The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

A Nord woman with fair skin and long, dark hair tied back, wearing rare tavern clothes and sturdy boots. An iron dagger rests at her side, and her upright posture and deliberate movements reflect her confidence as a waitress at Candlehearth Hall.

Susanna is known for her flirtatious demeanor, often addressing patrons with endearing terms like 'handsome' or 'my beauty,' depending on their gender. However, Elda Early-Dawn, the inn's proprietor, warns that Susanna's flirtations are merely a tactic to earn better tips. Despite her playful interactions, Susanna displays a depth of character, showing empathy towards marginalized groups in Windhelm. Her untimely death serves as a catalyst for the events of the 'Blood on the Ice' quest, highlighting the dangers that lurk beneath the city's surface.

Susanna serves as a waitress at Candlehearth Hall in Windhelm. Despite the city's prevalent prejudice against non-Nords, she expresses sympathy for the Dunmer and Argonians, often suggesting patrons try the drinks at the New Gnisis Cornerclub in the Gray Quarter. Her life takes a tragic turn during the 'Blood on the Ice' quest, where she becomes the fourth victim of the Butcher, a serial killer targeting women in Windhelm. Her body is discovered in the graveyard, prompting an investigation that uncovers the dark secrets lurking within the city.