The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

North of Wind Keep in the shadowed highlands of Stormhaven, the Norvulk Ruins brood in eerie silence, their pale stone softened by mist and centuries of rain. Once a tranquil Ayleid sanctuary, they are now defiled—twisted by the influence of Vaermina, the Daedric Prince of Dreams. Dremora prowl its arched halls, and the air reeks of smoldering incense and sleepless fear. Tattered banners bearing Vaermina’s eye symbol flutter from cracked pillars, and dream-addled cultists chant in tongues no mortal should know. Scattered texts—In Dreams We Awaken, Dream of a Thousand Dreamers, and Dreamers Our Time Has Come—suggest a ritual is unfolding, one meant to merge the waking world with the Dreamstride. Near the delve’s heart, Nariam, a fanatic touched by nightmare, guards a ritual circle that pulses with restless energy. The Lion Guard has yet to breach the ruin’s depths; most who enter return hollow-eyed or never wake again, their minds lost to the Dreamweaver’s grasp.