Orin Larchbriar
the Mossweft Warlock
Named for the larch that drinks the rain and the briar that holds the soil.
Power
You call the rain to settle in the soil, coaxing mushrooms and moss where feet fall.
- Familiar
- a jackdaw named Fiddle
- Coven
- Mossweft
You refused to take the dry path. Every time the road offered a bridge over the wet ground, you stepped into the mud instead. The rain approved, and the earth opened its root-tunnels for you. This is how you learned the language of damp soil, and it cost you a pair of good boots — and the fear of being clean.
Where the name comes from
Orin — Irish, “pale, fair”.
Larchbriar — Larch (the larch) + briar (briar-patch).