Aoife Cinderdown
the Emberfall Witch
Named for Aoife's radiant beauty (Irish 'aoife' meaning beautiful) and the slope of ash left by ancient fires.
Power
Ash-reckoning — you read the history of any fire by tasting its cold ash, seeing every spark that fed it.
- Familiar
- A goshawk named Flint
- Coven
- Emberfall
The hillside of Cinderdown was where the old pyre burned for three days. It asked you to watch the embers, and you stayed until the last one died. When you finally stood, your hands were black and your eyes held the memory of every flame.
Where the name comes from
Aoife — Irish, “radiant, beautiful”.
Cinderdown — Cinder (cinders) + down (downs).