The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

A lichen-covered Breton cairn rises from a windswept knoll overlooking the sea to the west, built from sea-rounded stones and crowned with a corroded iron helm. The mound marks the resting place of an unnamed warrior-poet, slain during a long-forgotten duel of honor. At sunset, the air hums with melancholic verse in Old Bretic, audible only to those who come bearing blades. Some say the cairn judges those who disturb it—cursing the unworthy with silence or misfortune.