The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

Set beside the gentle flow of Riverwood’s stream, Alvor and Sigrid’s house doubles as both a family home and a working forge, its stone chimney always warm and the scent of iron in the air. The timber structure is solid and practical, with tools neatly arranged on racks and a small garden of herbs and vegetables growing beside the porch. Inside, the house is lived-in but tidy—furnished with sturdy wooden tables, a roaring hearth, and shelves lined with metalworking supplies, cookpots, and bits of parchment scribbled with notes. Alvor’s forge sits just outside, the clang of hammer on steel a familiar rhythm to the village, while Sigrid tends the home with quiet strength. Their daughter, Dorthe, often plays nearby, her laughter mingling with the hum of village life. Despite the soot and hard work, the home is warm, grounded, and welcoming—a place where meals are hearty, arms are strong, and the door is never closed to a neighbor in need.