What is this earth ?

Xarc

From west of glenumbria


I have an idea ofc, but I want to share and ask your opinion about this. Please give constructive comments if you can

Strider__Roshin

Probably Yokuda.

Elusiin

Xarcus wrote: »

From west of glenumbria


I have an idea ofc, but I want to share and ask your opinion about this. Please give constructive comments if you can

Don't worry, the great pirate Arya Stark already set sail for that land. We will know all about it soon. Then we can begin colonization and genocide of the native populations.

Xarc

Most of the time you can not see anything because of the fog in Glenumbria. But that day, it was sunny.

Sylvermynx

Xarcus wrote: »

Most of the time you can not see anything because of the fog in Glenumbria. But that day, it was sunny.

Fog? I never see fog in Glenumbra. Sometimes it rains. Well, it rains in every zone in my game, more of the time than not. But no.... I've never seen fog in Glenumbra.

So, by the arrow shown on you map, that's northwest, out into the ocean. AFAIK (and if nothing is retconned) the only thing that could be that direction would be Akavir. Certainly not Yokuda, which is southwest.... as far as we know.....

deadsheepb14_ESO

It's where Bilbo, Frodo, Gandalf, and Arya Stark are enjoying their much deserved vacations! \o/

Xarc

Sylvermynx wrote: »

Xarcus wrote: »

Most of the time you can not see anything because of the fog in Glenumbria. But that day, it was sunny.

Fog? I never see fog in Glenumbra. Sometimes it rains. Well, it rains in every zone in my game, more of the time than not. But no.... I've never seen fog in Glenumbra.

Glenumbria is maybe the most foggy region in Tamriel. We see nothing beyond 150meters.

Sylvermynx wrote: »

So, by the arrow shown on you map, that's northwest, out into the ocean. AFAIK (and if nothing is retconned) the only thing that could be that direction would be Akavir. Certainly not Yokuda, which is southwest.... as far as we know.....

Akavir is known to be located east of Tamriel. The sea of dragons meet the sea of ghost, eastern of morrowind.

xxthir13enxx

That’s actually the back of a giant sea turtle

Moonsorrow

Did read the topic and clicked in expecting you found the statue of liberty half buried on some beach.. a bit disappointed now.

Sylvermynx

Well, guys - the weather in the game world is NOT a given. I never have fog in Glenumbra, but it rains EVERYWHERE, including Alik'r and Bangkorai - and Upper Elseweyr. Friend of mine can be in game same time as I am, same zone, and in his game it's not raining - but in my game it is.

I get about 10 minutes of "no rain" in any zone in game. Now, mind you - I'm not complaining. I LOVE rain, and am perfectly happy for it to rain all the time in any zone.

Works for me.

Reverb

It’s an island named Keyalla. Source: maps found online, created by fams based on in game books and information. Here’s the two that are most clearly labeled, though the island appears unlabeled in many maps found online.

http://pre09.deviantart.net/6f8c/th/pre/i/2017/009/7/c/imp__trading_company_map__tamriel__elder_scrolls_by_boggodamuse-dauo0h6.jpg

https://www.deviantart.com/fredoric1001/art/Geopolitical-map-of-Tamriel-in-4E201-English-417132448

Xarc

Reverb wrote: »

It’s an island named Keyalla. Source: maps found online, created by fams based on in game books and information. Here’s the two that are most clearly labeled, though the island appears unlabeled in many maps found online.

http://pre09.deviantart.net/6f8c/th/pre/i/2017/009/7/c/imp__trading_company_map__tamriel__elder_scrolls_by_boggodamuse-dauo0h6.jpg

https://www.deviantart.com/fredoric1001/art/Geopolitical-map-of-Tamriel-in-4E201-English-417132448

Do you have a source from lore ? (deviantart isnt a reliable source, only fan-made even if sometimes it is inspired from real sources)

So maybe.
But it looks bigger than a simple isle.