Boggart List of The Wardstone Chronicles characters

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1 boggart

1.1 hairy boggart
1.2 hall knocker
1.3 ripper





boggart

there many kinds of boggarts. can travel along special kinds of faults, instead of being faults in earth, faults in spiritual magic. can travel along these instantly, if teleporting.


hairy boggart

hairy boggarts take shape of animals. dogs, there still many cats, goat or 2 , horse. boggart guards mr gregory s chipenden house called kratch , returns house after tom locates , makes new deal it. invisible when happy (or angry) takes form of large ginger cat 1 eye. lost other eye in battle bane.


hall knocker

a hall knocker boggart announces or existence knocking. can develop in stone chucker, , spook fought 1 twice, coming close death.


ripper

a ripper dangerous , deadly of boggarts. starts out killing cows , sucking blood (hence name cattle ripper ). however, if taste human blood, ll switch cattle humans. hunt humans, open fissure in ground , trap 1 of human s limbs in it, leg. rip open limb , viciously suck blood it. process can take anywhere 5 minutes, 10 hours, depending on size. in 1 of books, tom had bind ripper in horshaw sucking blood out of leg of priest (who was, in fact, spook s brother) had tried ward off praying. happened in church.








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