Locations we want to see added the most

Pendrillion

I always wondered. What would you guys need to get hands on the content of past games? Is it a legal issue? And I know I kind of kick a hornets nest with that idea, but, you definitely should bring Michael Kirkbride back. And let him make some sweet Morrowind related content.

bedlom

Add it all.

ArcVelarian

1. Cloud Ruler Temple (is it being saved for a Dungeon?)
2. Parts of Cyrodiil that haven't been ravaged by Daedra and the Alliance War.
3. Vvardenfell
4. Akavir
5. The southern coastal regions of Hammerfell (Hegathe, Gilane, Taneth, Rihad)
6. The Western Kingdom of Skyrim. Maybe an Alliance with the Daggerfall Covenant and an invasion by the Ebonheart Pact.

Deyirn

tordr86b16_ESO wrote: »

ZOS_RichLambert wrote: »

/lurk

/lurk

1 new zone for each faction. skyrim for ep

I can't say I agree with that, I think Vvardenfell would be a better choice, besides that... MORROWIND NOSTALGIA!!!
I've never liked Skyrim (both the game and the territory). I'm not a big fan of snowy landscapes, especially if they are influenced by Norse mythology, then it becomes a torture for me.

I would prefer if ZOS add either Vvardenfell or a new zone that has never appeared in the previous games before, while leaving the classic nostalgia territories for expansions or high level content.

Selique

MORE BLACK MARSH!
-Helstrom (Black Marsh)
-Gideon (Black Marsh)
-Archon (Black Marsh)
-Thorn (Black Marsh)
-Soulrest (Black Marsh)
-Blackrose (Black Marsh)
-Lilmoth (Black Marsh)
-Underwater Argonian villages!
-Wilds, Fens, Moors, and Swamps! Ayleid Ruins, Argonian Ruins, and more!

Also:
-Any and all of Elsweyr
-Bravil (Cyrodiil)
-Underwater places!

QueenAyrenn

When we see Summerset, I hope Alinor and Cloudrest are huge, and well developed. Cities that are fun, and make me want to call them home when I'm not questing.

Enodoc

For anyone who's interested, back before launch, the Alliance Map on the official website had zone borders on it. I annotated a copy of that map which I have up on UESP, and labelled all the zones. Here it is (zone code key is inside the spoiler tag; I also added a couple of missing border lines):

• AL Alik'r
• AN Anequina (Reaper's March would traditionally contain some of Anequina, but this name is in the text files; this area includes the Rimmen city area)
• AU Auridon
• BE Betnikh
• BF Bal Foyen
• BI Bleakrock Isle
• BK Bangkorai
• BW Blackwood (as seen in Oblivion)
• CL Craglorn
• CH Colovian Highlands (also could be West Weald)
• CY Cyrodiil
• DE Deshaan
• EM Eastmarch
• FA Falkreath (as seen in Skyrim)
• GC Gold Coast (as seen in Oblivion)
• GL Glenumbra
• GS Greenshade
• GW Grahtwood
• HJ Hjaalmarch (as seen in Skyrim)
• KR Khenarthi's Roost
• MM Murkmire
• MT Malabal Tor
• NB Nibenay Basin (as seen in Oblivion, although the text files just calls this Nibenay, which is inaccurate)
• NV Nibenay Valley (as seen in Oblivion)
• PA The Pale (also includes the Winterhold area)
• RE The Reach (also includes the Haafingar area)
• RI The Rift
• RM Reaper's March
• RS Rivenspire
• QR Quin'rawl (from the text files, although that says Quin-rawl, which is incorrectly punctuated)
• SF Shadowfen
• SH Stormhaven
• SM Stros M'Kai
• SO Solstheim (as seen in Bloodmoon, Dragonborn)
• SS South Summerset (No source for name, I made it up; could be called Alinor since that is in this area)
• ST Stonefalls
• SU Sunforge (from the text files)
• TE Tenmar (from the text files, this area includes the Corinthe city area)
• TI Topal Island (from the text files)
• TM Thornmarsh (as stated in the Loremaster's Archive)
• VH Velothi Highlands (the northwest Morrowind area with Blacklight, but the in-game map doesn't currently allow for the correct geographical shape)
• WD The Weeping Desert (from the text files)
• WG Wrothgar
• WR Whiterun

Further analysis can be found on my UESP page.

mtwiggz

The Imperial City.

Arenas.

Different forms of Cyrodiil.