I doubt that will happen. It will just be talk among guards that somewhere are Tsaesci, who are in a single camp composed of 1 Tsaesci glitched into a tent and no one else.
orcs nord imperial breton highelf darkelf khajiit argonian woodelf and redguard . A representstive from each race, their strongest heros. Agaisnt the the akaviri snake peoples.
If the next game is in Hammerfell, it wouldn't make sense to see Akaviri there, on the complete other side of Tamriel. Interesting you bring that up about Hadvar, though.
I was more referring to Hammerfell being on the western side of Tamriel and Akaviir being closer to Morrowind, across the ocean. You're right, though, we don't even know what the Akaviir continent looks like or if it's the same distance from the western part of Tamriel.
@@skulltechstuff2530 I think that they won't give us any other playable races than the ones we already have even if we focus on one non playable in lore race like the akaviri, sloads or maormer. But I'd be more than happy to just learn more about their culture and such
SkulltechStuff well possibly but it depends...the tsaesci have been rumored to look like complete snakes, half snake half man and complete human...there also a vampiric race as well...so depending on which 1 of the 3 is true it really depends
@@traceyjacobsen8544 I read rumours that they are not actually snakes, but simply treacherous people, but considerinf the fact that Akavir is full of bestial races, they are probably snake men.
"But there is one they fear. In their tongue, he is annoying redguard...Nazeem. 'DO YOU GET TO THE CLOUD DISTRICT OFTEN?'" *The armies of the dominion, in shame for not getting to the clound district often, surrender*
@@OfficialDjTalksicki hope they do a more "alternate start mod" type of beginning, like in the base game , i hope they do and add a lot of features like that just as standard, they should know by now from the many mods people have come up with how to create a better game (not saying they're not good, they're great, but Bethesda could have added or made some things better)
Well the Akaviri WERE beaten by an army of drunk vikings, egyptian-vietnamese elves and lizards. It took Parthurnax teaching humans Thu'um to overthrow the dragons.
@@justdude2775 It was literally all 3 at once against effectively a raiding party for the "ice demons", the Vietnamese elves having a demi-god on their side, the drunken nords bringing the royal guard, and the battle was only secured because the Lizards came in last second and blindsided the "ice demons". The "ice demons" aren't even the strongest technically the vampiric snake people who flat made the dragons leave seem to just decimate everything, not to mention the Khajiit 2.0 the rival them. Man basically got lucky and the dragon war wouldn't have even been winnable if the elder scroll didn't make Alduin our problem.
@@frog7763 Maybe, but there is no definitive way to prove it. I do like the idea of sea monsters in elder scrolls though but issue then is why would they attack the Akavir forces exclusively, except the ice demons? Or are you referring to the gods/deadra?
There came a point in Skyrim where I was simply annoyed whenever some random dragon appeared. If they are in ESVI I would want them to be a pretty rare thing.
there are millions in akavir (lore) but they aint annoying it makes it more immersive eso6 wont be in akvir because of the redfall trademark and the dessert that looks like the akir from hammerfell
PvP 100 person BR to claim the emperor's throne is the main gane mode. But dont worry, this will still ve a true elder scrolls experience with the singleplayer story mode, where you scavange gear from battle fields in a war with Akavir over six missions.
It should be good, or at least Skyrim type good, not Morrowind type good. Bethesda knows TES is their baby and the franchise that will keep them afloat. If it's bad, Bethesda is done.
@@azanny2624 I think it would be really cool where the next one is set years later after the events of skyrim and the thalmor end up taking control of Tamriel and we have to defeat them.
I would love to see anything that has to do with Akavir or the Akaviri. Been hoping they would appear in a game since I read Mysterious Akavir in Morrowind.
It would be interesting to see a change from the usual in 6... An Akaviri invasion, without the necessity of being a "child of prophecy." I've enjoyed the Live Another Life mod; it'd be interesting to see options presented (chosen one, normal dude-person, akaviri turncoat for new racial options).
It technically would still be prophetic, since each of the main continents of Nirn are heavily implied as spacetime aspects of one another ie Akavir is the "future" of Tamriel, Lyg is the "inverse" of Tamriel, the possibility of an "inverse" of Akavir existing, etc. Since there's not a single account of the gods on Akavir or Lyg's Dawn Era, they might have different gods and demons altogether with the only consistency being Auri-El, Sithis, and maybe Lorkhan (or an Akaviri/ Lyg Lorkhan???) Whatever is gonna happen for TES6, it has to revolve around the Elder Scrolls, period. It by franchise's nature MUST be prophetic. My hope is that because the Dragonborn stopped Alduin from doing his job ending the Kalpa like he was supposed to, that the Tsaeci went unchecked and grew so powerful that they saw this as chance to expand and takeover Tamriel, perhaps even Nirn and Oblivion, itself. The Tsaeci are pretty scary guys. >inb4 Akavir already invaded Tamriel The Akaviri HUMANS, not Tsaeci went on a CRUSADE, not a conquest to find someone who had the soul of a Dragon, Reman, not unlike the Ka Po'Tun king who turned into a red Dragon, more than likely because they saw it as the only way to defeat the Tsaeci. Had the Tsaeci invaded, there would be no man, mer, beast, nothing but Tsaeci
I always thought the akaviri were basically the ES version of Japanese. I thought the “serpent people” was meant to be a metaphor, not a literal description. I guess I was wrong
Michael P the akaviri are humans actually the tsaesci are not tho...the tsaesci are the snake people and the akaviri were the original blades...people seem to just get them mixed up tho for some reason but the tsaesci (vampiric snake people) and akaviri (men race) are indeed separate races
ESO Elsweyr featured some Akaviri men and Akaviri-descendant Imperials, and it implies that there is still one Dragonguard still alive. I hope that the Dragonhold DLC later this year finally has some on-screen Tsaeci. It also has the first vocalised Tsaeci, confirming that it is pronounced "Say-she" instead of "Psy-see".
It'll probably come out a lot later...starfield will likely come out next year or the year after 2020...then they'll work full time on elder scrolls 6 which will likely come out somewhere around 2020 and likely before 2030
I think they will put most of their development team towards the game once the next gen consoles are close to release. I'd say mid 2021 to early 2023. Its a big range but Starfield could interfere in the release.
tbh setting es6 around akavir is such a good idea bc of how little is know about that place, its an entire continent, anything can happen then and dont have to be held down by all the lore already in tamriel (though another tamriel region would be just as good im ngl)
Tod said he knows exactly what happened to dwemer. And that they won't be coming back. As them remaining a mystery is better from a narration perspective. And I tend to agree. Even tough half of my brain looks at me in a non-flattering way for saying that. Which is the entire point.
Yeah it’s cool that their mysterious and all but a fantasy role playing game where you can play as elves, orcs, cat people and lizard people but can’t play as dwarves feels very wrong to say the least
"Oh yeah the Emperor is dead, definitely NOT captured. You SHOULD NOT go back and look for him, we swear he is dead we saw them die but we survived. No we did not desert how dare you imply..." *Meanwhile on the road to some Tsaecsi dungeon* Emperor Uriel V, I wonder when those two men we sent back for reinforcements are coming back to rescue us...."
76 is a game practically nobody asked for but they shoved it on us anyway , and it turned out to be pretty shit. It doesn't look like they invested much resources or work force in its development either , so no need to grind your gears over it.
This is a really interesting video. I could see it happening, being the main force for the wrap up of the Empire vs. AD Saga, it being a unifying situation for the two sides, leading to a reunified Empire and the end of the 4th Era.
Bob B. I do not believe the AD and empire can permanently reconcile, as the AD are attempting to realize Auri-El’s ascension for all Altmer, and they intend to do so by unmaking the mortal realm entirely. The empire would never allow that, or at least not fully acquiesce.
