The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

A young Nord woman with fair skin, piercing blue eyes, and long, platinum-blonde hair often tied back for practicality. She wears fine clothes and boots, equipped with a leveled dagger, reflecting her status and her practical nature as an alchemist.

Ingun is polite and composed, often presenting a calm exterior. However, her obsession with poisons and experimentation reveals a darker side to her character. She is deeply curious and analytical, often lost in thought about her latest experiments. While she respects the traditions of her family, she is determined to forge her own identity and gain respect for her skills rather than her heritage.

As the youngest daughter of Maven Black-Briar, Ingun Black-Briar has always lived in the shadow of her family's notorious reputation in Riften. Despite her family's criminal enterprises, she is determined to carve her own path in the world of alchemy. Apprenticing at Elgrim's Elixirs, she has developed a fascination with poisons and their effects on the human body, often expressing a morbid curiosity about the fragility of life. Ingun seeks recognition for her alchemical prowess rather than her lineage, striving to prove herself in a world that often judges her by her family's name.