The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

A young Nord man with fair skin, short brown hair, and sharp blue eyes that often carry a look of condescension. He dresses in a refined tunic, fur-lined boots, and wears a jade and emerald circlet, symbolizing his status as Jarl of Falkreath.

Siddgeir is arrogant and condescending, often looking down on others and prioritizing his own comfort over the needs of his people. He is quick to delegate tasks and prefers to engage in leisure rather than governance, leading to a reputation of laziness and self-indulgence.

Jarl Siddgeir, a young Nord in his early twenties, inherited the title of Jarl of Falkreath from his uncle Dengeir of Stuhn, who claims he was forced to step down due to Imperial interference. Siddgeir is known for his laziness, often delegating responsibilities to his steward Nenya and housecarl Helvard, while engaging in questionable dealings with local bandits. He demands tributes from those seeking his favor, showing little concern for the common folk and focusing instead on his own indulgences.