Ransak Boggett - Revision history

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			*''This character is only referenced once, in the film/TV version of {{TCOM}}, and is not to be found in the original book''.


	During the events of {{TLF}} '''Ransak Boggett''' was the head of the oldest order of wizardry - [[Mrs Widgery's Lodgers]].		During the events of {{TLF}} '''Ransak Boggett''' was the head of the oldest order of wizardry - [[Mrs Widgery's Lodgers]].

	He was a wizard of the eighth level and involved in the attempts by the [[Unseen University]] to locate and capture [[Rincewind]] so that they could obtain the ~~eight~~ great spell from his mind.		He was a wizard of the eighth level and involved in the attempts by the [[Unseen University]] to locate and capture [[Rincewind]] so that they could obtain the eighth great spell from his mind.
	Ransak and the other orders failed in this task, as did Archchancellor [[Trymon]]'s plan to use non-magical methods and pay a hero to track Rincewind. Fearing for the future of the world and with magic failing across the Disc, the order heads agreed with Trymon to read just the seven spells instead.		Ransak and the other orders failed in this task, as did Archchancellor [[Trymon]]'s plan to use non-magical methods and pay a hero to track Rincewind. Fearing for the future of the world and with magic failing across the Disc, the order heads agreed with Trymon to read just the seven spells instead.

	Trymon proved unable to contain the magic he unleashed and his mind broke allowing his body to be taken under the control of the things from the [[Dungeon Dimensions]]. He killed Ransak and the other order heads by turning them all to stone. Rincewind and the [[Librarian]] later moved his statue into the University grounds where it can still be seen to this day.		Trymon proved unable to contain the magic he unleashed and his mind broke allowing his body to be taken under the control of the things from the [[Dungeon Dimensions]]. He killed Ransak and the other order heads by turning them all to stone. Rincewind and the [[Librarian]] later moved his statue into the University grounds where it can still be seen to this day.

	*This character is only referenced once, in the film/TV version of {{TCOM}}, and is not to be found in the original book.


	[[Category:Wizards\|Boggett, Ransak]]		[[Category:Wizards\|Boggett, Ransak]]
	[[Category:Peripherals\|Boggett, Ransak]]		[[Category:Peripherals\|Boggett, Ransak]]

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	During {{TLF}} Ransak Boggett was the head of the oldest order of wizardry - [[Mrs Widgery's Lodgers]].		During the events of {{TLF}} '''Ransak Boggett''' was the head of the oldest order of wizardry - [[Mrs Widgery's Lodgers]].

	He was a wizard of the eighth level and involved in the attempts by the [[Unseen University]] to locate and capture [[Rincewind]] so that they could obtain the eight great spell from his mind.		He was a wizard of the eighth level and involved in the attempts by the [[Unseen University]] to locate and capture [[Rincewind]] so that they could obtain the eight great spell from his mind.

	Ransak and the other orders failed in this task, as did Archchancellor [[Trymon]]'s plan to use non-magical methods and pay a hero to track Rincewind. Fearing for the future of the world and with magic failing across the Disc, the order heads agreed with Trymon to read just the seven spells instead.		Ransak and the other orders failed in this task, as did Archchancellor [[Trymon]]'s plan to use non-magical methods and pay a hero to track Rincewind. Fearing for the future of the world and with magic failing across the Disc, the order heads agreed with Trymon to read just the seven spells instead.

	Trymon proved unable to contain the magic he unleashed and his mind broke allowing his body to be taken under the control of the things from the [[Dungeon Dimensions]]. He killed Ransak and the other order heads by turning them all to stone.		Trymon proved unable to contain the magic he unleashed and his mind broke allowing his body to be taken under the control of the things from the [[Dungeon Dimensions]]. He killed Ransak and the other order heads by turning them all to stone. Rincewind and the [[Librarian]] later moved his statue into the University grounds where it can still be seen to this day.

	Rincewind and the [[Librarian]] later moved his statue into the University grounds where it can still be seen to this day.


	This character is only referenced once, in the film/TV version of {{TCOM}}, and is not to be found in the original book.		*This character is only referenced once, in the film/TV version of {{TCOM}}, and is not to be found in the original book.


