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| - Knocker was a female Togruta and a leading criminal informant in the Corellian city of Coronet in the years of the Galactic Republic. Respected on the streets for her steady aim and wise underworld-knowledge, Knocker eventually went against one of her bosses, the criminal known as the Sculptor, after the crime lord almost killed Knocker's younger sister, and Knocker eventually became a Jedi informant for Corellia.
- This is what's written in Arthur Spiderwick's Field Guide to the Fantastical World Around You about Knockers.
- The Knocker is the Welsh and Cornish equivalent of Irish leprechauns and English and Scottish brownies. About two feet tall and grizzled, but not misshapen, they live beneath the ground. Here they wear tiny versions of standard miner's garb and commit random mischief, such as stealing miner's unattended tools and food. They are named for their knocking against the walls of mines, either to scare miners or warn them of a cave-in.
- Most frequently described as a small humanoid approximately 80 cm in height, the Knocker (or Rapper, Kobold) resembles a small hairy ape. It is assumed to be a subterranean creature that has various magical powers attributed to the Faerie creatures. They are miners by nature, and often excavate new mines and explore tunnels for unknown reasons. Folklore suggests that they live in hierarchical, rigid societies, and that they are capable of great physical effort with very little sustenance. They avoid all contact with metahumanity, using their considerable magical powers to do so, and thus have been hard to study and observe.
- Knocker is the flight lead of the Osean Air Defense Force's Golem Squadron.
- __TOC__ Fairies that inhabit the mines of the Cornwall region of England. They appear as little people and live in mine shafts.Knockers perform acts of kindness toward humans, such as showing them where rich ores lie. However, forgetting to thank a knocker will result in a curse, and the knockers will never again show you where the ore lies.Knockers are also said to be the sould of Jews who were condemned to remain on earth for having crucified Jesus Christ. __NOEDITSECTION__
- Knockers look like rotting corpses that have been crushed under tons of rock and then got up again. They normally carry mining tools and wear badly damaged miners’ overalls. It is sometimes possible to recognise them, but normally the body is too badly damaged. Whilst Knockers seem to arise spontaneously, some people worry that there are Necromancers using them to disrupt mining and take the resources for themselves.
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- The Knockers, known also by several different names including knacker, coblynau, bucca, polterduk, karkorios, rübezahl, or pustecki, are larger and stronger breed of goblin, even though they are rarer. They inhabit various adits, grooves, precipices, chasms, dark cavities, burrows, delves, grottos, caverns and rocky heaths. Their existence in the area is always evidence for the presence of wealth hidden in the ground, such as ores, minerals, salt or petroleum. Considered as the malicious rogues and pests, and the real scourge for miners who they tantalize and haunts by knocking the rock, steal or destroy sidewalks, mining equipment and all possessions, sometimes even attack but stop at a few bruises. However, miners can get at them by food and alcohol.
- Most frequently described as a small humanoid approximately 80 cm in height, the Knocker (or Rapper, Kobold) resembles a small hairy ape. It is assumed to be a subterranean creature that has various magical powers attributed to the Faerie creatures. They are miners by nature, and often excavate new mines and explore tunnels for unknown reasons. Folklore suggests that they live in hierarchical, rigid societies, and that they are capable of great physical effort with very little sustenance. They avoid all contact with metahumanity, using their considerable magical powers to do so, and thus have been hard to study and observe.
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