The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

Tucked within the wooded lowlands south of Daggerfall, Gallant’s Hollow is a quiet glade, its grass soft and untouched, save for the remnants of a crumbling statue at its heart. The weatherworn figure once depicted a knight of Stendarr, sword raised in defiance, though now only the blade and partial helm remain. Beneath it lies a sunken stone slab, half-swallowed by earth and moss, marking the tomb of a forgotten Breton hero. Locals claim the knight died protecting Daenia’s southern roads from a Daedric incursion, and some travelers say the glade still radiates a gentle warmth, even in winter. Wildflowers grow in perfect circles around the broken statue, and no beast will linger too long in the hollow—out of reverence or fear, none can say. While no maps mark the name, old ballads still speak of a “golden knight laid down beneath the sky,” and wandering priests of Stendarr sometimes leave offerings there, as if to honor a fallen comrade lost to time.