Wick
A hob-folk hearth-sprite introduced in Book 2, helping maintain farm warmth.
Wick is a member of the small folk residing within the kitchen hearth of the farm, first appearing in Book 2. Unlike Bell the smith, who is human, Wick belongs to the hob-folk race known as hearth-sprites. These tiny creatures play an essential role in daily life by ensuring the hearth remains warm and functional for the family.
- Species
- Hob-folk
- Type
- Hearth-sprite
- First Appearance
- Book 2
- Location
- Kitchen hearth
- Role
- Maintains farm warmth
Lore & Background
As part of the family living in the kitchen hearth, Wick and other small folk are dedicated to their specific duty: maintaining the warmth of the farm. Their presence is a distinct part of the household's ecosystem, separate from human inhabitants like Bell the smith.
Did You Know?
- Wick was introduced specifically in Book 2 of the series.
- Wick is a hob-folk hearth-sprite, not a human.
- Wick helps maintain the warmth of the farm alongside other small folk.
- Bell the smith is a human and distinct from Wick.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Wick a human?
No, Wick is a hob-folk hearth-sprite, whereas Bell the smith is a human.
Where does Wick live?
Wick lives in the kitchen hearth as part of the family there.
What book was Wick introduced in?
Wick was introduced in Book 2.
What is Wick's main job?
Wick helps maintain the warmth of the farm.