The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

Skyshroud Barrow looms like a broken fang in the icy forest of southern Bleakrock Isle. This ancient Nordic tomb predates even the earliest written histories of Skyrim’s settlers, its walls etched with faded runes and timeworn carvings of dragon worship. The interior is dim and still, disturbed only by the distant howl of wind through its cracked stone halls. Draugr stir within, bound by ancient oaths, their breathless groans echoing through the dark. At its heart lies a sealed crypt said to contain the remains of a forgotten priest-king, buried with a relic that chills the air around it. Locals avoid the barrow, claiming it is cursed, and that the dead speak in whispers on the coldest nights.