I think Summerset Isles could be DLC like Shiverings Isles or Solstheim.

I think it would make for a great change of pace from Skyrim.

Summersetisles is about 3/4the size of Skyrim and has as many major cities listed on the OB map. It's far too much for a DLC. All provinces deserve an entire game.

:ahhh: :ahhh: :ahhh: ...!!!SUMMERSET ISLES!!!... :ahhh: :ahhh: :ahhh:

Black marsh......ARGONIANS!!!!!!!!!

Another reason for Black Marsh is this;

"citizens of Black Marsh travel via an expressway formed within the roots of the Hist trees"

Summerset Isles would be pretty cool. Elsweyr is a close second though because I love the lore and culture of the khajiit.

Elsweyr by far. It has a jungle! And a desert! What is not to like?

How about a Elder Scrolls set in a Valenwood & Elsweyr combined map? Forest, jungle & desert? The two are adjoining countries and Bosmer & Khajiit share a lot of history together.

Either Summurset or Black Marsh.

Elsweyr or Black Marsh

well if it wasnt that the roots would start to eat you, it would be cool....

Elsweyr and Valenwood- they would work well together in a single game.
Black Marsh is cool, but I prefer Valenwood & Elsweyr.

After Skyrim I think Elsewyr would be a nice change of scenery, plus the Khajiit's are an interesting if somewhat laid back race.

I don't think 2 provinces should be put together. Especially Elsweyr, as I've heard that has a complex tribal system. Remember they can make it any size they like.

Yeah, and since Elsweyr consists of both desert and forests, I don't think it's necessary for geographical dynamics.

Plus, I just want the Khajiit to have a game all their own.

How about a game that covers two neighboring provinces that are at war with one another? Wouldn't that make a good back drop for a game?

How about Valenwood & Summerset Isles in a game together? It'll have sea between them to travel.

Both Valenwood & SSI are good sized provinces it is likely that the game wont be able to handle that much space.
Personally I would like Bethesda to keep doing what they are doing and set the game in one province its DLCs could go anywhere else

I have no real preference on it... Summerset Isle would seem to be a great choice, in terms of aesthetics, but the ego of the high elves would grate against my nerves after a bit.

Don't care for the forest areas (Valenwood, Black marsh, Elsweyr, etc.)

A remake of Daggerfall in modern graphics and using modern gameplay mechanics would be great.

Dunno about Elder Scrolls VI, but I would definitely like to see an Elder Scrolls set in another continent. Probably not Akavir, mainly because the only civilization that's not barbaric, or mad, there are the Ka Po' Tun, which are cat people, similar to Khajiit.

It would be interesting to see the downfall of Yokuda, the continent to the west of Tamriel. It sunk into the sea due to the constant civil wars concerning the Redguards and Ansei (magical swordsmen). It would be cool to see the war as it reaches it's climix, and you could play as either a hero that dies to defend it, or one of the last people to get to the safety of Tamriel.

Unfortunately, Bethesda don't like to backtrack through their history, preferring to venture forward. But you never know. They might not count it as it is another continent.

Elsweyr actually has quite a diverse map. It's northern sections are badlands, and brutal deserts. Whereas the southern parts are tropical climates, with rainforests and such. I think it could be a very interesting place to explore.

Whereever it is, I'm sure it will knock our socks off, even if we don't wear socks.

Valenwood and/or Elsweyr

I voted Summerset Isles. I was really hoping TESV would be set there, but C'est la vie.

In the harsh desert of Elsweyr, where death comes on vultures wings. I'd also like to see some Khajiits born under the different cycles of the moon. actually I'll be happy where every they set the next game. as long as they elaborate on the lore of Khajiits.

I was just thinking, how would people feel if they did a game, say, in a smaller area, kind of like Daggerfall (I mean small like a smaller part of a province, I realised the scale used in Daggerfall made it huge), with only 1-3 cities and a bunch of towns in between. I reckon something like this could be great for creating a real sense of scale and making the world feel more like an actual world. Like say if they just had one main city, which was 2-3 times the size of the Imperial City (About 200-300 buildings), and then there were a few smaller towns that are actually about the size of the other cities in Oblivion or a bit bigger (20-40 buildings), as well as some even smaller settlements. I think it would be really cool to see a game like that. Although there probably wouldn't be able to have as much landscape diversity without it seeming a bit odd. Maybe unrealistic to see cities that size, but a man can dream.