You people are absolutely, positively...



Brilliant!

Let's get Japan to make a romance game out of it!

I think that there's still alot of Mer races at Atmora,but Tamriel belive's that doesn't because of Yasgramor history and so doesn't think that is worth go there.I don't belive that the continent civil war would kill all of them.Also i would want to know more about Akavir.A very distant Land full of giant beasts would be fun to go on a Killing rampage.
But since Tamriel is too weak because of soo much wars,invasions and blah blah.Races like Sloads and Tsaesci could use that chance to invade Tamriel.

Akavir, Pyandonea or Thras.

Akavir is one of the most intriguing and deeply rich continents in all of nirn- it screams to be looked upon in a TES game.
But seeming as that will not happen in some time, just learning more about the akaviri races (Ka Po'Tun, Tsaesci, Tang Mo, Kamal)
would be great. And learning more about akaviri humans and goblins would be interesting- like how did the goblins turn up in Akavir?

Pyandonea sounds crazy. It reminds me of ancient Jamaica and looks to have an iffy amount of brazillian or mayan influence to it.
The snake magic the maormer wield and their sea serpents makes things all the more weird, yet creative and bosmer-like.
I'd like to hear some more information on Orgnum, their current relations with the Aldmeri Dominion and the Thalmor, if anything.

Thras such a deep brilliance about it, as an isle which rose from the depths to resurface in another period of time.
It holds the sload- an enigmatic beast whom nearly killed off most of Tamriel and have the intelligence or mastership of a dwemer.
What I'd love to learn most about the isle though would be the Pillar of Thras- why do some who fall to the rocks below disappear?


Atmora, Aldmeris, Yokuda etc. don't draw me in much, I just find them as forgotten memories or ruined remainders of the past.
As much I'd like to hear about them, they'd just displease me in whatever format Bethesda would deem them to be shown in.

I mean these continents are the origins of most things, they should have a lot of crazy lore in them and MK influences all over.
With lots of little details about the earthbones, the founding aedra and Lorkhan. However Bethesda just wouldn't do this:
For their current track record has shown they've got to make things understandable to all audiences, sadly. *sigh*

In descending order of preference

Akavir
Thras
Pyandonea
Yokuda
Atmora
Aldmeris (Because it is metaphorical)

All of them, of course. I wanna catch see them all. And the moons too. Especially the moons. Maybe we could ever see Cyrus there.

Xenomorphs?Lol joking.We would be probaly find some kind of angels like Dremora lords guarding the place.The way of travel could be similar to Obvilion doors.

Nu-Mantia Intercept was never actually seen in Oblivion or Skyrim though, so players are going to assume Aldmeris is yet another unidentified continent somewhere on Nirn.

The Anuad has appeared in Morrowind, Oblivion, and Skyrim, and basically states the same thing. Players have no excuse.

The Anuad isn't nearly as clear since it was written as a children's story.

There are several sources that present Aldmeris as a physical place. The narrative of a race originating on a different continent and exploring Tamriel is also a lot clearer and more familiar than the reality of Dawn Era Tamriel as a metaphorical motherland suffering a sundering of idea(l)s during an era of nonlinear time. As good an excuse as any.

There's also Cathnoquey, Esroniet, Roscrea, and Yneslea sitting between Akavir and Tamriel, supposedly conquered by Uriel Spetim V. The question of whether or not the empire has maintained those conquests, or even if it can in the current geopolitical climate, is one that could be answered instead.

I'd prefer a little more on Atmora and the ancient nords, they made my big and burly nord feel jolly insecure about his stature when he had his little sojourn in sovngarde.