The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

South of Deleyn’s Mill in southeastern Glenumbra, the ruined site of the Daenia Dolmen rests in uneasy silence. Once a Dark Anchor location during the Planemeld of the Second Era, it now lies dormant—its blackened stones half-buried by moss and time, the ritual circle broken and worn by centuries of wind and rain. Crumbled sigils of Coldharbour remain etched in the earth, though their power has long since faded. Local lore holds that the land never fully recovered. Crops grow poorly nearby, animals shy from the site, and travelers report strange dreams after camping too close. Though the threat of Molag Bal has long passed, the ground here feels thin, as if the echo of that ancient invasion still lingers beneath the surface. Historians and cult-watchers alike visit the site to study its lingering influence, but few remain after dusk. Daenia Dolmen endures as a quiet monument to the Daedric incursion—and a warning to those who forget what once reached down from the sky.