Dragons would be cool...but you guys are right. No other TES game has had dragons as a common enemy. It would definitely seem pointless to bring them in all of a sudden. TES is unique from all other fantasy games...and dragons will take that away.
It would be nice to see some more humanoid creatures and sea creatures as others have said. It'd be cool to see something like the Alit or Guar from Morrowind. I find it likely that you would still see creatures from other provinces. Animals can migrate for great distances over many years, settling in many different areas. Take for example foxes, many different species of foxes exist and can be seen in deserts, woodlands and even in the arctic tundra. Plus, I would find it likely that a nobleman might have creatures captured for his own personal collection or possibly released in the wild to hunt for sport. Sort of like how some noblemen in Morrowind sought after Dwelmer artifacts.
Some different goblins would be nice. They all seem to be about the same size. But yet they're described to vary in size from "shorter than a Bosmer to larger than a Nord".
But most importantly, I'd like to see more activity from monsters. If you watch them from a distance they don't do much. Usually they just walk from one spot, stand there for a bit and than walk to another spot...stand there, and the cycle keeps repeating. It'd be nice to see them maybe trying to hunt for food or gather food from plants (humanoids). Or if there are flying enemies, maybe we can see them flying in formation and off in the distance, and possibly land in some other location. Speaking of such, seeing some birds would be nice too. We saw butterflies in Oblivion but only heard birds.
It would be nice to see some more humanoid creatures and sea creatures as others have said. It'd be cool to see something like the Alit or Guar from Morrowind. I find it likely that you would still see creatures from other provinces. Animals can migrate for great distances over many years, settling in many different areas. Take for example foxes, many different species of foxes exist and can be seen in deserts, woodlands and even in the arctic tundra. Plus, I would find it likely that a nobleman might have creatures captured for his own personal collection or possibly released in the wild to hunt for sport. Sort of like how some noblemen in Morrowind sought after Dwelmer artifacts.
Some different goblins would be nice. They all seem to be about the same size. But yet they're described to vary in size from "shorter than a Bosmer to larger than a Nord".
But most importantly, I'd like to see more activity from monsters. If you watch them from a distance they don't do much. Usually they just walk from one spot, stand there for a bit and than walk to another spot...stand there, and the cycle keeps repeating. It'd be nice to see them maybe trying to hunt for food or gather food from plants (humanoids). Or if there are flying enemies, maybe we can see them flying in formation and off in the distance, and possibly land in some other location. Speaking of such, seeing some birds would be nice too. We saw butterflies in Oblivion but only heard birds.
There are different sizes of goblin. The goblin warlords from Oblivion and the goblin warchiefs from Tribunal are really tall, the rest of the goblins are about the height of an Imperial.