Character Role Ideas (Witchy & Warlock Types):

• The Coveted Coven Queen

• The Reformed Warlock (…or is he?)

• The Potion Mastermind

• The Crystal Clairvoyant

• The Wand Shop Keeper

• The Glam Witch Influencer

• The Bookish Librarian of Lost Spells

• The Moon Priestess or Shadow Prophet

• The Cursed Romantic​

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THE WITCH – The Crafty Spellcaster

Vibe: Mystical, mischievous, and one minor inconvenience away from placing a curse on the entire group chat.

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DIY Look

• Wear a black dress, skirt, leggings, or dark jeans with a dramatic blouse.

• Add a shawl, cape, lace cardigan, or velvet jacket.

• Layer necklaces, rings, scarves, and anything involving moons or crystals.

• Use dark eyeliner, smoky shadow, and deep red, purple, or black lipstick.

• Add green makeup only if you’re embracing full storybook witch.

• Tease your hair, braid it, or wear it loose and wild.

• Finish with a pointed hat—or skip it for a more modern “suburban coven” look.

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Accessories

• Broom, preferably one that looks incapable of actual flight.

• Small cauldron filled with candy or suspicious ingredients.

• Wand made from a painted stick.

• Old book labeled “SPELLS & RECEIPTS.”

• Bottles filled with colored water and dramatic labels.

• Crystals, tarot cards, herbs, or a battery-operated candle.

• Wooden spoon for aggressively stirring invisible potions.

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How to Act

• Whisper strange words while pointing at inconvenient people.

• Blame every technological failure on Mercury retrograde.

• Stir drinks as though secretly brewing something.

• Examine people’s palms without being asked.

• Refer to gossip as “a message from the universe.”

• Threaten minor curses for cutting in line or taking the last snack.

• Describe the murder as “dark magic with poor execution.”

• Enter rooms by announcing, “The coven has arrived.”

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Quirks

• Claims to sense bad energy—but usually just dislikes someone.

• Consults tarot cards for extremely basic decisions.

• Collects ordinary objects and calls them potion ingredients.

• Keeps losing the wand currently tucked behind their ear.

• Insists the broom is decorative because their license was suspended.

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Sayings

• “I’m not bossy. I’m coven-appointed.”

• “Careful—my patience is hex-piring.”

• “That alibi needs a stronger spell.”

• “I don’t curse everyone. Some people earn it.”

• “The cards warned me about this party.”

• “Is it witchcraft—or am I simply better than you?”

• “I came, I saw, I made it weird.”

• “My broomstick has more horsepower than your car.”

• “The victim had terrible energy.”

• “Don’t test me. I brought the good cauldron.”

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🧙 THE WIZARD – The Questionably Qualified Sorcerer

Vibe: Wise, theatrical, and dangerously confident for someone whose spells only work about half the time.

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DIY Look

• Wear a long robe, oversized cardigan, velvet jacket, or belted blanket.

• Choose deep blue, purple, gray, black, or anything covered in stars.

• Add a scarf, cape, or dramatic fabric draped over your shoulders.

• Wear boots or pointed slippers.

• Create a beard with costume hair, cotton batting, or sheer determination.

• Finish with a pointed hat—or claim you’ve transcended hats.

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Accessories

• Wand made from a painted stick or wooden spoon.

• Staff decorated with ribbon, crystals, or battery-operated lights.

• Old book labeled “SPELLS I MOSTLY REMEMBER.”

• Pouch of “magical stones.”

• Tiny bottles filled with colored water.

• Hourglass, crystal ball, or glitter-filled ornament.

• Reading glasses for interpreting ancient enchantments.

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How to Act

• Speak as though every sentence is an ancient prophecy.

• Wave your wand at ordinary problems.

• Pause dramatically before giving obvious advice.

• Refer to technology as “forbidden machinery.”

• Blame failed spells on atmospheric interference.

• Call the murder “a disturbance in the mystical realm.”

• Give everyone elaborate wizard names they didn’t request.

• Announce “Stand back!” before doing absolutely nothing.

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Quirks

• Forgets spell words halfway through casting.

• Claims every coincidence was intentional magic.

• Consults the spell book but always holds it upside down.

• Collects ordinary rocks and insists they contain power.

• Becomes defensive when anyone mentions magicians.

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Sayings

• “I’m not late. Wizards arrive after the appetizers.”

• “That alibi reeks of dark magic.”

• “Stand back—I almost know what I’m doing.”

• “I foresaw this. Just not accurately.”

• “My powers are stronger after coffee.”

• “Do not question the robe.”

• “That spell usually works indoors.”

• “The crystal ball has terrible reception.”

• “Murder? I sensed a disturbance—and heard screaming.”

• “A true wizard never reveals his secrets. Mostly because he forgot them.”

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🔮 THE FORTUNE TELLER - PSYCHIC

Vibe: Mystical, dramatic, and always technically correct—as long as nobody asks for specifics.

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DIY Look

• Wear a flowing skirt, wide-leg pants, or a loose dress in rich jewel tones.

• Add a dramatic shawl, scarf, kimono, or velvet jacket.

• Layer necklaces, rings, bangles, and oversized earrings.

• Choose deep purple, burgundy, emerald, midnight blue, or gold.

• Add smoky eye makeup, glitter, or dark lipstick.

• Wrap a scarf around your hair or wear a decorative headband.

• Carry yourself like you already know everyone’s secrets.

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Accessories

• Crystal ball—or a clear ornament balanced on a candleholder.

• Tarot cards or a homemade deck of mysterious symbols.

• Small table covered with a patterned scarf.

• Battery-operated candles and strands of fairy lights.

• Notebook labeled “OMINOUS PREDICTIONS.”

• Velvet pouch filled with coins, charms, or polished stones.

• Magnifying glass for examining unusually complicated palms.

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How to Act

• Stare deeply into someone’s eyes before answering simple questions.

• Study palms and react as though you’ve discovered something alarming.

• Predict events immediately after they happen.

• Begin statements with “The spirits are telling me…”

• Give vague warnings that could apply to absolutely anyone.

• Call the murder “a dark turn in the cosmic path.”

• Shuffle cards whenever the conversation becomes uncomfortable.

• Blame incorrect predictions on someone’s negative energy.

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Quirks

• Gasps dramatically at completely ordinary tarot cards.

• Claims the crystal ball is cloudy due to poor spiritual reception.

• Accepts payment in cash because the spirits don’t use credit.

• Predicts that someone will “face a difficult choice” near the dessert table.

• Refuses to reveal lottery numbers for ethical reasons.

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Sayings

• “I see danger in your future—and something involving cheese.”

• “The spirits are vague, but extremely concerned.”

• “Your palm says you’re hiding something.”

• “I predicted this. Just not out loud.”

• “The cards never lie. I occasionally interpret creatively.”

• “Your future is cloudy. Have you tried turning it off and back on?”

• “I sense betrayal…or indigestion.”

• “The victim’s energy has become unusually quiet.”

• “Ask me anything—except for exact dates.”

• “Your alibi has a very troubling aura.”

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