5 Great Fan Theories About The Elder Scrolls 6 EXPLAINED & DISCUSSED
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- In today's video, we discuss 5 great, fun and thought provoking fan theories regarding the elder scrolls 6. We discuss these theories and then decide how probable they are in terms of coming true. The first theory has to do with the game taking place in the Tamriel Province of Black Marsh. The second theory decrees that the player will not be the center of attention for the plot line, and instead, will take part and watch the action unfold. The third theory suggests that the game could be a prequel, even going a step further and saying it could take place before any of the current elder scrolls games. The forth theory describes that Morrowind might have hinted at the plotline for the next game. And the fifth and final theory says that the Towers Theory an the Thalmor will be the main plot and antagonists for this elder scrolls game.
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The Nerevarine going to Akaviri after Morrowind sounds like what that Ald'run Priest was hinting at. Not only is the Nerevarine a idol hero in Morrowind but they were responsible for uniting the Ashland tribes and the great houses and defeating Dagoth Ur. So they would definitely be chosen to serve as a mediator.
Also Todd Howard mentioned how originally Alduin wasn't the Antagonist of Skyrim but one of the Septim Emperors who lead a doomed expedition to Akaviri, he would return to Tamriel leading an Army of Dragons. So it fits with the whole Akaviri Plot.
Elder Scrolls 6 is already made. It is in a giant chest in the Bethesda basement. You have to access it through a secret tunnel in the Washington Underground.
Down we go my friend!
I think having the game take place in *a* province is unnecessarily limited. I'd like to see maybe two whole provinces, one controlled by the Aldmeri and one controlled by the Empire, with some independent groups in the middle. It could be very cool to cross a border and enter a completely different culture, not just a different biome.
Admittedly, Bethesda is also sort of limited, so them going for the monoculture single province route is also possible.
I agree with you, I think at this point with ESO and how the series has progressed, they need to jump up to potentially 2 or more provinces to really continue scaling
Hammerfell pirates vs high elf navy. And the game takes place across the whole west coast including valenwood.
Imagine if they put a black flag type dlc in which you can explore all the islands of the abecean sea
That would be wicked! I’d be cool with that!
That won’t happen, it just won’t, ever.
I'm dreading what's going to get cut next for streamlining. Tamriel as a setting shrinks everytime they want to portray something but decide its just a bit too tricky to do right. Or if continuing the story of an area would require them to actually make a point.
My prediction for the civil war is Ulfric wins and is immediately overcome by the empire, resetting to the status quo and leaving the empire in no position to do anything but fight the dominion to a drawn out quagmire. Nothing changes, everything is worse, classic bethesda ending.
The throat of the world is Skyrim's "tower". The thalmor helped facilitate the return of the dragons to deactivate that tower's stone, which I believe, they succeeded at.
The last 3 elder scrolls games have all had cataclysmic events at the "towers": Red Mountain, White Gold Tower, and High Hrothgar, presumably deactivating these stones and their power, because its not just the Thalmor who want Mundus destroyed, it's ultimately the will of the Daedra Lords who are manipulating mortals and lower beings into self destruction.
An astute observation, I am beginning to think that this could be a central theme (or one of them) in the next game
It would make a lot of sense lore wise, because that is the Thalmor's end-game; to become as Gods, and upending the Towers makes their apotheosis very likely, or it could wipe them all out instantly like the fate of the Dwemer ....
I love this idea!!
To me the best theory is the Akaviri Invasion + a prequel. There soo much room to work into it. At same time it could be a new oportunity for them to polish even more their faction/base builing engine, wich seems what they are putting in their flagship RPG's since Fallout 4. However i don't have many hopes they will do anything very complex besides the boring sporadic base defense, if it get implemented at all.
10 to 1 fan theories will be infinitely superior to the actual game. Skyrim being set 200 years later was a huge mistake. Remember Oblivion ended with a succession crisis looming after Martin's death. That could have told a fantastic narrative. You could even still have the thalmor and civic unrest as a consequence of Dagon's actions. If anyone seen the Patrician's Oblivion retrospective this would tie directly to his Dagon therory as being his true goal. The destruction and revolution his invasion caused. Remember he his daedric prince of both not just in destroying things. They pushed the princes far too much in the devilish nature making them much less interesting than they were in Morrowind or Daggerfall. Skyrim also disappointed me by not following up on the Shivering Isles expansion. We really should have gotten a Jyaggilag quest. Elder Scrolls 6 will have no skills and no dialogue options if Fallout 4 and Starfield are any indicator (they are.)
