Lettice Wolfridge
the Cinderlaird Witch
Named for the joy of the hearth (Lettice, from Latin laetitia) and the ridge that holds the earth's fire (Wolfridge).
Power
You feel the subterranean embers and call them upward, warming the cold ground to quicken dormant roots and crack open stone with slow heat.
- Familiar
- A mole named Clodwit
- Coven
- Hearthridge
You are pressing your palm to the sun-warmed stone of the ridge, feeling the simmer deep below — the place where earth and fire meet. Your fingers close around a sprig of heather, its roots blackened but alive, and you know the ridge answers to you alone.
Where the name comes from
Wolfridge — Wolf (the wolf) + ridge.