Brighid MacCarthy (BREED mahk-KAR-thee)

A Resident

Brighid MacCarthy (a.k.a. Brigid)

Brigid is a master of the forge, a craftswoman whose skill with metal is unparalleled in the realm. She creates weapons, armor, and intricate metalwork that are both functional and beautiful, each piece forged with precision and care. Brigid’s workshop is a place of fire and steel, where the rhythmic sound of hammer on anvil is a constant presence. Her creations are sought after by warriors and artisans alike, each piece a testament to her dedication and expertise. Outside the forge, Brigid is a keeper of the old ways, deeply connected to the traditions and rituals of her ancestors. She often leads ceremonies that honor the elements, particularly fire, which she sees as both a destructive and creative force. Brigid’s strong will and deep sense of purpose make her a natural leader, and she is often turned to in times of crisis for her wisdom and strength. In her quiet moments, she enjoys crafting intricate jewelry, infusing each piece with meaning and intention.

Mental characteristics

Sexuality

Omnephilic

Current Location

Caer Afallach

Species

Duine

Ethnicity

Celtic

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Ceardach Lómhar

Children

Sex

Female

Other Affiliations

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