The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

High in the sulfur-choked mountains northeast of Karthwasten, the Shrine to Peryite rests upon a jagged cliff overlooking a noxious valley of steam and decay. A towering, green-stained effigy of the Daedric Prince of Pestilence stands at the shrine’s center—depicted as a grotesque, dragon-like creature coiled in repose, surrounded by incense burners and diseased offerings left by desperate pilgrims. Tended by a small group of afflicted followers, the shrine is a place of both reverence and rot. The air is thick with the stench of illness, and the nearby pools bubble with toxins, untouched by wildlife. Despite its foul nature, the shrine holds a strange serenity—those drawn here often seek clarity through suffering or communion with Peryite's harsh doctrine. Isolated and unsettling, the Shrine to Peryite is a sacred place of contagion, obedience, and the quiet power of decay.