The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

Hidden deep within the forests of Daenia in southern Glenumbra lies a secluded glade known only to a few—the home of the Beldama Wyrd Tree. At its center stands the Wyrd Tree itself, a towering, ancient oak unlike any other in Tamriel. Its bark glows faintly with a silvery sheen, and its vast branches stretch impossibly wide, draped in moss and veils of hanging vines. It is said the tree predates written history, planted by the Earth Bones themselves or born from the breath of Y’ffre. The glade around it is sacred to the Beldama Wyrd, an ancient circle of nature-worshipping women who guard the balance between Nirn and the wild. Here, time seems to slow. Birds do not sing, but the wind hums with a melody older than speech. Few outsiders are permitted to approach the tree, and those who do often emerge changed—calmer, wiser, or bearing dreams they cannot explain. The Wyrd Tree remains untouched by axe or flame, its roots buried in the memory of the world itself.