Gnomes

Basic Facts:

• Ministry Classification of XX, Harmless.

• Sentient, Beast.

• Also known as the Garden Gnome (Gernumbli gardensi), or plural, Gernumblies.

• They look like large potatoes with bony arms and legs.

• Maximum height of 1 ft.

• native to most of Europe and North America.
• common belief that gnomes are attracted to magic, and other magical beings.
• habitat of a gnome is a burrow underground, known specifically as a gnomehole
• two methods to degnome
• toss and wait. grab by the ankle, spin and toss. wait up to a month to see if they come back
• Jarvey. similar to an overgrown ferret. usually a bloody way to degnome.Ethically, very questionable practice.
  
• First Aid
• seperate from Gnome
• wash with soap and water or disinfecting potion
• once clean, heal with spell or potion

Doxies

Basic Facts:

• Ministry Specification of XXX, Competent wizards should cope.

• Beast.

• Also known as the Biting Fairy.

• Covered in short, coarse black hair.

• Shiny, beetle-like wings.

• Second set of arms and legs.

• commonly found in the colder climates of Europe and North America
• extremely annoying, but also slightly dangerous
• bury their eggs underground, but in some circumstances may tuck
  them away at the bottom of a closet or snuggled in some carpet
• single doxy can lay up to five hundred eggs at once
• eggs can be identified by their trademark black crescent mark and bluish-purple outer skin
• must be burnt to destroy the eggs completely.
• Doxies can only be removed and disposed of by using a product called Doxycide.
• First Aid
• have an antidote available and ready to use.
• initial reaction may present with redness and swelling at the bite site,
  followed by a heat in the surrounding area, the feeling of being faint,
  and a full body rash. Most people only experience mild discomfort, with
  some redness and swelling, but others can experience the full gamut of
  symptoms.
• Signs of an allergic reaction to Doxy venom include:

  • Swelling in the face, lips, or throat.

  • Difficulty breathing and/or swallowing.

  • Loss of consciousness.

  • Extreme swelling in the nodes around the neck, under the arms, or near the groin.

  • Sudden complete confusion or mood change.