Corwin Fenhurst
the Stonewane Warlock
Friend of the heart named for the marsh-girt wood, where the moon's wane is etched in limestone.
Power
You read the moon's phases in the soil's dampness and can unearth what lies buried before the first frost.
- Familiar
- a blind mole named Mirk
- Coven
- Stonewane
Every dusk you sift the peat from the marsh's edge, feeling for the moon's pull in the wet earth. The habit began long before you knew why—your hands simply knew the weight of the coming night. One autumn evening, a root curled around your wrist and did not let go; you pulled, and the hill spoke its oldest name.
Where the name comes from
Corwin — from corvus, “the raven”.
Fenhurst — Fen (the fen) + hurst (wooded hill).