The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

A cobbled square at the village’s center, built around a centuries-old Breton waystone once used by coastal caravans. Now flanked by open-air stalls and aging timber storefronts, it’s where locals trade salted fish, smoked eels, and hardy mountain barley. A Lion Guard noticeboard stands near the well, plastered with local bounties and travel warnings—chief among them a call to investigate the theft of a relic from the tower’s crypt, believed to be cursed.