A bit of a of lore goof in this video. The original Akaviri Invasion of the 2nd Era was not staged by Tsaeci, although, a few certainly came along, and some even became the Potentates of the 2nd Empire. Most of the invaders were Men of Akavir, and it was these people who would found Reman Cyrodiil's Akaviri Dragonguard, and the Blades. We know this, because we've been to Pale Pass in Oblivion, and not a single Tsaeci skeleton is found, and the ghosts are all Men.
Well alot of sources suggest that the Tsaesci are men themselves. 1 is that they are heavy snakes worshippers another is that they are shapeshifters. They are confirmed descendants of the wandering ehlnofey just like men as well
Who Knows of course not friend. Snuck back to the imperial city 4 years too late and am now a outlaw chilling with the mad god. You’ll see me often in Elder Scrolls: Blades, leading the great house Indoril. I’ll vanish again of course. I am a wandering soul and I seek entertainment of a challenge. This “last dragon born” and I shall talk of conquering the world. Maybe overthrow Herpy Mora? Who knows.
@@davidking6242 There is one mention of it, and no other sources to back it up. No other mentions of the akaviri having anything to do with high rock exist. All of the recorded invasions took place on the eastern/north east parts of tamriel.
@@suprememasterleader Because it would be more like Sailing from Japan, past america to get to Europe. If they go the otherway they have an very long way to sail, including passing Lyg and whats left of Yokuda
Maybe they will attack from the north, which is more believable than going East past what's left of Yokuda and whatever else lies there. I mean, they can find a way to make sure whatever happens has a logical reasoning behind it.
Before i watch the video i have a theory of the elder scrolls 6 I think the elder scrolls 6 will be a war between the Redguard resists against the Aldmeri dominion in hammerfell because in skyrim there are a lot of Redguards in skyrim and a lot of talk and other quests or info about hammerfell specifically quiet a lot throughout skyrim... one notable one is where the graybeards call dovahkiin and after you become thane of Whiterun (or when you get to whiterun and the graybeards call) there are 2 Redguards that will start a quest on the search for asaadi i think her name was and they want her because she betrayed the Redguard resistance against the Aldmeri dominion when you ask the Redguard thats looking for her he says the Redguard resistance against the Aldmeri dominion is alive and well...that means there's some sort of war in hammerfell against the Aldmeri dominion and redguards for whatever reason...my guess is the war will rage on up until elder scrolls 6 or the Redguards may fall and little of the resistance is left but you the main character can help bring it back and defeat the Aldmeri dominion or the Redguards may drive the Aldmeri dominion out of hammerfell and when we first start the game hammerfell will probably be attacked by the Aldmeri dominion for revenge
The war between Hammerfell and Dominion ended in 180 4E 5 years after the Great War with the Empire. I think the talk about resistance and the such is meant as in "we know there will be a 2nd war and we noticed that the dominion is already spying and preparing for it"
My theory that the Tsaesci might be remnants of a Yokudan fleet who found Akaviir by sailing west instead of east. Would also explain the snake symbolism (the world serpent story).
If the emperor died, wouldn't the dragonfires have gone out, thus they would _know_ that he died? Correct me if I'm wrong. I'm not a lore journeyman, much less an expert.
@@whoknows7968 I don't know how it works, but if he died and then was brought back one way or another, maybe the fires would still go out. Necromancy is at least one option.
This has been my theory since the location was established. We think of Akavir as being in the east but an invasion could just as easily come from the west, perhaps invading Yokuda first and using it as a staging ground for the invasion of Tamriel.
Personally I anticipate that if TES 6 is truly in Hammerfell, we'll see the protagonist harness the abilities of the Sword-Saints. Seeing Sword-Saint abilities being used to bring down dragons would be amazing, and as we all know, the Yokudans proved that Hammerfell was an ideal spot to mount an invasion.
@@traceyjacobsen8544 I was referring to if Uriel Septim returned, and I doubt they'd write the dragons off that fast since people love them, they just won't be as prevalent
Connor S in the previous elder scrolls games there weren't many dragons...in morrowing from what I know of they seem to be rare and in oblivion its said there were none except for one dragon...in skyrim dragons were the main part of the story so it makes sense why they'd be a lot more common...in TES7 there maybe at least 1 or possibly none
@@traceyjacobsen8544 I can guarantee they won't kill off all the dragons. Many knelt to Alduin's rule, and a few more to the Dragonborn. Considering how unpopular the kill Paarthurnax quest was, it most certainly won't be the canon version that they follow.
Connor S its said that the tsaesci tried to "consume" the dragons and that the dragons fled to tamriel...thats mostly why there in tamriel...the dragons will likely be hunted once more by the blades if the blades happen to grow back up in secrecy again and they'll hunt the rest of the dragons they can find left...in the lore of the elder scrolls series the dragonborn would likely also kill paarthurnax since its apart of the lore tho it could change...the dragonborn is half dragon after all so it would make sense for him to challenge another dovah Also depending on what creatures live in hammerfell and depending how powerful a dragon is there could be other things that could chase the dragons off...apparently in morrowind cliff chasers forced the dragons out of morrowind Alduin maybe created by akatosh and known as the world eater but he is still a dragon that went against his true nature which was to basically reset the creation of nirn...but he never did and went against his nature
You know the world is round right? Although I agree it's highly unlikely given the setting we know and that the Redguards came from the continent Yokuda which lies to the west, it's possible to sail west and reach Akavir.
You have absolutely no idea regarding the size of the ocean on that side. Also, Akavir has not used it during their previous invasions, don't see why they would go that way now.
@@borislavarnaudov475 There's only been 2 reported invasions from Akavir, the Tsaesci who inhabit the western part of Akavir (thus they invaded from the east), and an unusual Kamali invasion who inhabit the north of Akavir (thus they came from the north east). For all we know, the Kamali only came from the north _east_ because they used Atmora as a staging ground (a frozen hell not unlike their region of Akavir). The Tiger Empire lies in the east of Akavir and it's unlikely they would launch and attack on Tamriel from _their_ western shore, having to fight through the Tsaesci first or waste time and resources going around the entire continent. Therefore, it makes sense that an Akavir invasion from the _west_ would be one from the Tiger Empire and completely possible. Geographically, we don't know how much farther west one would need to travel beyond (what's left of) Yokuda to reach Akavir.
Speaking of Todd Howard interviews, did anyone else notice Todd said, during the 50th anniversary celebration, that he knows what happened to the Dwemer? That means there's an established answer to what happened at Red Mountain now.
If we find Dragons in Elder Scrolls 6, I'd more likely suspect they would be surviving dragons from Skyrim. Heck, we could potentially find more friendly ones like Paarthurnax, since several dragons are willing to follow him and the Way of the Voice, that could migrate to other lands. Depending on how long after the events of Skyrim TES6 is.
Zakaru dragons likely will go extinct if the blades return which i do believe the blades will return... tho its possible to get a visit from a crash landing dragon or at least bones of a dragon and even possibly getting the ability to shout since anyone can learn to shout
You are correct, although what happened after the Nerevarine went there is unknown. Likely, that was just Bethesda's way of writing him/her away, since they are a player-created character who will never die of old age.
I think if they were to brng Akavir into the scene they would make mention of the Nereverine. Maybe explain the reasons behind going there to begin with
I would be really excited to see some Akaviri involvement in VI. One one hand it makes a ton of sense as it lends itself wonderfully to DLC, it fits in the lore and it makes sense from a history standpoint. Also, since I am firmly in the camp that this game will land in hammerfell (you see what I did there) and the first invasion hit the Iliac Bay region it all fits. Long story short, I’m on board.
It is implied that the Tsaeci are metaphorically "vampiric" since they killed all the red dragons on Akavir, so ruthlessly so that all the black dragons, the ones seen in Skyrim, fled to Atmora and Tamriel in the first place. They then "ate" the Akaviri Asian like humans, which only further implies that along with their OP magical abilities against imperial forces during their Akaviri conquest, that the Tsaeci can and have absorbed souls, Dragon and mortal alike to use unmatched power to strengthen their empire's raw military might. Thu'ums basically mean nothing against Tsaeci as their magic is on a whole other level, perhaps beyond Aetherium magic altogether. The only ones that come close to matching them are the Ka Po'Tun because as their king demonstrated, they can turn into dragons themselves, thus also having some understanding of how aedric magic works. Perhaps both are even more advanced than the Dwemer for all we know.
