Ianthe Banebrook
the Emberbloom Witch
Named for the violet that blooms in the ash of a burned stream, a flower born of earth and ember.
Power
You coax the sleeping embers hidden in roots and riverbeds, calling forth a warm, flickering light that dances over earth without burning.
- Familiar
- a spotted genet named Moss
- Coven
- Cinderweft
You said, 'There's a warmth in the dirt that no one else feels,' and then you showed them the ember that had slept in your palm since you were young. You found it in a creekbed after the first frost, a stone that hummed with heat. Your grandmother called it fool's fire, but you knew better.
Where the name comes from
Ianthe — Greek, “violet flower”.
Banebrook — Bane (poison) + brook.