Rhiannon Rimefen
the Frost-gale Witch
Named for the rime that crusts the fen and the gale that scours the sky, a name of ancient cold and unbidden wind.
Power
Storm-pulling — you catch the raw current of a squall in your palms and hurl it where you will; the air bends to your blood.
- Familiar
- A storm petrel named Spar
- Coven
- Frostgale
You are crouched on a peat bank, your fingers black with old frost, counting the syllables in the wind. It is not the first time you have felt the sky lean closer — this is how it began, a tempest answering your open mouth, and you've been tasting weather ever since.
Where the name comes from
Rhiannon — the Welsh horse-goddess of the Otherworld.
Rimefen — Rime (hoarfrost) + fen (marsh).