@@harpdedarpdooweee1107 Dwemer's scientific prowess was undeniable but can't really say the same in the context of their Arcane abilities. Hence the Tsaeci in all probability exceed them in that retrospective by far anyway. Also , point to note is that the Snow Demon Kamal allied themselves with the Taseci in their previous Tamrielic invasion. So only goes to show how insanely powerful they might infact be judging by the fact they managed to make the snow demons themselves side with them.
I could also see a civil war between dragons, with independent dragons fighting against those loyal to paarthurnax, or the dragons of Tamriel fighting the dragons of akavir
I think it's likely that either Ka'potun or the tsaesci invading will be the main quest, more than likely Ka'potun since he's considered divine and they need to keep the stakes "high" after Alduin. The thalmor/Second Great War will probably be what the Civil war was to Skyrim but still play a big part in the story.
The Tsaesi snake people race sounds interesting! They are eating humans so they are a scary threat. Also the ape race of Akavir sounds great. Unfortunately i forgot their name. But an invasion story would be a great idea. Of course it would need a lot of more content than just the invasion story! Maybe with some daedric princes involved on both sides. Or maybe new daedric princes from Akavir...! Huge opportunities at least!
For the people saying that the akaviri invasion is unlikely due to the fact that the tes6 is going to be set in Hammerfell or highrock , I agree . BUT , the akaviri might use that to their advantage since they would always invade from the east , they would surprise people by launching an attack from the west. But idk , still think an akaviri invasion is unlikely . I’m still thinking it will have to due with Hammerfell and the aldmeri dominion, or maybe that tower thing in high rock .
An Akaviri invasion would be fuckin epic!!!! I'm hoping we could possibly play as the Akaviri races, think of the role-play stuff and the awesome builds we could do!!!!!!! 😁😁😁😁😁😁😍😍😍😍
Bethesda already has this lined up. We all know they like to put minor hints in their games about their next game. Just like with boston being hinted at in Fallout 3. I believe ES6 will involve Akavir, at the begining of Skyrim when you are escaping Helgen Ralof or Hadvar say something after the frostbite spiders and before the bear....."What's next? Giant snakes?"....I believe this is a hint at the next games plot point. An invasion of the Vampiric Giant Snakes from Akavir.
Getting hired as an extra by the imperial legion on an expedition would make a great questline. Be on board a ship for a few days. Solve some mysteries onboard regarding a shady crewmember. Set up camp at the landing zone. Fight battles. Raid long forgotten dungeons. Discover something bigger than what was originally intended for the expedition. You see what I'm getting at. There's a lot of potential for a good story here.
I've actually been thinking the same thing. First, there was the dragon card set in Legends Then there was the Dragonbones DLC for ESO Then the new story arc that focuses on dragons in ESO And the dragon expansion for Blades They're going to have to pull out all the stops with TES VI, and if they like dragons so damn much, Tosh Raka is the next logical step
@@andrebirds6308 halt halt halt halt halt halt halt halt halt. Because old dead memes are the best dead meme you n'wah and the old games have the oldest memes.
I got my kid brother hooked on Skyrim when he was little. He just turned 16, and he dolefully told me that he'd likely be in his twenties before the next Elder Scrolls game came out.
I want 4 things. 1)marriage (I like that rp sometimes) 2)dwarven I WANT 2 KNOW WTF HAPPENED 2 THEM. 3) the clockwork city WTF HAPPENED 2 IT. 4) WE FIGHT THE DOMINION
They had marriage in Skyrim, so I don't expect they'll remove that feature next time. The Dwarves and Clockwork City, though, I wouldn't hold my breath. Fighting the Dominion could happen, but my guess is that will happen in TESVII at the earliest. This game is taking place in Hammerfell, I believe.
I've noticed comments about 2 things people seem confused on First is that hammerfell is on the far side of tamriel and that akavir is on the side morrowind is on...they maybe on the complete opposite sides but they can still travel around to hammerfell if they wish to invade tamriel again Then there's the racial mix up between the akaviri and the tsaesci... the akaviri are actually men not beast folk...the akaviri were also the original blades as well before the aldmeri dominion slaughtered almost everyone The tsaesci are vampiric snake like beasts that once invaded tamriel... its said that ships were spotted raiding and pirating islands off the coasts of tamriel by bizzare looking beasts...which was indeed the tsaesci invasion
Actually there is one more invasion of Akavir to speak of. The Nerevarine went there with an expedition just before the oblivion crisis. That was the last he was heard from. It'd be fascinating to find out about his fate and why he went there.
2 things: Them claiming the extreme weather conditions being unnatural could have been a way to save face for not being prepared for the seasons being a bit more extreme than Tamriel. The second thing is that Uriel coming back from Akavir to retake his throne sounds so fucking dope
Explodingpineapple 64 yes but they can still travel around tamriel... both the kamal (frost demon giants) and the tsaesci have invaded tamriel before... The kamal invaded tamriel to find someone in skyrim or and attacked windhelm and then went up past dawnstar but never attacked dawnstar...they then apparently went back past skyrim and back to morrowind The tsaesci have been known to invade and try and take over tamriel without success...they've apparently invaded for multiple different reasons over the years and apparently the tsaesci tried to take over hammerfell at some point and failed so its not impossible just a bit of a journey
@@traceyjacobsen8544 I've never read of the the Kamal invading Tamriel. Atmora at best seems a more likely possibility, but their nothing compared to the Tsaeci. I think I've only once read of the Tsaeci's biding retaliation against Uriel Septim's invasion with their own counter invasion, but really it was probably just for show, like Uriel's invasion in the first place. The only successful Tamrielic invasion by Akavir was the crusade of the blades to find the dragonborn, Reman, and that was probably just to create an empire to mimic the Ka Po'Tun that had similar opposing ideologies and now with Reman, capability (Dragon in mortal form) to stand up to the Tsaeci, what with like 10x the landmass and manpower of the Ka Po'Tun. If the Tsaeci wanted to invade Tamriel, they could flick their wrist and wipe out the Empire and Dominion without breaking a sweat.
HArp De DArp Dooweee this is what i found on wiki about 2 major attacks one led by the kamal then later by the tsaesci (which turned out to be the akaviri i believe but idk seems to be a lot of confusion there) In the mid Second Era, the Kamal nearly invaded all of northern Tamriel. Their king led a huge naval assault which landed just by the White River. The city of Windhelm quickly fell to the invaders, but they were fought off as a result of the formation of the Ebonheart Pact
@@traceyjacobsen8544 there's a lot of contradiction in varying wikis, lore books, in game accounts, and even the developers because Bethesda is known to retcon lore over the decades in regards to Akavir invasions and history, which is why people are so divided on what the Akaviri and Tsaeci even are at this point. The only thing that is for certain is that a Akaviri force of some kind of race, who knows, invaded Tamriel looking for Reman and became the blades. That's pretty much all anyone can say with certainty. I just don't see how the Kamal could've organized such an formidable, invasive force when they're literally frozen in place half the year in Akavir and can't even takeover the Tang Mo when they do thaw out. I'd have to check credited lore more than from a wiki
HArp De DArp Dooweee that would make sense with lore changing Also its said that during the winter the kamal are frozen and in summer they thaw out and for an unknown reason attack the tang mo (as you've said) but then for an unknown reason they took an unexpected full scale assault looking for someone who was in tamriel and obliterated windhelm from what I've read from what I've found if you look up akaviri invasions wiki it talks about 2 of the most devastating invasions from the akaviri races which one talks about the kamal invading the northern side of tamriel It was led by the kamal king ada'soom dir-kamal its also said there may of been a few tsaesci there as well "While the course the invasion followed is relatively well-known, albeit slightly confused, the circumstances leading up to the attack are not so clear. All that is known is that on the 7th of Sun's Height, 2E 572, a fleet of Akaviri ships was sighted entering the mouth of the White River, dropping anchor off the coast. There they sat for nearly a month before assaulting the beaches of Windhelm on the 2nd of Last Seed. For unknown reasons, the Akaviri had bypassed the Telvanni Isles, Vvardenfell, and Solstheim before finally reaching their objective. Reports of Akaviri movements through Morrowind place the first landings as early as the 29th of Sun's Height. The invasion itself came as a complete surprise, with Windhelm falling only after five days of siege. The city itself was brutally sacked, with the assault resulting in the deaths of the reigning Queen in East-Skyrim, Mabjaarn Flame-Hair, and her heir Nurnhilde." There's a lot more about it on the site if your interested it is quiet interesting to think about as well if it happens to be true
Much like red mountain having been erupted in morrowind, I think we might hear about a big chunk of Skyrim having been destroyed by an onslaught of vengeful Akavir. Maybe even Valenwood and Pelletine too in a continent scale pincer attack.
