Pearl Foamshell
the Crag Siren
Named for the pearl-lining of a cracked clam and the foam that hisses on the rocks after a wave breaks — you are the sea's rough edge.
Power
You can call the grit and shell of the shore to armor yourself, hardening your skin to stone — but the longer you hold it, the more you feel the earth pulling you down, and one day you may not come back up.
- Familiar
- A blind, albino mole crab named Burrow
- Tide
- the Crag Tide
You are carving your name into a basalt shelf with a broken abalone shell when a wave drags you under — you do not fight it; you let the pressure fill your lungs, and when you surface, your tongue is lined with sand and your fingers have grown ridges of pearl.