Korir
Korir is the bitter Jarl of Winterhold, ruling the ruins of a once-great city – and no friend of the College of Winterhold.
The northernmost province of Tamriel, homeland of the Nords, divided into nine holds.
Korir is the bitter Jarl of Winterhold, ruling the ruins of a once-great city – and no friend of the College of Winterhold.
Skald the Elder is the grumpy old Jarl of the Pale in Dawnstar – one of Ulfric Stormcloak's most loyal supporters.
Idgrod Ravencrone is the enigmatic old Jarl of Hjaalmarch in Morthal – a seer of visions whom many of her people think is losing her mind.
Siddgeir is the lazy, Imperial-friendly Jarl of Falkreath who took the throne from his uncle Dengeir – and wants a bottle of Black-Briar Mead before he will talk business.
Igmund is the Imperial-supporting Jarl of the Reach in Markarth's Understone Keep – and the jarl least worried about dragons, thanks to his stone city.
Laila Law-Giver is the Jarl of Riften – a Stormcloak supporter who believes she has the Thieves Guild under control. Spoiler: she does not.
Elisif the Fair is the young Jarl of Haafingar in Solitude and widow of High King Torygg, whose death at Ulfric's hands started the civil war.
Winterhold is the ruined capital of Winterhold hold – most of it fell into the sea in the Great Collapse, leaving a handful of houses and the College of Winterhold.
Dawnstar is the cold northern port of the Pale – a mining town plagued by nightmares, home of Jarl Skald the Elder, the Windpeak Inn and a Mythic Dawn museum.
Morthal is the misty swamp town of Hjaalmarch – ruled by the seer Jarl Idgrod Ravencrone, home of the wizard Falion and a dark mystery about a burned house.