I want for some wild reason, have the Akaviri bring Gunpowder weapons like canons and Matchlock. I am big fan of a Thai Film called King Naresuan and 100 percent in my head I see Ayyuthaya as the Akaviri
Yeah my prediction would be either an akaviri invasion, or a second great war with the dominion. (Both possibly would contain a quest to find the last dragonborn that has been missing in apocrypha for the time that has passed.
If Tamriel was to be invaded by Akaviri again, it would be more interesting if it was at the point where the Aldmeri Dominion has just taken over but were not expecting the Akaviri.
A rejected plotline for Skyrim was Uriel V trying to reclaim the Imperial throne by launching a full scale Dragon invasion from Akavir, this was sadly rejected and what we got is the Last Dragonborn plot.
I think the whole "Uriel invading with an army of dragons" got separated into two parts - the army of dragons morphed into Alduin leading an army of dragons, and the "ancient dragonborn who cmmands dragons (Uriel)" concept got morphed into Miraak, so I don't think they are going to re-use those elements.
Can't wait for the Akaviri Invasion to just be 9 Tamrielfolk vs 9 Snakepeople
lmao perfectly sums up the ridiculous emptiness rattling in Elder scroll games' provinces.
I doubt that will happen. It will just be talk among guards that somewhere are Tsaesci, who are in a single camp composed of 1 Tsaesci glitched into a tent and no one else.
orcs nord imperial breton highelf darkelf khajiit argonian woodelf and redguard . A representstive from each race, their strongest heros. Agaisnt the the akaviri snake peoples.
Lmfao
Sums up the civil war quest line and provinces in both Skyrim and Oblivion.
Hadvar does mention 'what next, giant snakes?' when escaping from Helgen...🤔
*Minds Explodes*
If the next game is in Hammerfell, it wouldn't make sense to see Akaviri there, on the complete other side of Tamriel. Interesting you bring that up about Hadvar, though.
Bazgoth Ar actually no. As far as we know, the world is a sphere and so all that lies between akavir and hammerfell is an ocean.
I was more referring to Hammerfell being on the western side of Tamriel and Akaviir being closer to Morrowind, across the ocean. You're right, though, we don't even know what the Akaviir continent looks like or if it's the same distance from the western part of Tamriel.
Bazgoth Ar could be elder scrolls vii? In 2142
Well whatever will it be. it will start in prison....
Wasn't that literally the start of every elder scrolls? "You're a prisoner that has a great destiny before them!"
@@axlmagnus well maybe not Arena (i think there you Are pridoner) or dagerfall but othervise yes it has been always the begining of our adventures
Sooner or later they're going to make an Elder Scrolls where the entire game is spent in prison.
@@dontpanic7153 elder scrolls prison RP
@@wonderfuljinn1096 they have a prisoner fetish. Or a bondage fetish...
This would prove to be quite the interesting plot. Khajiit approves.
Y’know, I just realised that an Akaviri Invasion plot would give us a chance of getting another playable race. Even if very unlikely, this pleases me.
@@skulltechstuff2530 I think that they won't give us any other playable races than the ones we already have even if we focus on one non playable in lore race like the akaviri, sloads or maormer. But I'd be more than happy to just learn more about their culture and such
@@skulltechstuff2530 yeah, I've been using mods to make myself a Ka' Po Tun
SkulltechStuff well possibly but it depends...the tsaesci have been rumored to look like complete snakes, half snake half man and complete human...there also a vampiric race as well...so depending on which 1 of the 3 is true it really depends
@@traceyjacobsen8544 I read rumours that they are not actually snakes, but simply treacherous people, but considerinf the fact that Akavir is full of bestial races, they are probably snake men.
The Akaviri invasion is actually just going to be thousands of clones of Nazeem defeating the Thalmor with Cloud District jokes.
"But there is one they fear. In their tongue, he is annoying redguard...Nazeem.
'DO YOU GET TO THE CLOUD DISTRICT OFTEN?'"
*The armies of the dominion, in shame for not getting to the clound district often, surrender*
Hmm.
And then we have the powerful monks yelling and shouting about talos...
david ross wait they don't? Then why is that fucker over there continuesly respawning? Hell he's duplicating at the same time!
That’s just not funny. Stop polluting these comments with half witted nazeem jokes
"The proven truth-teller Todd."
*tugs at collar, sweating*
I think an Akaviri Invasion would make a really good plot for TES 6. I'd finally like to see the races of Akavir in person
Could you imagine arriving on a boat during an invasion and you have to decide if you are an invader or a citizen defending Tamriel
@@OfficialDjTalksicki hope they do a more "alternate start mod" type of beginning, like in the base game , i hope they do and add a lot of features like that just as standard, they should know by now from the many mods people have come up with how to create a better game (not saying they're not good, they're great, but Bethesda could have added or made some things better)
Tamriel: Dragons are TOO DAMN POWERFUL!
Akavire: Cute.
Well the Akaviri WERE beaten by an army of drunk vikings, egyptian-vietnamese elves and lizards. It took Parthurnax teaching humans Thu'um to overthrow the dragons.
@@justdude2775 It was literally all 3 at once against effectively a raiding party for the "ice demons", the Vietnamese elves having a demi-god on their side, the drunken nords bringing the royal guard, and the battle was only secured because the Lizards came in last second and blindsided the "ice demons". The "ice demons" aren't even the strongest technically the vampiric snake people who flat made the dragons leave seem to just decimate everything, not to mention the Khajiit 2.0 the rival them. Man basically got lucky and the dragon war wouldn't have even been winnable if the elder scroll didn't make Alduin our problem.
Hunter Otte this is really interesting cause it could be that something powerful is protecting Tamriel from akavire as they are far stronger,
@@frog7763 Maybe, but there is no definitive way to prove it. I do like the idea of sea monsters in elder scrolls though but issue then is why would they attack the Akavir forces exclusively, except the ice demons? Or are you referring to the gods/deadra?
Hunter Otte maybe gods or daedra, apparently the nereverine went to akavire, or maybe the that order which name I forgot, who takes the eye of Magnus
“The harsh Akaviri winter had life hell for the men.”
Russia would like to know your location
-Deny-
*Atmora
Akavir is really the most interesting thing to me about the Elder Scrolls. Its so cool!
Which goes to show that including anything about it more in the games would ruin it for you.
Luke Price it is interesting to me in the aspect that I would like to learn more about it.
There came a point in Skyrim where I was simply annoyed whenever some random dragon appeared. If they are in ESVI I would want them to be a pretty rare thing.
there are millions in akavir (lore) but they aint annoying it makes it more immersive eso6 wont be in akvir because of the redfall trademark and the dessert that looks like the akir from hammerfell
Huh. I wonder how much your channel will blow up once the next game is actually released
i just hope he does not lower his level to clickbait when the time comes. but then again this title here is halfway there...
