The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

A confident Nord woman in her early forties, Haelga has fair, flawless skin and striking blue eyes that glint with knowing amusement. Her long honey-blonde hair is worn in soft waves, loosely tied at the back but allowed to flow over her shoulders in a graceful cascade. Her features are well-defined—arched brows, full lips, and a sultry gaze that lingers just a second too long. She wears finely tailored merchant garb in rich earth tones, cinched to accentuate her curves, along with sturdy but stylish boots. An Amulet of Dibella rests prominently at her neckline, a quiet but deliberate symbol of her devotion. At her side hangs a small dagger, though it’s her charm—and confidence—that disarms more than any blade. Haelga’s beauty is bold and unapologetic, carried with a self-assured air that’s hard to ignore.

Haelga is warm and welcoming to her guests, often charming them with her wit and hospitality. However, she carries a sense of defiance against societal norms, believing in the freedom of love and intimacy. She is fiercely protective of her niece and values her independence, often navigating the complexities of her relationships with a mix of confidence and caution.

Haelga is a Nord woman in her early forties who runs Haelga's Bunkhouse in Riften, providing lodging for laborers while managing the establishment with her niece, Svana Far-Shield. A devoted follower of Dibella, she embraces the goddess's teachings through her 'Dibellan Arts,' which involve intimate relationships with various partners, including a married man named Bolli. Despite her religious justification, her practices are frowned upon by many in Riften, leading her to keep them discreet. Her private quarters reflect her devotion, containing a shrine to Dibella and other suggestive paraphernalia.