Isolda Sorrowbank
the Saltweaver Witch
Named for Isolde of the bitter sea and the bank where sorrows wash ashore, a name stitched from brine and longing.
Power
You weave salt into the air, and water bends to your will — waves part, tides shift, and salt crystals bloom on your tongue when you speak a name.
- Familiar
- A silver-grey heron named Tideturn
- Coven
- Saltweave
The tidal flat asked a price: one tear for every time you laughed. You gave it freely, and the salt you left behind became the first strand of your craft. Now the water knows your footfall.
Where the name comes from
Isolda — the tragic lover of Tristan; “ice-ruler”.
Sorrowbank — Sorrow + bank (riverbank).