@@lucasbiermann257 i mean, its not just one guy. There are three guys running this account
Half way there ? Nah I’d say this is full on 100% clickbait
@@loveblanket6512 they'll probably run out of ideas before then, but they'll be back to make new content once its out
@@Marshmallowcookie they will prob remake the first 4 games. then remake Skyrim on the 20-25 year anniversary.
Anyone else absolutely terrified about what es6 will be like?
PvP 100 person BR to claim the emperor's throne is the main gane mode. But dont worry, this will still ve a true elder scrolls experience with the singleplayer story mode, where you scavange gear from battle fields in a war with Akavir over six missions.
It should be good, or at least Skyrim type good, not Morrowind type good. Bethesda knows TES is their baby and the franchise that will keep them afloat. If it's bad, Bethesda is done.
@@MrHogGamer but Morrowind is better than Skyrim........?
Bazgoth Ar Fallout was also Bethesda’s baby and look what happened there
Thompsonator469 Not necessarily. Depends on opinion. You may think so, others may disagree. Just saying
Jesus, you guys are almost at a million subs.... I still remember when you had only 40,000... What a journey
I really want this game to be set after the events of Skyrim.
Connor Kenway probably won't be set right after skyrim but likely as usually further in the future
Tracey Jacobsen bruh skyrim leaves on a cliffhanger, we gotta know how the civil war ends and if the dominion make their move
@@keshov7945 they better not make it where the thalmor win the war, like fr
@@azanny2624 I think it would be really cool where the next one is set years later after the events of skyrim and the thalmor end up taking control of Tamriel and we have to defeat them.
I would love to see anything that has to do with Akavir or the Akaviri.
Been hoping they would appear in a game since I read Mysterious Akavir in Morrowind.
That could potentially have the Player conscripted into the war, that being the opening of the game.
but how would we then start as a prisoner??
Monsieur Fred he would be a prisoner who is given a choice die or fight for the glory of the empire
@@YOGI-kb9tg Plot Twist:The Dragon Born about to yeet Akavire.
UwU YA YEET
That would be fun
in the opening we are in a battle against the akaviri and taken prisoner but then there's a prison break and our story begins
"And I can't think of a more reliable narrator than the proven truth-teller Todd"
That's taking the Fire Breath shout to a whole new level.
😂😂👏👏
I pray it happens, I want to see tosh raka, the biggest dragon in all of Nirn!
Oof
Oof
The Last Dragonborn would get a hard on staring at the dragon.
Plot twist: he's only a few inches bigger than the average dragon
It would be interesting to see a change from the usual in 6... An Akaviri invasion, without the necessity of being a "child of prophecy." I've enjoyed the Live Another Life mod; it'd be interesting to see options presented (chosen one, normal dude-person, akaviri turncoat for new racial options).
It technically would still be prophetic, since each of the main continents of Nirn are heavily implied as spacetime aspects of one another ie Akavir is the "future" of Tamriel, Lyg is the "inverse" of Tamriel, the possibility of an "inverse" of Akavir existing, etc. Since there's not a single account of the gods on Akavir or Lyg's Dawn Era, they might have different gods and demons altogether with the only consistency being Auri-El, Sithis, and maybe Lorkhan (or an Akaviri/ Lyg Lorkhan???)
Whatever is gonna happen for TES6, it has to revolve around the Elder Scrolls, period. It by franchise's nature MUST be prophetic. My hope is that because the Dragonborn stopped Alduin from doing his job ending the Kalpa like he was supposed to, that the Tsaeci went unchecked and grew so powerful that they saw this as chance to expand and takeover Tamriel, perhaps even Nirn and Oblivion, itself.
The Tsaeci are pretty scary guys.
>inb4 Akavir already invaded Tamriel
The Akaviri HUMANS, not Tsaeci went on a CRUSADE, not a conquest to find someone who had the soul of a Dragon, Reman, not unlike the Ka Po'Tun king who turned into a red Dragon, more than likely because they saw it as the only way to defeat the Tsaeci. Had the Tsaeci invaded, there would be no man, mer, beast, nothing but Tsaeci
I never clicked so fast when i saw that vid was up.
Robin Goncalves wassup fam lol
I always thought the akaviri were basically the ES version of Japanese. I thought the “serpent people” was meant to be a metaphor, not a literal description. I guess I was wrong
Michael P the akaviri are humans actually the tsaesci are not tho...the tsaesci are the snake people and the akaviri were the original blades...people seem to just get them mixed up tho for some reason but the tsaesci (vampiric snake people) and akaviri (men race) are indeed separate races
Why Japanese? Isn't that Yokuda?
More like all of east Asia. Tseachi are Japenese, Ka Po Tun or Tang Mo are Chinese. Dir Kamal are Turkic/Mongols.
ESO Elsweyr featured some Akaviri men and Akaviri-descendant Imperials, and it implies that there is still one Dragonguard still alive. I hope that the Dragonhold DLC later this year finally has some on-screen Tsaeci. It also has the first vocalised Tsaeci, confirming that it is pronounced "Say-she" instead of "Psy-see".
Xolcm eso happened before skyrim oblivion etc.
I wouldn't be surprised if they released elder scrolls 6 in 2021 for Skyrims tenth anniversary
Pretty optimistic, but I like the poetic sentiment :)
Morrowinds 20th anniversary (may 2022) seems more realistic
2025 my guess
It'll probably come out a lot later...starfield will likely come out next year or the year after 2020...then they'll work full time on elder scrolls 6 which will likely come out somewhere around 2020 and likely before 2030
I think they will put most of their development team towards the game once the next gen consoles are close to release. I'd say mid 2021 to early 2023. Its a big range but Starfield could interfere in the release.
tbh setting es6 around akavir is such a good idea bc of how little is know about that place, its an entire continent, anything can happen then and dont have to be held down by all the lore already in tamriel (though another tamriel region would be just as good im ngl)
I cannot wait for this game. I would love to see Akavir anywhere at all in the next game.
I wonder if Dagon invaded Akavir too during the oblivion crisis
If the Akaviri worshipped Dagon, it is likely. However, Dagon was most interested in Tamriel, and likely focused most of his efforts in Cyrodiil.
@@TheZeroNeonix The subject is still ripe for speculation.
This is it boys. FudgeMuppet has leaked TES VI's setting.
Already leaked in TES 3 Morrowind by a NPC called Lloros Sarano.
It's not even released.
Sure
Or a possible DLC?
Guys I was joking chill the fuck out.
I'm still hoping ES6 will see the return of the Dwemer.
They're much better being convoluted and mysterious
Tod said he knows exactly what happened to dwemer. And that they won't be coming back.
As them remaining a mystery is better from a narration perspective.
And I tend to agree.
Even tough half of my brain looks at me in a non-flattering way for saying that. Which is the entire point.
I doubt they’ll ever truly reveal what happened to the dwemer
Yeah it’s cool that their mysterious and all but a fantasy role playing game where you can play as elves, orcs, cat people and lizard people but can’t play as dwarves feels very wrong to say the least
@@incognito3817 You know that the dwemer aren't stout bearded folk right? They are elves just like all the others.
"Oh yeah the Emperor is dead, definitely NOT captured. You SHOULD NOT go back and look for him, we swear he is dead we saw them die but we survived. No we did not desert how dare you imply..."
*Meanwhile on the road to some Tsaecsi dungeon*
Emperor Uriel V, I wonder when those two men we sent back for reinforcements are coming back to rescue us...."
I can give you 76 reasons not to take Todd Howard at his word
All in a 10 page essay and laminated.
LOL...That caught me off guard. Nice!!
@Indoril Nerevar I want 4 times the size of those details
76 is a game practically nobody asked for but they shoved it on us anyway , and it turned out to be pretty shit.
It doesn't look like they invested much resources or work force in its development either , so no need to grind your gears over it.
I (and many others) needed this after Bethesda’s silence at e3 thanks!
i had a good chuckle when you referred to Todd Howard as a reliable source... lol.