I want it to be based in high rock. That land is gorgeous
Teats
I'd like to see them do something with Black Marsh or Elsweyr. I'd like a big Skooma quest too.
The teaser is more of a marketing tool than an actual show of what the game may be. The theory that the player will not assume the leading (tragic) role based on his link to nirn fate is shallow, there not many elder scroll games to say there will be a pattern, like 1 god hero / 1 auxiliar hero / 1 god hero... and soo on. Also the Hero of Kvatch is *SPOILER* the Mad God, soo in a way his existence is tied to the balance of power in the Deadra realms and the continuation of the Mad God works, that are also in a way part of the balance in Nirn.
TES6 is supposed to beto Todd’s last game. If I remember right he lies Akavir. But he also said something keeping the mysterious, mysterious.
They’re going to do half of hammerfell but they’ll stretch it out with a lot of nothing in between the cities so it seems “to scale” or we’ll get full hammerfell but a lot of cities will have been “destroyed” in the war. Orsinium and 1 city in high rock will be the DLC. MAYBE we’ll get 1 island with like 1 Sload on it. You’ll hear in game rumors of an akaviri landing in Morrowind or black marsh but that’s it. Prepare to be wildly disappointed and if you were a stormcloak fan prepare for Ulfric to get dragged, he will either have been crushed like a nothing burger and given passing mention or exiled in hammerfell where he’ll be a drunk and demeaned. Dragon shouts/sword singing for sure and very cheesy. The thalmor/empire war will not have started and you’ll probably have to convince one or both factions in Hammerfell to give either Great War faction support. DLC will be about rebuilding orsinium and some love or orphan who is the real heir type quest in high rock. There are a few pintrist accounts that are associated with designers someone found and posted to Reddit. It not only predicted some DLC for another game they did, but starfield and now hammerfell, it’s mostly all north and Central African architecture they’ve pinned to the account.
Do you plan to make a update video about sutch since it appears in ESO's new dlc?
I just hope that the setting is not some generic fantasy setting like the last two games have been and I would love to see the home of the beast races more explored and see their history given that they have been on tamriel longer than the races of man and mer
The Godhead got a small shock, and he's half woken up making the entire universe erupt in chaos, then he falls back to sleep.
After the Atomshop, Creation Club, Eso/Fallout 76 game launchs and the lackluster... no, mediocre Starfield I've no hope in The Elder Scrolls V.I living up to the wait.
if it is a prequel, I'd expect the theme to be 'the past is not what it seems'
Would love. An atmorrah one
I believe we will visit more than one province they are going to do a sort of starfield game
We hope not starfeild simply has NO SOUL to it. The devs realize this, just look at the new dlc announced for it. So at least theyve learnt.
Es6 will probably be hammerfell and highrock. With a new system of ships and sailing. Doing trades and privatering, smuggling and blockades. The alikir desert NEEDS to be done RIGHT.. it has GOT to be dry and barren a system were if you walk around in fully clad heavy armour youl die. Instead when you venture into the dessert youl need cool white clothes and water.
@@chillievans If you think anything will change your delusional AAA is dead
Unpopular (?) opinion but I DON'T want TESVI to be set in multiple provinces.
The game is going to have the same volume of content (quests, cities, NPCs...) regardless. I'd rather have one well developed province, than multiple provinces that are shallow and only, like, 2 cities each.
@@rolandsquire6555 completely agree, but with the exception of highrock with hammerfell, when you look at the lore they have both been intertwined with eachother alot. And again with what we know with what HAS happened there during the events of skyrim.
please dont mention starfield lol
In every game we are or become a blades agent im sure in tes 6 we will play a blade again
The blades could certainly make an appearance again and we could be helping them out
I’m kind of glad Starfield was trash, I no longer have any hype for TES 6
Same here I pretty much expect TES 6 to be trash
I guess the good part is everyone’s expectations are super low now, if we’re lucky we might be surprised at what we get 😂
Yall are trippin.
I have been extremely by bethesda for years now, heck it seems they don’t even test any of their danged content. Just look at the shitfest that is the most recent 76 update, the “game” crashes almost every 15-20 mins
Well, actually starfield is absolutely new game with new lore and so on, it’s irrational to expect that tes 6 will be something kind of that as it already has deeply developed lore and we cannot say at this moment that the game will be trash. Let’s count from Morrowind, there’s no elder scrolls game with definitely awful gameplay and boring story so I would rather say it will be hard to make it that bad
All I want to see is Hammerfell and Orsinium
I think Orsinium would be so cool to see!
