Witchbrook NPCs — Confirmed Characters and Romance Options

Witchbrook’s social layer is built around the cast of characters you meet in Mossport — classmates at the college, shopkeepers, townspeople, and whoever else populates the witchy coastal town. Two characters have been publicly confirmed by name, both as classmates and as romanceable options. Everything else is either unnamed, unconfirmed, or inferred from game design context.

Confirmed Cast

Two Witchbrook College classmates have been named in pre-release coverage:

Eli Ivers — A classmate at Witchbrook College, confirmed romanceable. Eli is one of the two bachelor/bachelorette options publicly named before release. See the Eli Ivers character page for everything known so far.
Hana Satō — A classmate at Witchbrook College, confirmed romanceable. Hana Satō is the second named romance option confirmed by press coverage. See the Hana Satō character page for everything known so far.

Both characters are described as classmates — meaning they share the college environment with the player and are part of the same academic social circle. This framing is consistent with the college life-sim setting where romance develops alongside your coursework.

Unnamed Characters

Trailers and screenshots released by Chucklefish have shown additional figures whose names have not been publicly disclosed. Several distinct character designs are visible in gameplay footage and promotional art, suggesting a larger cast exists beyond the two confirmed names.

These characters are currently listed as TBD. This page will be updated as names are confirmed — either through official announcements, press previews, or release-day data.

NPC Types

Witchbrook’s college town setting implies a layered NPC structure. Based on the game’s framing and Chucklefish’s design history, the likely categories are:

Classmates — students at Witchbrook College alongside the player; confirmed to include romance candidates.
Townies — Mossport residents not enrolled at the college; may include shopkeepers, craftspeople, and local characters.
Shopkeepers — vendors for ingredients, equipment, and upgrades; likely a subset of townies.
Professors — college faculty who teach the confirmed subjects; role in the social/friendship system is unconfirmed.

Whether romance extends beyond classmates to any of the other categories is unknown pre-release.

Last updated: 2026-05-17