This is a really interesting video. I could see it happening, being the main force for the wrap up of the Empire vs. AD Saga, it being a unifying situation for the two sides, leading to a reunified Empire and the end of the 4th Era.
Bob B. I do not believe the AD and empire can permanently reconcile, as the AD are attempting to realize Auri-El’s ascension for all Altmer, and they intend to do so by unmaking the mortal realm entirely. The empire would never allow that, or at least not fully acquiesce.
Or maybe a Tamrielic invasion in Akavir? :)
A bit of a of lore goof in this video.
The original Akaviri Invasion of the 2nd Era was not staged by Tsaeci, although, a few certainly came along, and some even became the Potentates of the 2nd Empire. Most of the invaders were Men of Akavir, and it was these people who would found Reman Cyrodiil's Akaviri Dragonguard, and the Blades. We know this, because we've been to Pale Pass in Oblivion, and not a single Tsaeci skeleton is found, and the ghosts are all Men.
Well alot of sources suggest that the Tsaesci are men themselves. 1 is that they are heavy snakes worshippers another is that they are shapeshifters. They are confirmed descendants of the wandering ehlnofey just like men as well
I've wanted to play as an akavir ever since I learned of them.
Didn’t you know I killed everything there? None can stop The Nerevarine!
Well done. :)
So your saying you've just been on an empty continent after you killed everything for the last 200 years, do you not get bored?
Who Knows of course not friend. Snuck back to the imperial city 4 years too late and am now a outlaw chilling with the mad god. You’ll see me often in Elder Scrolls: Blades, leading the great house Indoril. I’ll vanish again of course. I am a wandering soul and I seek entertainment of a challenge. This “last dragon born” and I shall talk of conquering the world. Maybe overthrow Herpy Mora? Who knows.
I was always convinced that Emperor Uriel Septim V is still alive in Akaviri.
If it is set in High Rock and or Hammerfell. Then it will be very questionable, as it's on the opposite side of tamriel
The Akaviri have invaded as far west as highrock in the pst. maybe they continued their conquest to hammerfell?
why cant they not just sail right like usa do to get to japan?
@@davidking6242
There is one mention of it, and no other sources to back it up. No other mentions of the akaviri having anything to do with high rock exist.
All of the recorded invasions took place on the eastern/north east parts of tamriel.
@@suprememasterleader Because it would be more like Sailing from Japan, past america to get to Europe. If they go the otherway they have an very long way to sail, including passing Lyg and whats left of Yokuda
Maybe they will attack from the north, which is more believable than going East past what's left of Yokuda and whatever else lies there. I mean, they can find a way to make sure whatever happens has a logical reasoning behind it.
Before i watch the video i have a theory of the elder scrolls 6
I think the elder scrolls 6 will be a war between the Redguard resists against the Aldmeri dominion in hammerfell
because in skyrim there are a lot of Redguards in skyrim and a lot of talk and other quests or info about hammerfell specifically quiet a lot throughout skyrim... one notable one is where the graybeards call dovahkiin and after you become thane of Whiterun (or when you get to whiterun and the graybeards call) there are 2 Redguards that will start a quest on the search for asaadi i think her name was and they want her because she betrayed the Redguard resistance against the Aldmeri dominion
when you ask the Redguard thats looking for her he says the Redguard resistance against the Aldmeri dominion is alive and well...that means there's some sort of war in hammerfell against the Aldmeri dominion and redguards for whatever reason...my guess is the war will rage on up until elder scrolls 6 or the Redguards may fall and little of the resistance is left but you the main character can help bring it back and defeat the Aldmeri dominion or the Redguards may drive the Aldmeri dominion out of hammerfell and when we first start the game hammerfell will probably be attacked by the Aldmeri dominion for revenge
The war between Hammerfell and Dominion ended in 180 4E 5 years after the Great War with the Empire. I think the talk about resistance and the such is meant as in "we know there will be a 2nd war and we noticed that the dominion is already spying and preparing for it"
Make daggerfall covenant great again
If this happens I'm not buying es6. I'm sick of hammerfell and bored to death of it. They've done it so many times.
@@salmahyenasashimicheetah6888 crazy enough, I haven't played any game with Hammerfell in it. So I'm waiting with baited breath.
My theory that the Tsaesci might be remnants of a Yokudan fleet who found Akaviir by sailing west instead of east. Would also explain the snake symbolism (the world serpent story).
If the emperor died, wouldn't the dragonfires have gone out, thus they would _know_ that he died? Correct me if I'm wrong. I'm not a lore journeyman, much less an expert.
You are correct, probably part of the reason Bethesda scrapped that idea if they did plan to do it at all.
@@whoknows7968
I don't know how it works, but if he died and then was brought back one way or another, maybe the fires would still go out. Necromancy is at least one option.
This has been my theory since the location was established. We think of Akavir as being in the east but an invasion could just as easily come from the west, perhaps invading Yokuda first and using it as a staging ground for the invasion of Tamriel.
There going to invade the bottom of the ocean and use it as a staging ground? Yokuda got sunk.
Personally I anticipate that if TES 6 is truly in Hammerfell, we'll see the protagonist harness the abilities of the Sword-Saints. Seeing Sword-Saint abilities being used to bring down dragons would be amazing, and as we all know, the Yokudans proved that Hammerfell was an ideal spot to mount an invasion.
Connor S dragons maybe extinct once against by the time hammerfell comes around or there just very rare around tamriel now
@@traceyjacobsen8544 I was referring to if Uriel Septim returned, and I doubt they'd write the dragons off that fast since people love them, they just won't be as prevalent
Connor S in the previous elder scrolls games there weren't many dragons...in morrowing from what I know of they seem to be rare and in oblivion its said there were none except for one dragon...in skyrim dragons were the main part of the story so it makes sense why they'd be a lot more common...in TES7 there maybe at least 1 or possibly none
@@traceyjacobsen8544 I can guarantee they won't kill off all the dragons. Many knelt to Alduin's rule, and a few more to the Dragonborn. Considering how unpopular the kill Paarthurnax quest was, it most certainly won't be the canon version that they follow.
Connor S its said that the tsaesci tried to "consume" the dragons and that the dragons fled to tamriel...thats mostly why there in tamriel...the dragons will likely be hunted once more by the blades if the blades happen to grow back up in secrecy again and they'll hunt the rest of the dragons they can find left...in the lore of the elder scrolls series the dragonborn would likely also kill paarthurnax since its apart of the lore tho it could change...the dragonborn is half dragon after all so it would make sense for him to challenge another dovah
Also depending on what creatures live in hammerfell and depending how powerful a dragon is there could be other things that could chase the dragons off...apparently in morrowind cliff chasers forced the dragons out of morrowind
Alduin maybe created by akatosh and known as the world eater but he is still a dragon that went against his true nature which was to basically reset the creation of nirn...but he never did and went against his nature
I would love that, if it was possible. But since we are likely going to be in the Illiac Bay region, I doubt it. It's way too far from Akavir.
You know the world is round right? Although I agree it's highly unlikely given the setting we know and that the Redguards came from the continent Yokuda which lies to the west, it's possible to sail west and reach Akavir.
You have absolutely no idea regarding the size of the ocean on that side. Also, Akavir has not used it during their previous invasions, don't see why they would go that way now.
@@borislavarnaudov475 There's only been 2 reported invasions from Akavir, the Tsaesci who inhabit the western part of Akavir (thus they invaded from the east), and an unusual Kamali invasion who inhabit the north of Akavir (thus they came from the north east).
For all we know, the Kamali only came from the north _east_ because they used Atmora as a staging ground (a frozen hell not unlike their region of Akavir).
The Tiger Empire lies in the east of Akavir and it's unlikely they would launch and attack on Tamriel from _their_ western shore, having to fight through the Tsaesci first or waste time and resources going around the entire continent. Therefore, it makes sense that an Akavir invasion from the _west_ would be one from the Tiger Empire and completely possible.
