The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

Just beyond the eastern farmland lies a mossy barrow known as Telwyn’s Rest, said to be the burial place of a Breton battlemage who died defending Deylin from sea-raiders over a thousand years ago. The mound is crowned by a single standing stone carved with worn runes, and surrounded by flowering heather that never seems to wither. Though the tomb has never been opened, villagers report flickers of blue flame on the barrow’s crest during summer storms, and some claim to hear the faint ring of steel and shouting wind when the wind sweeps down from the north. Once a place of quiet respect, it is now visited in secret by young mages seeking guidance—or strength—from the spirit within.