The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

Located in western Betnikh, Grimfield is a sprawling Breton cemetery, its worn headstones and crumbling crypts nestled among overgrown grass and twisted trees. Once a peaceful resting place for generations of Betnikh’s dead, it has fallen into darkness. The Bloodthorn Cult, drawn to its size and history, has defiled the graves, raising many of the dead as shambling corpses bound to their will. Now, the air reeks of decay, and the silence is broken only by the soft groans of the undead and the distant chanting of cultists. Torn grave cloth and clawed earth mark the paths of the risen. Even the oldest mausoleums are sealed no longer, their stone doors shattered. Locals avoid the area entirely, fearing not only the walking dead, but the corruption that seems to seep into the land itself. Grimfield has become a place of horror—a monument not to peace or memory, but to desecration.