Editing Boggan (section)

==Kith Notes==
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===Appearance===
Boggans tend to be short and plump with large noses, and are distinctly earthy in appearance. They often have thick, bushy hair with matching eyebrows that hover over small, bright eyes. They have large, calloused hands with long, nimble fingers. Their skin is usually tanned, and darkens and wrinkles with age. Despite their somewhat stout appearance, they move with a spritely gait. Whether tightening a screw or tamping a pipe, their hands are constantly in motion. If left with nothing in their hands they fidget and instinctively seek out something that needs to be fixed.

===Lifestyles===
Comfort is of utmost importance to boggans; a well-stocked pantry, comfortable furniture, and an assortment of favorite drinks are essentials to a boggan home. Boggans are famous for their talents in the kitchen and they often find work as chefs or brewers. In these modern times they can also be found working as graphic designers, landscapers, fashion designers, house cleaners, carpenters, and jewelers — anything that involves working with the hands.

===Seemings===
====Childlings====
Boggans in this stage of life exhibit a powerful curiosity about everything in the world. They take delight in meeting new people, learning new things, and exploring new places. They want to know everything about everything and everyone. They explore the world with wonder in their eyes and will talk to anyone who will sit still long enough to listen and put up with the incessant questions. While most boggans are notorious homebodies, childlings are commonly found out and about in the world, often poking their noses into places they shouldn’t.

====Wilders====
All boggans are perfectionists but wilders take this to the extreme. Every task must be completed to perfection and they must always do more than anyone else, a goal made somewhat easier by their Birthright. However, if two boggans wilders get into a competition they may need someone to step in and tear them apart because they can become fiercely competitive. Normally mild-mannered boggans can even become violent if provoked while in a competitive frenzy.

====Grumps====
Boggans who have entered the grump stage of life have seen it and heard it all, but they still maintain a desire to know more. They usually lose their competitive edge and prefer to settle in one place, often a freehold or other place where they believe they can be of the most service. Gathering and compiling information is of the utmost importance to them and they often keep a great store of knowledge about the local Kithain. They usually maintain vast libraries of stories and journals they have collected during their lives, all neatly organized and carefully indexed.

===Revelry===
Helping people with tedious and odious tasks is the boggans trademark, especially if they can do it without the person knowing. The chore can be just about anything: cleaning the house, repairing a broken faucet, mending clothing, or weeding a garden, but it should be something that requires at least a little bit of time and elbow grease (of course it takes the boggan a lot less time than it would take anyone else). The boggan cannot accept payment or thanks for work and preferably the person helped shouldn’t even be aware that the boggan was there.

===Unleashing===
Cantrips cast by boggans are often accompanied by pleasant scents of hearth and home and the field: baked bread, mulled cider, fresh-mowed grass, tobacco, and wood smoke.