The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

Set beside the riverbank near Riverwood’s sawmill, Hod and Gerdur’s house is a sturdy timber home built from thick pine logs, with a steep roof and a small garden patch near the porch. Smoke often curls from the chimney, and the scent of wood, stew, and pine lingers in the air. Inside, the space is warm and practical—dominated by a stone hearth, worn rugs, and handmade wooden furnishings. Hod’s tools hang neatly by the door, while Gerdur’s ledgers and a few worn books rest on the table near the window. Despite the hard work demanded by the mill, the home has a quiet, lived-in peace. Locals often stop by with news or shared meals, and travelers passing through Riverwood speak fondly of the kindness found behind its doors. Though simple, the house stands as a symbol of strength, stability, and the close-knit heart of the village.