Rowena Blackwyld
the Cinderbloom Witch
Named for the rowan's red fire-berries and the black wild tangle of herb and thorn.
Power
You coax flame from seeds and smoke from petals — a dandelion head flares into a beacon, a sprig of rosemary burns without ash.
- Familiar
- A piebald field mouse named Fennel
- Coven
- Cinderbloom
You were stirring a pot of nettle tea on a Tuesday when the kettle boiled over and the steam caught light. The whole kitchen smelled of charred rosemary, and you laughed — because the fire was yours and it was friendly.
Where the name comes from
Rowena — “fame and joy”.
Blackwyld — Black (dark) + wyld (wildwood).