Todd Milkheart

Todd Milkheart was a Half-blood English Wizard and former Auror who participated in the Battle of Thule. Notorious for his brutality, Milkheart supported the extreme methods of Head of Department of Magical Law Enforcement Isadore Kettering. He fought against the Knights of Walpurgis in the Siege of the Ministry. Under Kettering, Milkheart used the Unforgivable Curses freely against enemies of the Ministry of Magic.

Later, Kettering declared martial law, suspended the Minister of Magic, and declared himself Chief Wizard. Milkheart was appointed Chief Stalwart, the leader of the Kettering's secret police, the Stalwarts. As Chief Stalwart, Milkheart approved violent methods, including torture, for use not only against Knights but also against political opponents of the regime. He was known to personally oversee the destruction of the property of dissidents and their torture.

As the tide turned against the Ministry, Milkheart became aggressive toward his master, Kettering, and often criticized him. After one such instance, Kettering tortured Todd with Crucio. Immediately afterward, the Knights attacked the Ministry. Milkheart commanded the Stalwarts, who were lined up in front of the Ministry but had not attacked the oncoming Knights. As the stalemate grew tense, Milkheart decided to betray his cruel master.

Todd shook hands with _, joining forces with the Knights. Most of his fellow Stalwarts joined him, and the rest disapparated. Now unrivaled, the Knights captured Kettering and established complete dominance over England. The Stalwarts were integrated into the Knights of Walpurgis, and Milkheart became a high-ranking member.

However, his vulgar mannerisms and non-conformist attitude were met with distaste by the other high-ranking Knights. Soon after joining, he was tortured by _ for an act of insubordination, and then demoted to become a rank and file member. Despite this experience, Milkheart continued to serve the Knights as a rank and file fighter, finding the lack of responsibility, absence of rigid rules, and infliction of suffering on others that came with his new job agreeable with his temperament.