Ordinium will be DLC, and the game will have both Hammerfell and High rock. Conflict before forebears and crowns. I work at bethesda this is a leak
They should've gone for Elder Scrolls VI to begin with... why was Starfield even bothered with? It's just put the next instalment of the Elder Scrolls back. I don't know about everyone else, but I care more about the Elder Scrolls than Starfield.
i think it will be a daggerfall remake. so high rock and hammerfell regions
I feel like I'm probably the only person on earth who just could not give a shit less about the dwemer or their origins lol. I definitely don't want a whole game wasted on it.
I played Skyrim first and the mystery of the dwemer in the background of the game was very interesting to me.
And then I played Morrowind and saw a bunch of Dwemer ghosts. Like...well mystery solved, there they are! And that's before you get into the quests regarding the dwarves and Yagrum.
We already know the cause of disappointment. It's those pesky expectations.
Isn’t it taking place in hammerfell confirmed
I think it’s been heavily implied, but not 100% sure if it’s confirmed
Will there really be one
Let’s hope so!
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unrelated to es6, but please hear me out!!!
The REAL story of talos: talos was a general in akulakanes army and conquered lands for him and made him a great king, but akulakane was scared of all the other kings and generals taking his power and became extremely paranoid... after this he tried to have talos killed, explaining the throat slice from the night blade, but talos made up the story of the night blade in order to protect the man who gave him his power who made him a powerful general and who he may have seen as a father.... he burned the palace to cover up what akulakane had done soo that his memory wasn't tarnished.... he then took over his burgeoning empire and trys to fulfill his original dream b4 the paranoia took overb
It’s hor ta tor. Not hortater
Cheers! Couldn’t find how to pronounce so just went crazy with it
@@ABardsBallad i swear it would have been said in oblivion, and quite often too. But it’s fair, i probably would have done the same.
Fan theory #596378: it's Bethesda. Expect the worst. They love their trash coding and engine.
Bethesda are going to find a way to make it worse than starfield, God knows how but I have faith in them.
I can tell you didnt play tes 3 morrowind. But basically.... You play as the neverine... Whom is ACTUALLY DRAGONBORN BTW, not the reincarnated nerevar indoril... The emperor sent you there to fullfill the prophecy as the result ended with the living gods losing their power ergo more power and control to the empire......anyway ... On your journey through the game you become named hortator ... Basically a 'neutral' (ish) spokesman and spiritual leader for the great houses and there people.... And then in the game of oblivion you hear rumors that the neverine has indeed gone on an expedition to akavir...but hasn't been heard from scince...
Cool fact: TES 5 was originally going to be set in akavir.. and be focused around an emperor who tryed to take it years ago and failed.. but has come back mysteriously.
I haven’t played it actually, you are correct! Appreciate the info! I did read that Skyrim was originally going to be based in Akavir!
how is the NEREVARine a dragonborn?? it's never mentioned, at all
the nerevarine is literally a prophecy you fulfill, that prophecy being that indoril nerevar comes back to get balance to the land 😮💨
@@izzyjevsk804 its literally IN the prophecy
From seventh sign of eleventh generation,
Neither Hound nor Guar, nor Seed nor Harrow,
But Dragon-born and far-star-marked,
Outlander Incarnate beneath Red Mountain,
Blessed Guest counters seven curses,
Star-blessed hand wields thrice-cursed blade,
To reap the harvest of the unmourned house.
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Uriel the 7th is wise beyond 'normal means' due to YEARS being stuck in oblivion, trapped there by jager tharn (events of tes 2) he sends you to Morrowind to fullfill this prophecy, resulting in the death of the living gods (stronger grip for empire over MW)
"Each event is preceded by Prophecy. But without the hero, there is no Event." - Zurin Arctus, the Underking.
@@chillievansThat "dragon-born and far-star-marked" line in the prophecy could just be there to point out that the Nerevarine was born "under the red dragon banner of the Empire" (e.g., in a province other than Morrowind far away from Vvardenfell).
I could see them being Dragonborn, or perhaps even an illegitimate Septim like Martin, but it seems unlikely (imo). The Nerevarine being a Dragonborn isn't brought up again aside from that one line, and if they were Dragonborn it would've been brought up again in some way or form -- either through the Nerevarine having a prophetic dream/vision, or other characters such as Caius Cosades, Nibani Maesa, or Wulf bringing it up
Bethesda do not deserve the passion from the players.
My best guess about the setting of TES6 is that it will either take place at the same time of Skyrim or hundreds of years later... Just so Bethesda doesn't have to write a canon ending to the Skyrim civil war plotline.
These fan fictions especially towards the end give Bethesda too much credit for their writing ability.
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