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Orsinium would be cool and from the size the whole "country" is doable for a bigger dlc (like shivering isles). The orsimer should have a really impressive "strong" architecture .

Morrowind, for the people like me who didn't really get to play it that much

Aldemeri Dominion, stick it to the elves baby.

Solstheim. The island is essentially "New Morrowind". Let's head there to help the Dark Elves preserve what little of their civilization they have left in the face of seemingly overwhelming adversity (I'm thinking Akaviri invasion force, brought about by the botched 'Nerevarine adventure' that happened 200 years earlier).

*taps monitor glass*

Todd, you there?

It wouldn't allow me to pick Other for some reason, but anyway I'd like them to do Cyrodiil. Or High Rock.

How bout the warm sands of Khajiit country?

Completely opposite: travel to Atmora. See a real frozen waste-land. That, and/or return to Solstheim like someone already said.

As a diehard Breton, I would have to say High Rock.

I never played Daggerfall, was just a baby

I'd personally like to see Akavir, Hammerfell or mainland Morrowind.

I want somewhere on the border. (And definitely only Tamriel!) High Rock (a Forsworn expansion?) or Cyrodiil would be nice. Hammerfell as well.

Blacklight's the way to go. I miss Morrowind, and what better place than the Coucil Seat of noble House Redoran?

Somewhere too small to make a full game out of, no need to waste a place on a DLC that could be a full game.

Atmora.

summerset isles.

unokitsune wrote:summerset isles.

This. A million times this......

They haven't even explored all of Tamriel yet (and, quite frankly, they should re-explore some of the other places.) I would be quite disappointed if they went to Atmora or someplace else. (especially because those continents are basically like little planets compared to Tamriel . . . isolated and lonely.)

Gideon Dragontongue wrote:Blacklight's the way to go. I miss Morrowind, and what better place than the Coucil Seat of noble House Redoran?

Redoran is a council of ghosts now, I'm afraid.

If you recall, their seat was actually moved to Ald'ruhn shortly before the events of Morrowind, and then Ald'ruhn as destroyed during the events of Oblivion.

REMEMBER REDORAN. NEVER FORGET.

And they moved to Blacklight following the destruction of Ald'ruhn, and have nearly a century to rebuild.

I am guessing that one of the later expansions will take place in Morrowind, as its a fan favorite, myself included. For the first DLC, I'd have to say either High Rock or the Summerset Isle.

I should add, that while I would LOVE a game that takes place in the Aldmeri Dominion, I want it to be detailed enough to be its own game rather than just an expansion pack. Shivering Isles was not as large as Cyrodiil, afterall.

That is why I voted Atmora.

I guess that would be interesting. I'd rather see Solsthiem, though, as there are lots of Dunmer there.

As for the guy who said Summerset Isles - a simple expansion won't do them justice. That would take an entire game. I'm not sure if Alinor is going to be the next TES game or the one after, but it'll be awesome.

Interestingly, Zenimax recently renewed their trademark on "Redguard", as well as a new term "Dawnguard.".

FrostMage79x wrote:I am guessing that one of the later expansions will take place in Morrowind, as its a fan favorite, myself included. For the first DLC, I'd have to say either High Rock or the Summerset Isle.

Like Tarquin said, I'd prefer the Aldmeri Dominion to be it's own game(s). Also, a province directly bordering Skyrim seems a little more plausible.

Gideon Dragontongue wrote:

FrostMage79x wrote:I am guessing that one of the later expansions will take place in Morrowind, as its a fan favorite, myself included. For the first DLC, I'd have to say either High Rock or the Summerset Isle.

Like Tarquin said, I'd prefer the Aldmeri Dominion to be it's own game(s). Also, a province directly bordering Skyrim seems a little more plausible.

You're right. That's why the rumors of a "Riders of Hammerfell" DLC seems silly to me.

Actually, Atmora does sound like a good idea and of course, I'm curious about High Rock too. I think I'm tired of being cold, though.