The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

Hidden deep in the southern mountains of the Reach, Valthume is an ancient Nordic tomb built into the cliffside, its entrance guarded by weathered dragon carvings and moss-covered stone. Within, the halls stretch into shadowed depths where the dead slumber restlessly and the air is thick with the scent of age, dust, and lingering power. Valthume serves as the final resting place of the Dragon Priest Hevnoraak, whose malevolent spirit remains sealed behind magical wards by the efforts of a long-dead priest named Valdar. The tomb is filled with deadly traps, draugr guardians, and arcane puzzles left to deter intruders. Echoes of ancient rituals still haunt the crypt, and those who seek to claim the Dragon Priest’s mask must face a trial that stirs the past to life. Valthume is a place of solemn dread and forgotten oaths—where ancient evils wait patiently for the brave or foolish to come knocking.