The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

Tucked into the rocky cliffs of northeastern Betnikh, Carzog’s Demise is a timeworn Ayleid ruin haunted by memory and blood. Once a fortress of shining stone, it now stands broken and choked with brambles, yet echoes of its past still cling to its halls. In visions stirred by the spirit of King Renwic, the ruin reappears as it once was—held by Seamount Orcs, its chambers crowded with captured Breton peasants and the clang of steel. In the present day, Carzog’s Demise has fallen into darker hands. At the height of the Betnikh conflict, the Bloodthorn Cult takes hold, their necromantic rites defiling the once-proud structure. Rotting vines creep over shattered archways, and the air hums with malevolent energy. Few venture near without cause, but those who do find themselves stepping between ages—between the ruin’s tragic past and its cursed present. Carzog may be long dead, but his legacy festers in stone, blood, and shadow.