	[[Category:Wizards\|Boggett, Ransak]]		[[Category:Wizards\|Boggett, Ransak]]
			[[Category:Peripherals\|Boggett, Ransak]]

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	During {{TLF}} Ransak Boggett was the head of the oldest order of wizardry - [[Mrs Widgery's Lodgers]].		During {{TLF}} Ransak Boggett was the head of the oldest order of wizardry - [[Mrs Widgery's Lodgers]].

	He was a wizard of the eighth level and involved in the attempts by the [[Unseen University]] to locate and capture [[Rincewind]] so that they could obtain the ~~eigth~~ great spell from his mind.		He was a wizard of the eighth level and involved in the attempts by the [[Unseen University]] to locate and capture [[Rincewind]] so that they could obtain the eight great spell from his mind.

	Ransak and the other orders failed in this task, as did Archchancellor [[Trymon]]'s plan to use non-magical methods and pay a hero to track Rincewind. Fearing for the future of the world and with magic failing across the Disc, the order heads agreed with Trymon to read just the seven spells instead.		Ransak and the other orders failed in this task, as did Archchancellor [[Trymon]]'s plan to use non-magical methods and pay a hero to track Rincewind. Fearing for the future of the world and with magic failing across the Disc, the order heads agreed with Trymon to read just the seven spells instead.

	Trymon proved unable to contain the magic he unleashed, and his mind broke allowing his body to be taken under the control of the things from the [[Dungeon Dimensions]]. He killed Ransak and the other order heads by turning them all to stone.		Trymon proved unable to contain the magic he unleashed and his mind broke allowing his body to be taken under the control of the things from the [[Dungeon Dimensions]]. He killed Ransak and the other order heads by turning them all to stone.

	Rincewind and the [[Librarian]] later moved his statue into the University grounds where it can still be seen to this day.		Rincewind and the [[Librarian]] later moved his statue into the University grounds where it can still be seen to this day.

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	Ransak and the other orders failed in this task, as did Archchancellor [[Trymon]]'s plan to use non-magical methods and pay a hero to track Rincewind. Fearing for the future of the world and with magic failing across the Disc, the order heads agreed with Trymon to read just the seven spells instead.		Ransak and the other orders failed in this task, as did Archchancellor [[Trymon]]'s plan to use non-magical methods and pay a hero to track Rincewind. Fearing for the future of the world and with magic failing across the Disc, the order heads agreed with Trymon to read just the seven spells instead.

	Trymon proved unable to contain the magic he unleashed, and his mind broke allowing his body to be taken under the control of the things from the ~~dungeon dimension~~. He killed Ransak and the other order heads by turning them all to stone.		Trymon proved unable to contain the magic he unleashed, and his mind broke allowing his body to be taken under the control of the things from the [[Dungeon Dimensions]]. He killed Ransak and the other order heads by turning them all to stone.

	Rincewind and the [[Librarian]] later moved his statue into the University grounds where it can still be seen to this day.		Rincewind and the [[Librarian]] later moved his statue into the University grounds where it can still be seen to this day.

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AgProv at 23:51, 3 June 2012

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During {{TLF}} Ransak Boggett was the head of the oldest order of wizardry - [[Mrs Widgery's Lodgers]].

He was a wizard of the eighth level and involved in the attempts by the [[Unseen University]] to locate and capture [[Rincewind]] so that they could obtain the eigth great spell from his mind.

Ransak and the other orders failed in this task, as did Archchancellor [[Trymon]]'s plan to use non-magical methods and pay a hero to track Rincewind. Fearing for the future of the world and with magic failing across the Disc, the order heads agreed with Trymon to read just the seven spells instead.

Trymon proved unable to contain the magic he unleashed, and his mind broke allowing his body to be taken under the control of the things from the dungeon dimension. He killed Ransak and the other order heads by turning them all to stone.

Rincewind and the [[Librarian]] later moved his statue into the University grounds where it can still be seen to this day.

This character is only referenced once, in the film/TV version of {{TCOM}}, and is not to be found in the original book.

[[Category:Wizards|Boggett, Ransak]]