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Beast Cards (15) |
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1. Imp. Found only in Britain and Ireland, the imp has a slapstick sense of humour and will amuse itself by pushing and tripping the unwary. |
No. 1 Search | Behind the portrait on the 7th floor |
2. Doxy. Sometimes mistaken for a fairy. Nests in bushes and, if approached, will attempt to bite with its double rows of sharp, venomous teeth. | ![]() |
Behind the portrait in the Dungeon | No. 2 Search |
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3. Bowtruckle. A tree-guardian adept at dodging most kinds of charms. May attempt to gouge out your eyes if you approach its tree home in a threatening manner. |
No. 3 Search | Behind the portrait in the Dungeon |
4. Billywig. Has a long thin sting that causes giddiness followed by levitation. Dried Billywig stings are used in a variety of potions. | ![]() |
Behind the portrait on the 1st floor | No. 4 Search |
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5. Gnome. A common garden pest, the gnome lurks in holes in the ground and may run out and attempt to trip up the unwary traveller. Can be ejected from the garden by swinging it in circles and flinging it over the garden wall. |
No. 5 Search | Behind the portrait on the 2nd floor |
6. Giant Squid. The bane of ancient mariners and students at Hogwarts — should the latter decide to go for a dip in the lake. | ![]() |
Behind the portrait on the 4th floor | No. 6 Search |
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7. Manticore. A rare, dangerous beast, the Manticore has been known to sing softly as it eats its prey. Its sting will kill instantaneously. |
No. 7 Search | Behind the portrait on the 5th floor |
8. Unicorn. The unicorn is a shy creature and generally avoids human contact. It is more likely to let a witch come near it than a wizard and casting magic spells may frighten it off. Its blood has highly magical properties. | ![]() |
Behind the portrait on the 6th floor | No. 8 Search |
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9. Mountain Troll. Frequents mountainous regions. Very powerful, but stupid, the troll will attempt to bludgeon anyone who comes near it. |
No. 9 Price: 150 beans | Fred and George’s Shop |
10. Streeler. A large, orange snail with a poisonous shell that should only be handled when wearing protective gloves. | ![]() |
Fred and George’s Shop | No. 10 Price: 200 beans |
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11. Giant Purple Toad. Likes dead flies and other insects. Has a long, green tongue. |
No. 11 Search | Hogwarts courtyard, a niche at the top around the corner to the right of the pendulum |
12. Double-ended Newt. Can be purchased from the Magical Menagerie in Diagon Alley. Swims around a lot and likes algae. | ![]() |
Hogwarts courtyard, in the attic | No. 12 Search |
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13. Gytrash. Large dog-like spirit that can be encountered in the Forbidden Forest, either singly or in groups. |
No. 13 Search | The neighborhood of Hogwarts, behind Hagrid’s hut |
14. Kelpie. Lurks in rivers and streams and will kneel in invitation for anyone to ride it across. If this is attempted, the Kelpie will drag the rider underwater and attempt to eat them. | ![]() |
Hogwarts yard, behind the coat of arms, jump from the center of the yard | No. 14 Search |
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15. Phoenix. A gentle creature, the phoenix lives to an immense age because it can regenerate each time it bursts into flames. Phoenix song is magical and its tears have healing properties. |
No. 15 Search | Hogwarts Courtyard, quest in the outer courtyard |
Famous Giants Cards (5)
We get all the cards for 5 wins over Doxy at the Well, what’s not far from the hippogriff pen![]() |
1. Bran the Bloodthirsty (Medieval, dates unknown). Lived in a castle on top of an enchanted Beanstalk. Apparently fond of eating bread made with ground bones and washed down with the blood of an Englishman. Was slain by a boy named Jack. |
No. 1 Location | Hogwarts neighborhood, by the well |
2. Cyclops (Ancient Greece, dates unknown). A one-eyed giant who lived in a cave at the foot of Mount Etna. With the help of several sheep, was slain by the Greek hero, Odysseus. | ![]() |
Hogwarts neighborhood, by the well | No. 2 Location |
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3. Goliath (Biblical, dates unknown). Mercenary giant used by the Philistines in their war with the Israelites. Was slain by a young boy with a slingshot. |
No. 3 Location | Hogwarts neighborhood, by the well |
4. Morholt (Ancient Celtic, dates unknown). Gigantic brother of the King of Ireland. Wounded Tristan, the Celtic hero, with a poisoned sword when the latter tried to kill him. | ![]() |
Hogwarts neighborhood, by the well | No. 4 Location |
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5. Hengist of Upper Barnton (15th century). Giant killed by the famous giant-slayer Gifford Ollerton. |
No. 5 Location | Hogwarts neighborhood, by the well |
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