Geographically, we don't know how much farther west one would need to travel beyond (what's left of) Yokuda to reach Akavir.
Speaking of Todd Howard interviews, did anyone else notice Todd said, during the 50th anniversary celebration, that he knows what happened to the Dwemer? That means there's an established answer to what happened at Red Mountain now.
I think an interesting idea is that if there is an akavir dlc you could meet Nerevar.
Vaineratom yea it would be good but which race would s/he be?
Oktoman Empire
Nerevar is dark elf by default, just like how the Dragonborn is nord by default
If we find Dragons in Elder Scrolls 6, I'd more likely suspect they would be surviving dragons from Skyrim.
Heck, we could potentially find more friendly ones like Paarthurnax, since several dragons are willing to follow him and the Way of the Voice, that could migrate to other lands. Depending on how long after the events of Skyrim TES6 is.
Zakaru dragons likely will go extinct if the blades return which i do believe the blades will return... tho its possible to get a visit from a crash landing dragon or at least bones of a dragon and even possibly getting the ability to shout since anyone can learn to shout
Also what about the Nereverine? Didnt he travel to Akavir?
You are correct, although what happened after the Nerevarine went there is unknown. Likely, that was just Bethesda's way of writing him/her away, since they are a player-created character who will never die of old age.
I think if they were to brng Akavir into the scene they would make mention of the Nereverine. Maybe explain the reasons behind going there to begin with
I would be really excited to see some Akaviri involvement in VI. One one hand it makes a ton of sense as it lends itself wonderfully to DLC, it fits in the lore and it makes sense from a history standpoint. Also, since I am firmly in the camp that this game will land in hammerfell (you see what I did there) and the first invasion hit the Iliac Bay region it all fits.
Long story short, I’m on board.
Why wouldn't dragons just come back if the snake people killed them since the dragons are technically god-like beings in TES?
Since dragons eaten by the dragonborn stay dead, maybe vampires who absorb their blood / life essence keep those dead?
@@grugmoment5542 that's a good point...
It is implied that the Tsaeci are metaphorically "vampiric" since they killed all the red dragons on Akavir, so ruthlessly so that all the black dragons, the ones seen in Skyrim, fled to Atmora and Tamriel in the first place. They then "ate" the Akaviri Asian like humans, which only further implies that along with their OP magical abilities against imperial forces during their Akaviri conquest, that the Tsaeci can and have absorbed souls, Dragon and mortal alike to use unmatched power to strengthen their empire's raw military might. Thu'ums basically mean nothing against Tsaeci as their magic is on a whole other level, perhaps beyond Aetherium magic altogether.
The only ones that come close to matching them are the Ka Po'Tun because as their king demonstrated, they can turn into dragons themselves, thus also having some understanding of how aedric magic works. Perhaps both are even more advanced than the Dwemer for all we know.
@@harpdedarpdooweee1107 Dwemer's scientific prowess was undeniable but can't really say the same in the context of their Arcane abilities. Hence the Tsaeci in all probability exceed them in that retrospective by far anyway.
Also , point to note is that the Snow Demon Kamal allied themselves with the Taseci in their previous Tamrielic invasion. So only goes to show how insanely powerful they might infact be judging by the fact they managed to make the snow demons themselves side with them.
I could also see a civil war between dragons, with independent dragons fighting against those loyal to paarthurnax, or the dragons of Tamriel fighting the dragons of akavir
I like the idea, but it would ultimately go against the Way of the Voice.
I think it's likely that either Ka'potun or the tsaesci invading will be the main quest, more than likely Ka'potun since he's considered divine and they need to keep the stakes "high" after Alduin. The thalmor/Second Great War will probably be what the Civil war was to Skyrim but still play a big part in the story.
The Tsaesi snake people race sounds interesting! They are eating humans so they are a scary threat. Also the ape race of Akavir sounds great. Unfortunately i forgot their name. But an invasion story would be a great idea. Of course it would need a lot of more content than just the invasion story! Maybe with some daedric princes involved on both sides. Or maybe new daedric princes from Akavir...!
Huge opportunities at least!
For the people saying that the akaviri invasion is unlikely due to the fact that the tes6 is going to be set in Hammerfell or highrock , I agree . BUT , the akaviri might use that to their advantage since they would always invade from the east , they would surprise people by launching an attack from the west. But idk , still think an akaviri invasion is unlikely . I’m still thinking it will have to due with Hammerfell and the aldmeri dominion, or maybe that tower thing in high rock .
An Akaviri invasion would be fuckin epic!!!! I'm hoping we could possibly play as the Akaviri races, think of the role-play stuff and the awesome builds we could do!!!!!!! 😁😁😁😁😁😁😍😍😍😍
@@Knight-PaladinEleanor Well it could
Bethesda already has this lined up. We all know they like to put minor hints in their games about their next game. Just like with boston being hinted at in Fallout 3. I believe ES6 will involve Akavir, at the begining of Skyrim when you are escaping Helgen Ralof or Hadvar say something after the frostbite spiders and before the bear....."What's next? Giant snakes?"....I believe this is a hint at the next games plot point. An invasion of the Vampiric Giant Snakes from Akavir.
Getting hired as an extra by the imperial legion on an expedition would make a great questline. Be on board a ship for a few days. Solve some mysteries onboard regarding a shady crewmember. Set up camp at the landing zone. Fight battles. Raid long forgotten dungeons. Discover something bigger than what was originally intended for the expedition. You see what I'm getting at. There's a lot of potential for a good story here.
I've actually been thinking the same thing.
First, there was the dragon card set in Legends
Then there was the Dragonbones DLC for ESO
Then the new story arc that focuses on dragons in ESO
And the dragon expansion for Blades
They're going to have to pull out all the stops with TES VI, and if they like dragons so damn much, Tosh Raka is the next logical step
Kind of blew there load early by having us kill the dragon god whose destined to destroy the multiverse.
I just wanna explore Akavir!
I think an Akaviri Invasion would be a really good plot for TES 6.
How do you solve a Akaviri invasion?
*FUS RO DAH!*
You pussy bitch are you that boring you have to resort to dead memes you fucken beta
@@andrebirds6308 ok but why so toxic
FUS RO DAH! Daily no you send a nerevarine to the scene
They are dragonslayers though.
Tsaesci would laugh in snake and say "Foooooolllissssssh dragonborn. We sssslay dragons >]"
@@andrebirds6308 halt halt halt halt halt halt halt halt halt.
Because old dead memes are the best dead meme you n'wah and the old games have the oldest memes.
If they did this, they'd also have to explain what happened to the Nerevarine. Or at least say something about it.
I got my kid brother hooked on Skyrim when he was little. He just turned 16, and he dolefully told me that he'd likely be in his twenties before the next Elder Scrolls game came out.
3:22 rip in the chat for that character head
Would any of the armies from the past eras have been able succeed in an invasion of akavir
They did release a cave where you can find an akaviri sword in Skyrim...
I want 4 things.
1)marriage (I like that rp sometimes)
2)dwarven I WANT 2 KNOW WTF HAPPENED 2 THEM.
3) the clockwork city WTF HAPPENED 2 IT.
4) WE FIGHT THE DOMINION
They had marriage in Skyrim, so I don't expect they'll remove that feature next time. The Dwarves and Clockwork City, though, I wouldn't hold my breath. Fighting the Dominion could happen, but my guess is that will happen in TESVII at the earliest. This game is taking place in Hammerfell, I believe.
Play elder scrolls legends to find out what happened in clockwork city.
Honestly whenever TES VI does release and they do give a demo scott, michael and drew do deserve a chance to play it
I've noticed comments about 2 things people seem confused on
First is that hammerfell is on the far side of tamriel and that akavir is on the side morrowind is on...they maybe on the complete opposite sides but they can still travel around to hammerfell if they wish to invade tamriel again
Then there's the racial mix up between the akaviri and the tsaesci... the akaviri are actually men not beast folk...the akaviri were also the original blades as well before the aldmeri dominion slaughtered almost everyone
The tsaesci are vampiric snake like beasts that once invaded tamriel... its said that ships were spotted raiding and pirating islands off the coasts of tamriel by bizzare looking beasts...which was indeed the tsaesci invasion
go to akavir, get some sushi, boy
Actually there is one more invasion of Akavir to speak of. The Nerevarine went there with an expedition just before the oblivion crisis.
