Lysander Oakenstone
the Singed Sage Warlock
Lysander for the freeing of wild things, Oakenstone for the earth that endures—a name that holds the contradiction of stone that burns.
Power
Flameveil — you wrap yourself in a wreath of smoldering herbs, becoming invisible to those who mean you harm so long as the smoke lasts.
- Familiar
- a kestrel named Brindle
- Coven
- Saffronmoor
‘That’s not sage, it’s wildfire waiting,’ said the old woman, and you knew she was right. You’d always been drawn to the edge where green things meet flame. The garden you kept was a strange one—every herb you touched seemed to have a spark in its root. It started with drying lavender too hot, and the smoke carried a message you’ve been reading ever since.
Where the name comes from
Lysander — “liberator of men”.
Oakenstone — Oaken (oak) + stone (standing stone).