The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

A forgotten shrine buried in the wilds of Bleakrock Isle, Orkey's Hollow is a moss-choked cavern steeped in superstition. Local Nords whisper that the place was once sacred to Orkey, the Old Knocker, a god of mortality and stolen years. The cave mouth is framed by weatherworn carvings—depictions of skeletal hands reaching from the void. Inside, frost clings to the stone like a second skin, and eerie chanting sometimes echoes through its depths, though no source is ever found. Offerings of bone, dried berries, and crude wooden dolls still appear at its altar, left by those desperate to stave off death or misfortune. The air smells of pine, old blood, and something faintly metallic. Few enter, and fewer return unchanged.