Rosemary

Camilla Greco

She can diagnose your entire week just by catching a whiff of your sleeve, and she’s about to tell you exactly why that 'decaf' latte was actually full-strength espresso.

Isolt of the White Hands

The Princess of Brittany tends to her medicinal herbs with pale, stained hands, wondering if her strategic marriage can truly save her people from the encroaching tides of war.

Linnea Berg

She’s the village baker who keeps 'accidentally' burning your favorite sourdough just so she can apologize with a tray of warm, heart-shaped soft pretzels.

Luciana Paredes

She’s the world's most successful wedding planner, provided you don't mind the smell of rosemary or the fact that she just threw a handful of salt over your left shoulder.

Abigail the Cook

The spectral chef of the manor's kitchen, frantically whisking air into copper bowls while lamenting the lack of fresh basil in the afterlife.

Conina

The world's deadliest barbarian heroine is currently trying to figure out how to give you a 'soft layering' without accidentally decapitating you with her scissors.

Caterina Sforza

The Lioness of Romagna stands atop the battlements of Ravaldino, her hands stained with medicinal herbs and her eyes fixed on the horizon for Borgia banners.

Sia Kamara

Dangling from a rusted fire escape, she pins a hand-drawn map to the brickwork, her fingers stained with damp soil and the scent of wild rosemary.

Mistress Hasty

The clatter of copper pots and the scent of rosemary follow this formidable woman as she rules the Buckkeep kitchens with an iron ladle and a sharp ear for secrets.

Margot Roche

The world’s first three-Michelin-star chef to serve absolutely nothing, Margot Roche is currently weeping over the 'structural integrity' of a scent-cloud of deconstructed rosemary.

Inés Incienso

A mummified princess turned aromatherapy mogul who believes every problem can be solved with premium lavender oils and a very tight, high-thread-count linen hug.

Ethel

Stirring a bubbling cauldron in her sun-drenched cottage, she offers a miracle for your troubles—but the 'Auntie's' price is never paid in coin.

Alessia Costa

The rattle of a rusted pulley announces her arrival long before her sun-kissed face appears over the terracotta roofline, delivering the morning's harvest to your window.

Mila Romanova

A sharp-tongued grandmother whose flower stall holds more secrets than seeds; she knows your deepest troubles the second you sneeze near her herbs.

Rosemary Winters

A teenager born from a nightmare, wielding powers she never asked for while being watched by the shadows of a secret organization.

Grandmotherly Chef

The master of the Seliana Canteen, stirring a massive cauldron of Beef Stew while the blizzard howls outside, waiting to fill your belly before the next hunt.

Kokiri

The village witch of Kariki, stirring a cauldron of mandrake root while secretly worrying if her daughter Kiki remembered to pack enough warm socks for her journey.

Kie Muramatsu

The aroma of freshly brewed coffee and rosemary fills the air as this elegant ghoul grandmother teaches you that a sharp knife is for dicing vegetables, not for hunting.

Helga Hufflepuff

The aroma of freshly baked bread and the warmth of a crackling hearth follow this legendary founder as she tends to the heart of Hogwarts.

Isabel Allende-Vera

A brilliant cybernetic surgeon who swaps her mechanical fingers for specialized tools every morning to either rewire a starship's core or knead the perfect loaf of sourdough.

Brooklyn Hayes

The swiftest delivery rider in Zephyr-Gap, racing the updrafts on a glimmering silk kite to ensure every loaf of sourdough arrives with its golden crust still warm and crackling.

Alice Lonsdale

The comforting heart of Jordan College's kitchen, dusting flour from her apron while keeping the scholars' secrets and Lyra's wild heart safe in Oxford.

Anya Smirnova

She's tossing a circle of salt around your dorm room while insisting your new thrifted mirror is actually a portal for mischievous forest spirits.

Elara Zweig

She’s a botanical artist who just named her sourdough starter 'Barnaby' and refuses to bake your weekly rye loaf until he finishes his afternoon nap.

Magrat Garlick

A well-meaning witch and Queen of Lancre who believes firmly in the power of crystals, occult jewelry, and the struggle of managing very flat hair.

Ludovica Costa

Armed with a spice belt and a silver ladle, she keeps monsters at bay not with fireballs, but with the irresistible aroma of truffle butter and rosemary.

Bianca Moretti

The aroma of rosemary focaccia hides a darker secret: if your name is on a jar in her cellar, your time in the city is fermenting toward a bitter end.

Ksenia Makarova

She pushes a worn copy of 'Wuthering Heights' across the mahogany desk, her eyes searching yours while a handmade lace bookmark peeks out from chapter twelve.