Imagine. What do you think will happen to Elder scrolls have been across all the provinces of Tamriel?will that be the end? Or will we be taken to another continent A simple question. I myself, think maybe there will be a new continent born for us to visit

Or we could always revisit provinces, see how they've changed.

You may be interested in reading this:

http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Lore%3a%50laces

Specifically the "Other Lands" bit. If you don't want to read it, I'll give a brief summary:

Besides Tamriel, there is:

Akavir: A continent to the east of Tamriel
Aldmeris: A continent that may no longer exist on Nirn
Atmora: A frozen wasteland to the north of Tamriel
Cathnoquey: An island kingdom between Tamriel and Akavir
Esrionet: An island kingdom between Tamriel and Akavir
Pyandonea: A small continent to the south of Tamriel
Roscrea: An island kingdom to the north of Skyrim, in the Sea of Ghosts.
Thras: A small archipelago.
Yneslea: An island kingdom between Tamriel and Akavir
Yokuda: A chain of islands that is all that's left of the Redguard homeland.

And here's a map of a lot of those lands:

http://www.imperial-library.info/maps/minibigmaproadslore31gv.jpg

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I personally think that after Tamriel, games will first take place in the lands on that map, and eventually Akavir. However, I think that Bethesda may always be able to use Tamriel, because if they make enough political and environmental changes to the continent, they could keep reusing provinces, with one in one game looking different than in another game.

I just hope they don't go the Guild Wars way where the world is like Play-doh and changes shape every few centuries.

Maybe not Play-doh, but the cities of Ebonheart and Sutch in the past have mysteriously grown legs and hopped over seas and provincial borders.

Roscrea? Anyone dare to suggest that Bethesda should totally make this a Skyrim expansion when we visit the province?

We could venture to the swampy lands of the Sload or Atmora or Akavir perhaps.

Akavir would be the place that holds the most lore I would suspect.

That's what I'm hoping for. The third edition of PGE states that at the time of Oblivion, Solitude, a county in Skyrim, has started annexing former imperial territories, including Roscrea, so hopefully they still control it in the 4th Era and we can go there. A man can dream...

As an avid fan of Guild Wars, I have to say I stopped caring for the lore once I realized there was a kingdom being invaded/blown up every 5 years. ArenaNet REALLY doesn't like the humans, do they?

Hope we revisit Vvardenfell, although, after the explosion of Red Mountain, might be to much Fallout 3'ish. I really want to go to Black Marsh, though, fleshflies ho!

Maybe we'll be able to go to the new Black Marsh eventually, and will be able to visit Black Marsh and what was formally Morrowind. :shrug:

Morrowind would be cool again but Akavir i would love to visit.

I wonder what Suol Ydur is like this time of year.

What's that? I can't find it in the wiki or the Imperial Library.

Dude, it's on your interesting map.
Post #3, second link. It's faaaaaaaaaaaaar to the West.

Oh :facepalm:

Though to be fair, I didn't make it, so I don't exactly know the name of everything on the map.

It's real interesting to stare at it, and wonder what the hell's going on over there.
Like the unnamed island southwest of Vandor (again to the far West.)
In the Thrassian Reef area.

Or the unnamed island chain southwest of Greenheart, in Valenwood.