The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

Located on a small island in the center of Lake Geir, Geirmund’s Hall is a solemn and ancient Nordic tomb built to honor Archmage Geirmund, one of the legendary warriors who helped seal away the dragon Alduin during the Dragon War. Accessible only by crossing the lake, the tomb appears quiet and serene—its stone entrance half-buried in moss and mist. Inside, the hall is a winding crypt filled with puzzles, pressure plates, and draugr guardians who rise to defend the resting place of their honored dead. At its heart lies the final resting place of Geirmund himself, along with a Word Wall that teaches a word of the Slow Time shout. The tomb plays a key role in the quest Forbidden Legend, where the Dragonborn must defeat Sigdis Gauldurson and recover a fragment of the powerful Gauldur Amulet. Geirmund’s Hall is more than a tomb—it’s a legacy carved in stone and shadow, where valor meets vengeance, and the weight of legend lingers in every echoing step.