Oisin Sloedown
the Blackthorn Warlock
Named for the sloe's bitter fruit and the down-dark path under the hill, where the living and the dead share a root.
Power
You speak the language of bones — the dead yield their shadows, and you weave them into bridges between what was and what is.
- Familiar
- A one-winged magpie named Clatter
- Coven
- Thorn-hold
The sloe wood kept a gate that only opened for a price. You knelt at the oldest tree, offered the tip of your smallest finger, and the dark let you through. It has answered your call ever since.
Where the name comes from
Oisin — Irish, “little deer”; the poet of the Fianna.
Sloedown — Sloe (the blackthorn sloe) + down (downs).