Niamh Silvershade
the Thunderflint Witch
Named for the silver glint in stormlight and the bright Niamh of old tales — born of lightning-pocked stone and the laugh that follows thunder.
Power
You speak to the captive lightning in quarried stone — a touch unearths the charge, and you can hurl it as a bolt, or coax the rock to hum the coming weather.
- Familiar
- A goat named Flint
- Coven
- Thunderflint
The village said you had a storm in your skull and a stone in your palm — that you talked to pebbles and laughed at clouds. They meant it as a warning, but you took it as a trade. Every storm since, you’ve held a flint in your fist and listened for what the thunder would teach you next.
Where the name comes from
Niamh — Irish, “bright”; princess of Tír na nÓg.
Silvershade — Silver + shade.