The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

In the windswept northwest of Betnikh, Moriseli rises from the earth like a memory carved in stone. Once an Ayleid structure lost to time, it was repurposed long ago as the final resting place of Warcaller Targoth, a legendary Orc hero who led the Seamount Clan during the island’s early conquests. The tomb remained undisturbed for centuries, its halls silent but sacred, guarded by the slumbering spirits of Targoth’s warriors. Recently, the Bloodthorn Cult has desecrated the site, seeking to twist its ancient power for necromantic ends. Their intrusion has roused the fallen—restless shades now stalk the ruin’s broken corridors, torn between defending their honored dead and the confusion of undeath. A chill hangs in the air, and the once-honored tomb now seethes with unnatural energy. Though the stonework still bears traces of its Ayleid origin, Moriseli’s identity has been claimed by Orcish legend—and defiled by those who would see that legacy undone.