That was the last he was heard from. It'd be fascinating to find out about his fate and why he went there.
"One day a peaceful,united empire will return to Akaviri and exact severe retribution" huh yeh sounds real peaceful.....
They probably mean more peaceful.
12:55 yep, I'm waiting for dragons in FO76...
They're called Scorchbeasts.
Fans: News for ES 6?
Bethesda: Dragons... Dragons! *DRAGONS!*
2 things: Them claiming the extreme weather conditions being unnatural could have been a way to save face for not being prepared for the seasons being a bit more extreme than Tamriel.
The second thing is that Uriel coming back from Akavir to retake his throne sounds so fucking dope
If this comes to pass, khajiit will follow his tiger dragon emperor into the depths of oblivion!
What next? Gaint snakes?
akavir is the other side of nirn to hammerfell? *insert will smith confused meme*
Explodingpineapple 64 yes but they can still travel around tamriel... both the kamal (frost demon giants) and the tsaesci have invaded tamriel before...
The kamal invaded tamriel to find someone in skyrim or and attacked windhelm and then went up past dawnstar but never attacked dawnstar...they then apparently went back past skyrim and back to morrowind
The tsaesci have been known to invade and try and take over tamriel without success...they've apparently invaded for multiple different reasons over the years and apparently the tsaesci tried to take over hammerfell at some point and failed
so its not impossible just a bit of a journey
@@traceyjacobsen8544 I've never read of the the Kamal invading Tamriel. Atmora at best seems a more likely possibility, but their nothing compared to the Tsaeci.
I think I've only once read of the Tsaeci's biding retaliation against Uriel Septim's invasion with their own counter invasion, but really it was probably just for show, like Uriel's invasion in the first place.
The only successful Tamrielic invasion by Akavir was the crusade of the blades to find the dragonborn, Reman, and that was probably just to create an empire to mimic the Ka Po'Tun that had similar opposing ideologies and now with Reman, capability (Dragon in mortal form) to stand up to the Tsaeci, what with like 10x the landmass and manpower of the Ka Po'Tun.
If the Tsaeci wanted to invade Tamriel, they could flick their wrist and wipe out the Empire and Dominion without breaking a sweat.
HArp De DArp Dooweee this is what i found on wiki about 2 major attacks one led by the kamal then later by the tsaesci (which turned out to be the akaviri i believe but idk seems to be a lot of confusion there)
In the mid Second Era, the Kamal nearly invaded all of northern Tamriel. Their king led a huge naval assault which landed just by the White River. The city of Windhelm quickly fell to the invaders, but they were fought off as a result of the formation of the Ebonheart Pact
@@traceyjacobsen8544 there's a lot of contradiction in varying wikis, lore books, in game accounts, and even the developers because Bethesda is known to retcon lore over the decades in regards to Akavir invasions and history, which is why people are so divided on what the Akaviri and Tsaeci even are at this point. The only thing that is for certain is that a Akaviri force of some kind of race, who knows, invaded Tamriel looking for Reman and became the blades. That's pretty much all anyone can say with certainty.
I just don't see how the Kamal could've organized such an formidable, invasive force when they're literally frozen in place half the year in Akavir and can't even takeover the Tang Mo when they do thaw out. I'd have to check credited lore more than from a wiki
HArp De DArp Dooweee that would make sense with lore changing
Also its said that during the winter the kamal are frozen and in summer they thaw out and for an unknown reason attack the tang mo (as you've said) but then for an unknown reason they took an unexpected full scale assault looking for someone who was in tamriel and obliterated windhelm from what I've read
from what I've found if you look up akaviri invasions wiki it talks about 2 of the most devastating invasions from the akaviri races which one talks about the kamal invading the northern side of tamriel
It was led by the kamal king ada'soom dir-kamal its also said there may of been a few tsaesci there as well
"While the course the invasion followed is relatively well-known, albeit slightly confused, the circumstances leading up to the attack are not so clear. All that is known is that on the 7th of Sun's Height, 2E 572, a fleet of Akaviri ships was sighted entering the mouth of the White River, dropping anchor off the coast. There they sat for nearly a month before assaulting the beaches of Windhelm on the 2nd of Last Seed. For unknown reasons, the Akaviri had bypassed the Telvanni Isles, Vvardenfell, and Solstheim before finally reaching their objective. Reports of Akaviri movements through Morrowind place the first landings as early as the 29th of Sun's Height. The invasion itself came as a complete surprise, with Windhelm falling only after five days of siege. The city itself was brutally sacked, with the assault resulting in the deaths of the reigning Queen in East-Skyrim, Mabjaarn Flame-Hair, and her heir Nurnhilde."
There's a lot more about it on the site if your interested it is quiet interesting to think about as well if it happens to be true
I would love more Akaviri stuff
This sounds awesome!
Much like red mountain having been erupted in morrowind, I think we might hear about a big chunk of Skyrim having been destroyed by an onslaught of vengeful Akavir. Maybe even Valenwood and Pelletine too in a continent scale pincer attack.
This would be awesome
Also I remember commenting on one of your videos about this anyway
I want for some wild reason, have the Akaviri bring Gunpowder weapons like canons and Matchlock.
I am big fan of a Thai Film called King Naresuan and 100 percent in my head I see Ayyuthaya as the Akaviri
That would be pretty stupid because of how powerful they said they are as warriors and how big they were
Cannons are already a thing in Tamriel. And there are ingredients that are equalvent to gunpowder like fire salts.
@@noxflo897 I was talking about the Akavir having them
Now imagine being able to side with the Emperor's invasion, or the current, shattered empire.
An akaviri invasion would be great; we could actually see some Akaviri and possibly fight them. Sounds like Todd has good ideas to me.
Sometimes I'm really mad about how we haven't had ES6.. but man when it gets here nothing will ever beat that first load up of ES6.
Ever since I heard Akaviri races, I hoped that any sequels or prequels would be the invasion of Akaviri or Invasion of Tamriel to Akaviri again.
Dude, you need maps showing some of these historic invasions.
I honestly would rather see the Sloads or Maormer make a return. They have been in previous games after all.
Both of them are very well represented in the Elder Scrolls Online. We see even sub-types of them (Maomer-Leviathans and the Sea-Sloads).
You guys should collaborate with Badcompanysarge it would be epic!
Yeah my prediction would be either an akaviri invasion, or a second great war with the dominion. (Both possibly would contain a quest to find the last dragonborn that has been missing in apocrypha for the time that has passed.
If Tamriel was to be invaded by Akaviri again, it would be more interesting if it was at the point where the Aldmeri Dominion has just taken over but were not expecting the Akaviri.
It will be The Elder Scrolls: AkaVIri, like The Elder Scrolls IV: OblIVion!!
All I'm saying is, if the map is nearly the same or bigger than ES5 I will be happy. Ofc this would be made better by dynamic encounters on the road.
I would love a full sized expansion in Akavir, maybe just like the areas that people of Tamriel had invaded.
A rejected plotline for Skyrim was Uriel V trying to reclaim the Imperial throne by launching a full scale Dragon invasion from Akavir, this was sadly rejected and what we got is the Last Dragonborn plot.
Ouch.. knowing that i now have a bitter taste about the Skyrim we got. The Akaviri invasion sounds so much better
I liked that book in skyrim.
I think the whole "Uriel invading with an army of dragons" got separated into two parts - the army of dragons morphed into Alduin leading an army of dragons, and the "ancient dragonborn who cmmands dragons (Uriel)" concept got morphed into Miraak, so I don't think they are going to re-use those elements.