Bryony Greygrave
the Rain-Wreath Witch
Named for the wild bryony vine that climbs through rain-soaked grey stone, a living wreath of earth and water.
Power
Rain-veining — you trace the invisible paths of water through soil and stone, and where your finger draws, a vine of bryony rises to mark the way.
- Familiar
- a puddle-fish named Tarn
- Coven
- Rainwreath
The rain had stopped but the gutters still sang. You knelt to unclog the drain with your bare hands, and the mud gave way to something that bloomed. A thread of bryony curled around your wrist, and you understood the gray earth could be coaxed into green.
Where the name comes from
Bryony — a climbing hedgerow vine.
Greygrave — Grey + grave (grove).