The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

A graceful Dunmer bard with smooth, pale blue-gray skin and vivid crimson eyes that shimmer with emotion under the glow of tavern firelight. Her long, inky-black hair is tied back in a soft, low twist, with a few wavy strands left loose to frame her face—elegant yet relaxed, reflecting her performer's flair. She wears a fitted bard's outfit in rich plum and charcoal tones, the fabric well-worn but clean, adorned with subtle decorative stitching along the sleeves and bodice. A flute rests tucked into her belt, her lute slung across her back, and a set of hand drums fastened at her hip—each instrument lovingly maintained. Luaffyn’s voice is smooth and haunting, her beauty subtle but magnetic—drawn not only from her refined features but from the quiet passion she pours into every note she plays.

Luaffyn is dedicated to her craft, performing tirelessly for the patrons of Candlehearth Hall. Her continuous presence and musical contributions suggest a commitment to her role, despite any underlying tensions due to her Dunmer heritage. While she doesn't engage in extensive dialogue, her choice of songs and unwavering performances indicate a resilient spirit, navigating the complexities of her environment through music.

Residing in Windhelm, Luaffyn serves as the resident bard at Candlehearth Hall. Despite the prevailing prejudice against Dunmer in the city, she maintains her position, offering musical performances to the largely Nord clientele. Her repertoire includes songs such as 'The Age of Aggression,' 'The Dragonborn Comes,' and 'Tale of the Tongues.' Notably, during the 'Blood on the Ice' quest, she is a potential victim in the series of murders plaguing the city.