Eamon Oakengate
the Emberstave Warlock
Named for the oak that guards the hearth, and the gate where ash and earth meet.
Power
Ember-forging — you press your will into cold stone and earth, waking the latent heat within, then shape it into vessels that hold fire for years.
- Familiar
- A stone marten named Flint
- Coven
- Ashfold
You had a habit of kneeling in the garden at dusk, pressing your palm to the warming flagstones. One evening the earth gave a low answer — a hum that tasted of smoke. You followed it to the old oak, where a crack in the trunk glowed dim. That was the first gate. You've been tending it ever since.
Where the name comes from
Eamon — Irish form of Edmund, “rich protector”.
Oakengate — Oaken (oak) + gate.