Witchbrook Characters

Witchbrook has eleven romanceable covenmates, with seven named students currently revealed: Hana Satō, Eli Ivers, Cormac Fitzroy, Pip Marin, Evadne Gladwin, Leif Blomgren and Kiara Chandra. They belong to your class coven and have individual stories. Mossport also has professors, shopkeepers and other residents whose presence in the cast does not establish that you can date them.

Use the student directory below for birthdays and home addresses, then the character profiles to understand who is connected to fashion, campus news, art, machinery and herbs. These are revealed character details for the unreleased game, rather than a tested timetable. An address identifies someone's home; it does not give a daily schedule or a relationship requirement. Individual gifts, story triggers and affection thresholds are not included here.

Revealed covenmates at a glance

These seven entries are the revealed portion of the eleven-person romance cast. Four further covenmates remain unnamed in the current character presentation. Background pedestrians and hidden portraits do not supply their identities, and there is no need to fill those gaps to start recognising the people already introduced.

Hana Satō and life beyond the classroom

Hana's introduction centres on enthusiasm and fashion. She is the person to recognise when you are trying to place the lively, style-conscious student within your coven. Her presence also connects college friendships with the wider town: the clothing shop Calico appears in her character reveal, while Hana's apartment is one of the places shown in Mossport's preview.

Hana's apartment also illustrates how a college friendship can extend into a covenmate's home life. The game's introduction describes a friendship developing far enough for a classmate to invite you over. Knowing someone's address and being invited into their life are therefore different kinds of information.

If clothing is part of what draws you to Mossport, Hana gives you a recognisable connection to that side of the setting.

Eli Ivers and the college's news

Eli is introduced as supportive and informed about school secrets, news and rumours. His role is more specific than simply being another student: he edits the Witchbrook Oracle, the college newspaper. That makes him easy to distinguish from the town's shopkeepers or your professors when names begin appearing around campus.

His characterisation emphasises listening as well as knowing things. Fable's description singles out the fact that Eli asks about his day and pays attention to the answer. Together, those details present a student interested in other people's experiences, with the Oracle giving that curiosity an identifiable place in college life.

Recognising Eli can help you connect a campus conversation with the person behind the newspaper. For a first introduction, keep the useful distinction simple: Eli is your covenmate and the Oracle's editor, rather than a member of the teaching staff.

Cormac Fitzroy and The Briny Brush

Cormac is a gifted artist whose paint-marked appearance fits the way he is described. He is the black sheep of his family and would rather capture Mossport in artwork than remain in a classroom. His introduction offers a clear reason to look beyond the college when trying to understand a covenmate's interests.

The Briny Brush, an art shop near Parasol Sands, is a named setting associated with him. He is described working over a canvas there. This gives his interest in painting a place within the town, alongside his college life.

His profile also shows why a student's story may involve family, work and interests that extend beyond the subjects everyone studies together.

Pip Marin and magical machinery

Pip combines mechanical skill with magic, approaching her inventive projects with energy and confidence. Her introduction describes an inventive, slightly chaotic personality, giving her a different emphasis from Cormac's painting or Leif's herbs. The practical distinction is that Pip's defining interest is making ideas work through machinery and magic together.

Her work is associated with a garage near the docklands. She has also been shown exercising nearby, an example of covenmates having activities beyond their obvious specialist interest. Knowing her workshop context helps identify the part of town connected with her; it does not establish that she stays at a workbench all day.

Use the full name Pip Marin when matching her character entry with the shorter name used in conversation and older introductions. Her home address is separate from the workshop association.

Evadne Gladwin and unexpected ideas

Evadne is presented as dreamy, whimsical and charming. Her introduction uses an accidental potion invention during an attempt to make toast as a way of expressing that personality.

Among the revealed covenmates, she provides a different kind of creativity from Cormac's deliberate artwork and Pip's mechanical projects. Her description focuses on imagination and an ability to help other people feel less withdrawn. That gives you something concrete to recognise in the cast without needing to guess at an unrevealed backstory.

Her address and birthday are known, but her introduction does not include a named workplace. Keep that gap intact when planning how you will get to know the students.

Leif Blomgren and herbal interests

Leif's personality is tied closely to plants. He is described as cheerful, kind and convinced that the right herb and a little magic can solve a problem. His introduction also calls him a green-thumbed witch, distinguishing his practical interest from a general association with the outdoors.

This gives you a way to recognise him while looking through the student roster: Leif is the herb-focused covenmate.

His student status is also worth keeping separate from Wren's role. Both characters are associated with plants, but Wren is introduced as the gardener at Wild Flower, while Leif belongs to your coven. A shared interest does not mean they perform the same function in Mossport.

Kiara Chandra and first impressions

Kiara is the seventh named covenmate in the current roster. Her introduction emphasises an intimidating stare and the difference between being in her good graces and falling out of favour. That is a stronger, more reserved first impression than the open enthusiasm associated with Hana or Leif.

Her character entry adds a birthday and home address, so you can place her alongside the other revealed students without relying on an unnamed portrait. Older six-person lists omit her; the current directory includes her while still keeping the overall romance cast at eleven.

The details of her story, like those of the other students, unfold through getting to know her rather than being fully disclosed in the first profile.

Professors, your familiar and town residents

Professor Carlyle

Professor Carlyle leads your coven and supports its students. Her teaching role includes individual spellcasting tuition: completing an exam entitles you to learn a spell from her. She therefore has a direct place in academic progression, in addition to being an encouraging presence. A professor who guides your studies belongs in the cast directory, but that role does not place her among the eleven romanceable covenmates.

Professor Wixx

Professor Wixx is introduced as a former ambitious potions scholar now occupied with novice mistakes. His practical demonstration appears in the material about taking classes. Recognise him as a professor connected with that teaching environment.

Fable

Fable is the talking cottage familiar and your business partner. He helps connect your new home with the need to pay for college, encouraging the business side of your life in Mossport. He also offers his own opinions on the covenmates. His role in a dating demonstration is narration, not evidence that he belongs to the romance cast. He is a recurring companion with interests of his own, including shiny objects.

Justin and Violet

Justin runs Harbour Home in the Docklands with his daughter Violet. They are the furniture-selling family to recognise when you start improving your cottage. Their shop context is more useful here than an invented social schedule: they connect the cast to the furniture showroom and its changing selection. Neither being named in a home-decoration introduction nor working in a shop establishes romance eligibility.

Wren

Wren is the gardener at Wild Flower, described as relaxed, skilled with plants and often close to a guitar. Her introduction helps connect a resident to the shop that stocks garden items. This is a different role from being one of your college covenmates. If you are trying to identify the plant-loving characters, use occupation as well as appearance and personality to distinguish them.

Getting to know the cast through friendship

Covenmates have individual stories, and you can progress those stories through friendship without dating. Spending time together, talking and exchanging gifts are part of building relationships. Their conversation responds to circumstances such as weather, location, time of day and what is happening in their lives.

That makes the directory a starting reference rather than a substitute for paying attention to them. Use birthdays and addresses to keep people straight, use their roles to understand where they fit in Mossport, and let their conversations reveal the details that a short introduction cannot. Romance is one possible relationship path, while getting to know the full coven remains available to a player who prefers friendship.