DLC Speculation

[Kerr]

I would love to see Orsinium as a DLC. We hardly ever see any thing relating to Orcs in the elder scrolls which is a shame because they are my second favourite elven race. The area is just the right size to do it justice too.

Vigilant of Stendarr is the only thing that come across my head when I think of possible DLC. Their part in Skyrim is just too little. When I first encountered them I thought they were going to be a joinable faction but much to my surprise when I visit the Hall of Vigilant only to be greeted with copy-paste members of Vigilant who did nothing at all.

If there was a faction DLC for the Vigilants of Stendarr, it would be cool if they were like the Tribunal Temple in Morrowind. The quests would be clearing out lairs of daedra worshipers, vampires, necromancers, and other unholy stuff. Then finding artifacts, and going into cities and spreading the word, maybe finding daedra worshipers in the cities and cleansing places, then doing good deeds like curing people of diseases and such.

I'm just surprised that there are no quest at all besides that slight role in Markath Abandoned House quest. It's just very possible, and they are sort of leaning towards a "good" faction. Oh how I miss Knight of Nine.

Good? They kill people for worshiping different things then them or just being different.

Edit: Oh no

However, this was not to be. Orsinium was once again sacked by the combined forces of Hammerfell and High Rock in the early Fourth Era, and many Orc refugees fled east into Skyrim.

Still you could have a DLC where you try to rebuild it.

[Pancake]

It's just very possible, and they are sort of leaning towards a "good" faction.

Good? They kill people for worshiping different things then them or just being different.

See the "......." on the word good ?
And, daedra worshipping is considered "evil" as opposed to aedra worship. It's like worshipping demon, or very evil god. But let's not digress.

[ThePurpleNinja]

In Oblivion you had a really big quest that took place in the game world (i.e Knights of the Nine), and then a DLC that took place in a separate world space (i.e shivering isles).

In Fallout 3, it was Operation Anchorage (which took place in D.C and transported you to a hologram world), and then you had the Pitt and Point Lookout etc.

In Skyrim it might be like a combination of Operation Anchorage and Knights of the Nine. Perhaps Jyggalag might come into play and you may have to choose between the Vigilants of Stendarr or the Knights of Order. I would love to see a DLC including Jyggalag considering that all the Daedric Princes save Jyggalag have a questline. Even Sheogorath had a questline, and we all know what happened to him at the end of the Shivering Isles.

I am also hoping for anything Akaviri related. It's a long shot. But it would be great to actually see a Tsaeci in-person. Snake body or no snake body. ; )

[SAMIAM]

I'd love to figure out where Nerevar went in Akavir.

[I EAT pain]

What is the name of this game? Skyrim. Where does Skyrim take place in? Skyrim. Why should there be a new province as DLC for a game named after it's own province? It doesn't make much sence.

[Wolfie]

Morrowind and Oblvion say hi\


I'd like something to do with the hist, just cause we had the nine and we had the dedrea
nothing really on the third deity

[Jake-uh]

Morrowind and Oblvion say hi\


I'd like something to do with the hist, just cause we had the nine and we had the dedrea
nothing really on the third deity

This, the Hist is still such a huge mystery to all of us.
I can't think of anything more exotic, interesting, and as contrasting as a DLC including the Hist.

[I EAT pain]

Isn't hist sacred to Argonians? I don't think they will let anyone try it... I think it will be explained when Black Marsh is discovered.

[Wolfie]

Isn't hist sacred to Argonians? I don't think they will let anyone try it... I think it will be explained when Black Marsh is discovered.

Hist are living things...
sentinal, o9ften compared to the nien and dedrea

[Abel]

I find the Dwemer very interesting, but ofcourse a DLC with Dwemer is rather difficult because they vanished ages ago. A Dwemer Time Machine DLC maybe?

[noobishlord]

Dragons disappeared too, and now they're back in the story. Anything is possible within the Elder Scrolls series.

Well, almost anything. Mudcrabs will always be horrible, ugly little creatures.

[SAMIAM]

I thought the Hist was a tree...

Seriously a DLC on Mudcrabs and why they're so hostile would be very interesting. Do Mudcrabs have a hirearchy? why was there a drunk Mudcrab on an Island in Southwest Vvardenfall which so far is the only evidence of a talking Mudcrab? why were that a larger Mudcrab in one of the caves of Oblivion? why is it their appearance has changed so much from TES 3-4 and now 5? These questions need answers.

[Loocem]

Maybe someone has mentioned this before me, and I am not informed on the place much more than what is given in the Wiki, but has anyone considered Umbriel as the DLC? Giant floating city appears between the events of Oblivion and Skyrim, it could easily make its way from Morrowind to Skyrim.

That, or I'd love to see a return of the Dwemer. Their complete, sudden disappearance cannot possibly be contributed to a war against the Falmer, nor a disease. There must have been some way they traveled into another plane, or something of the like. Even when the dragons disappeared after the war their was still Paarthurnax with the Greybeards and Nafaalilargus guarding the soul gem of Prince A'Tor. There would be SOME remnant of the Dwemer presence after their disappearance somewhere.

[Wolfie]

I thought the Hist was a tree...

Yep but so much more at the same time

[SAMIAM]

I thought the Hist was a tree...

Yep but so much more at the same time

is it an ent?

[enyamerT]

I thought the Hist was a tree...

Yep but so much more at the same time

is it an ent?

Not quite. They aren't mobile, but they're sentient, telepathic and chaotic.

[Wolfie]

and awsome dont forget awsome.
And thats with what litle we know of them.
They are also one of if not the oldest living things

[Eltee]

*ahem* Dragons!

[AddictedtoMorrowind]

Some people say that the Hist are the original life forms on Tamriel.

[Da_BossMaN69]

Do we really want another 'return of the _____' scenario. I mean why can't we explore something else, like the Synod, we got the College of Whispers but not the opposite.

We got the College of Winterhold and a little of the Syond, we haven't seen anything of the College of Whispers.

aren't they the same, i thought college of whispers is the official title that encompasses the whole organization, and the college of winterhold was just a specific part of that organization.

[enyamerT]

Do we really want another 'return of the _____' scenario. I mean why can't we explore something else, like the Synod, we got the College of Whispers but not the opposite.

We got the College of Winterhold and a little of the Syond, we haven't seen anything of the College of Whispers.

aren't they the same, i thought college of whispers is the official title that encompasses the whole organization, and the college of winterhold was just a specific part of that organization.

No. The College of Whispers was formed from the fracturing of the Mages' Guild after the events of Oblivion (The Synod being the other part).

The College of Winterhold has been around since the 2nd Era (700+ years).

[legoless]

Some people say that the Hist are the original life forms on Tamriel.

Who would they be? Lord of Souls seemed to point towards them being of Daedric origin, or at least otherworldly.

[AddictedtoMorrowind]

I got it from UESP,

The Hist trees of Black Marsh, most say, were the original life forms on Tamriel.

On the Hist page, and

others claim the trees are, in fact, a sentient race, more ancient than all the races of man and mer.

here.

[legoless]

The PGE says that they are ancient. Not that they necessarily originated on Nirn.

[JockoBeans]

Now I could be wrong, but the nect DLC might possibly be in Hammerfel.

THE REASON: I looked on the U.S. Office of Trademarks and Patents site and Zenimax filed for a trademark on downloadible internet software for a "Redguard" in March of 2011.

We all know that the Thalmor had a large war with the people of Hammerfel after the Great Wat according to the Lore in Skyrim.

This is what I found.

OR

they might just possibly be renewing their trademark for the game of the same name they made years ago, but that wouldn't make sense as they did not do the same of Daggerfall.