The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

The Cambary Hills rise gently east of Camlorn, forming a natural threshold between the rich lowlands of Glenumbra and the denser uplands edging towards Northmoor. Cloaked in veils of morning mist and frequented by persistent drizzles off the Iliac Bay, these rolling green elevations are famed for their soft, heather-strewn meadows and patches of ancient briarwood. The soil is rich with peat and lichen, lending the air a perpetual scent of damp earth and flowering juniper. Winding sheep tracks and old Breton stone walls carve the hills into narrow parcels, many long abandoned and half-sunken beneath thistle and moss. Occasional standing stones—weathered by time and inscribed with lost druidic runes—suggest the region held sacred import in the Merethic Era, possibly as a seasonal gathering ground for the Direnni or their precursors. Travelers tell of flickering lights among the barrows at night and strange, echoing flute calls on windless evenings.