I just discovered just down the hill from my house in Falkreath area there is a sacrificial table. Do you really want your kids to play there?

My kids play anywhere...they're invincible...

It's kind of annoying that it's there...

Its Skyrim, that is nothing compared to what they are gonna discover

At least I was nice enough to kill the necromancer before my kids met him.

Remember kids, kill anyone you don't agree with!

Oh god, the Dragonborn makes a terrible parent.

Imma mod this right outa my game the second it annoys me on PC

Easy to deal with...

1. Choose another location.

OR 2. Snuff annoying necromancer before bringing your adopted children home. Strip body so it vanishes, or carry/shout it off somewhere.

I agree, though, I wouldn't want to live next door to a necromancer. They might decide they need a child sacrifice or some such thing.

I think the constant Dragon attacks will affect your property value alot more then a table.

I know right? Wtf...

I watched some videos and they picked the WEIRDEST locations. The one in the Pale looks to be near some Giant camps too. Pretty odd considering the Pale has miles of snowy, barren tundra to use, but they chose a location next to giant camps AND incredibly close to Whiterun. I mean when I saw the carriage system I thought "cool, so basically you have a two-way carriage to Falkreath, Morthal and Dawnstar now," but not for Dawnstar.

I bet the realtor didn't mention that little altar before you bought the land!
I want to buy in Falkreath. Now I don't know.

Yeah, I saw a video of someone building in the Pale, and I am disappointed. Out of all of the spots, they picked the spot right at the border near Whiterun. I really wanted a house deep in the snowy tundra with, you know, actual snow on the ground. Like seriously, why have a house right there when Whiterun is just down the road? I wanted a house way north near Dawnstar so I had a spot to rest in the north. I guess it will have to do.

I'm usually not the complaining type, but come on Bethesda, when you say the Pale, I would suspect you can actually have a house in the Pale. Not have half of the land in Whiterun.

Honestly, I'm not surprised. I'm also not surprised that Beth didn't give us the tiny option to name our homes! WTH?

I have a pile of dead bandits, wolfs, a woodsman, a necromancer, and several elk accumulating beside my falkreath home beside the stump to the west of the necromancers table, win.

"Deliverance" in Skyrim... cue banjos!

Casa De Dragonborn is sandwhiched between two Giant Camps.
Little Jimmy...it is time for you to be a man. Akatosh has made you invincible...Now go up that hill and show papa that you pimp hand is strong.

No, it's not a sacrificial table. It's a cultural relic of a bygone era, still occasionally in use by practitioners of ancient arts.

And those aren't Giant camps, you're in an ethnically diverse neighborhood.