The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

South of Daggerfall, atop a lichen-covered ridge overlooking the surrounding forest, rests Stonewolf Cairn—a weathered burial mound marked by ancient carvings of wolves, stars, and crescent moons. Believed to predate the founding of Glenumbra’s major cities, the cairn is said to hold the remains of a Glenmoril witch who once walked between mortal form and beast, guarding the border between wild and wyrd. Cracked stone pillars ring the site, their etchings still faintly glowing during certain lunar phases. Locals avoid the ridge after nightfall, claiming howls echo from beneath the cairn even when no wolves roam nearby. Some say it’s a place of power, where one can glimpse visions beneath the moon or even commune with the spirit of the guardian herself. Druids occasionally visit to leave offerings—silver, herbs, or carved wolf totems—though none linger long, for Stonewolf Cairn is a place of silence, memory, and forgotten pacts.