Winterhold Shorts
Description: Four Shields Tavern is an inn in the village of Dragon Bridge in Haafingar. It is the only building on the eastern side of the road through Dragon Bridge. Faida is the proprietor, and Julienne Lylvieve works there while learning the innkeeper trade, hoping to eventually establish her own inn. Like all inns in Skyrim the entrance leads directly into the common room, which has a fire pit down the middle of the room. There are five long wooden tables and benches against the side walls with a selection of bottles of alto wine and wine as well as a few loaves of bread on all the tables. The left-hand table against the north wall also has a flower basket containing two pine thrush eggs and a chicken's egg.
Description: The Frozen Hearth is an inn in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim that is located in Winterhold. As the only profitable business left in Winterhold, the inn serves as the sole place petitioners to the College may stay. As such, Dagur, the owner, has put aside any personal feelings he may have toward wizards and does his best to look on the bright side. Nelacar pays Dagur good money to maintain a small room in the inn where he can do some research on his own, away from the College. He also takes a cut of Enthir's questionable sales downstairs in the cellar.
Description: The New Gnisis Cornerclub is a tavern located in the Gray Quarter of Windhelm. There are three levels in the Cornerclub. Ambarys is on the first floor. On the third floor, Malthyr Elenil can be found sleeping in the bed at night, and there is the business ledger on a table on the left side upon walking up the stairs. The cornerclub serves as the social center of the Dunmer within Windhelm. Patrons can buy drinks and swap stories, but there are no rooms to rent. Some Nords from Windhelm seem to think the drinks here are better than at the Candlehearth Hall.
Description: The Sea of Ghosts is the name given to the northern waters spanning the distance between Tamriel and Atmora. The sea is part of the Padomaic Ocean, and merges with the Inner Sea along the shores of north-western Morrowind. For years, raiders would sail south from Atmora to invade and settle in Tamriel, the most prominent being the legendary Ysgramor and his Five Hundred Companions. Sometime in the late Merethic Era, specifically during The Return, a violent storm (later named Storm of Separation) took place at sea. This was the event that ultimately led to the death of one of Ysgramor's sons, Yngol.
Description: Candlehearth Hall is the inn of Windhelm. To the citizens of Windhelm, it is a place of warmth, comfort, and security, where all the troubles of the outside world are drowned away by cold mead. It is the first building seen upon entering Windhelm. The building was originally home to a great warrior named Vundheim from the early Fourth Era. When he died in 4E 38 his son, Deroct, lit a candle above the hearth in his honor. Since that day, the candle has never gone out and as such the inn owes its name to this phenomenon.
Description: Nightgate Inn is an inn located along the main road between Dawnstar and Windhelm. Alongside the inn is a small lake with a sheltered pier. Its layout is typical of inns found throughout Skyrim. It has a large common room with a bar at one end and a large fire pit in the center. There are three bedrooms on the main floor with stairs leading down to a large cellar where there is another room that is being rented long-term by an Orc, Balagog gro-Nolob. The inn is owned by Hadring, who will tell the Dragonborn that the inn was built by his great-grandfather.
