Only the most competent witches and wizards can become Aurors in Harry Potter to defend the magical community. But who among these Aurors is the most powerful?
What is an Auror? To protect the magical community from threats and attacks, the Ministry of Magic hires so-called Aurors. They hunt and battle dark wizards and are, in a way, the “elite unit” of magical law enforcement.
The profession is extremely demanding and dangerous, which is why the requirements for aspiring Aurors are very high.
How was the ranking created? In the ranking, we sort the 10 most powerful Aurors of all time by their strength.
- We consider aspects such as magical talents, combat skills, overall success in fighting dark wizards, and personal character traits.
- We also include all characters from the “Wizarding World,” including those from “Fantastic Beasts.”
Position 10: Webster Boot
We start the list with a somewhat unusual Auror. Webster Boot came to America as a child with his family, where he lost his parents due to an attack by a magical creature. He and his brother were then taken in and adopted by Isolt Sayre and the Muggle James Steward. Later, Isolt, with the help of her new family, founded Ilvermorny, the most important wizarding school in America.
Due to the enormous influence of the entire family, the Sayres also made it into our list of the most powerful families from Harry Potter.
Webster received his own house, namely Wampus, which represents loyalty and “warrior”. This also reflects Webster’s somewhat combative and adventurous nature.
After completing his education, Webster set out to fight dark wizards. At that time, there was still no wizarding government in America for him to work for, so he wandered the world as a mercenary and made a name for himself as an independent Auror.
