. They can keep this as well after graduation as it has some spells in it.

The Lunmore Institute is situated on what appears to be a floating island in the shape of a rounded hourglass, with one pathway linking the entrance to the mainland and city. It's not uncommon for students to venture out of the school on their breaks or days off, and it's encouraged that they go and get their learning experiences from the outside world as well.
Aside from this one pathway, the central islands has it's own small paths that split off to the common rooms for each specific class' students. The bottom half of the main island is occupied by a large, glass dome building that holds all of the lore and knowledge of the world, or at least as much as they could gather. The top half homes the Grand Hall, where most gather for their meals, personal studies and to mingle, and the classrooms for the actual studying and lessons.
In the courtyard stands a huge, heavily decorated fountain designed to look like the founder of the Institute. The water spurts out from the tip of the wand the statue holds outstretched. At night the wand lights up and makes the water appear a different color, and the small stars and swirls decorating the statue's clothing give a faint golden glow.