Araminta Banefell
the Moonbriar Witch
Born of earth's deepest graves and moonlit thorns, named for the poison that grows on the fell.
Power
Moonbriar weaving — you bind the roots that drink the dark of the moon into nets that hold lost hours.
- Familiar
- a black stoat named Mottle
- Coven
- Briarwood
Your grandmother's herb garden had a patch of belladonna that only bloomed under a new moon. One night you plucked a single berry, and the soil turned to stone beneath your feet. The garden didn't forgive you, but the moon did.
Where the name comes from
Araminta — a graceful old English coinage.
Banefell — Bane (poison) + fell (high fell).