The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

Nestled beneath the shade of Riverwood’s pines, Faendal’s house is a modest woodworker’s cabin tucked along the village’s edge, close to the river trail. Built from rough-hewn timber and roofed in bark-shingled thatch, the home is small but well-kept, with bundles of arrows and carved wood stacked neatly by the door. Inside, the space is quiet and utilitarian—walls lined with hunting gear, fletching supplies, and a well-worn bow resting beside the hearth. A single bed, table, and shelf of books hint at a solitary life lived with quiet purpose. Faendal’s days are spent between the woods and his bench, and his evenings in the calm of his home, where the scent of pine and resin lingers in the air. Though he speaks little of it, the house holds the peace of someone content in silence, with only the rustling forest and crackling fire for company.