I enjoy cadwells, very much so. With all my alts. Despite all my alts. Yes... it does get a bit boring sometimes... but hey, I play an hour for daily enlightment in cadwells, and then spend the rest of ma gamingtime on my main doing whatever I feel up to, be it PvP, gathering in craglorn hoping for some red stuff, roleplaying, whatever.

And I suppose once they are finally ready to implement the final phase of the champion system, silver and gold will both be optional and likely run in parallel instead of sequential too.

What I would love to see though was something done with the alliance home regions. Making them viable for high-to-endgame content, creating a "updated" version of them to go have fun in...

Like, once you finish cadwells (or maybe the main story if/once cadwells becomes optional), you unlock a veteran version of your homelands, which are slightly different from the mainstory versions, in that any "things going on" during the old mainstory quests are all over with, and replaced by what follows.

(Say, for example, in the first pact home regions the DC invasion of bleakrock, bal foyen and stonefalls would have been defeated, all the DC troops are gone, the damage done by them and the fallout is being repaired, the DC mobs are replaced by "area-specific" mobs or friendly NPCs as applicable, the dolmen all quiet, no daedra pop up, but all mobs are, say, V11... maybe have all the resources be a mix of all levels though, so highlevel players can still have access to low level resources and thus can craft for guild and friends... and the second map would then be V12, until V15 for the last homeland map... all already unlocked of course, so those people who really, truly cannot bear questing can proceed to the last map and grind dwelves to their hearts content... the milk-drinking... -remainder of the sentence censored to uphold forum rules- )

And while the original quests of course will all have been done (shame on any who skip quests! ), the whole thing might be made interesting by offering daily repeatable quests akin to the crafting writs, possibly following the old "random" quests from Daggerfall... you know, "go to dwelve -x-; kill boss / interact with object / talk with NPC; go back for reward" or "go to area on map; find NPC/object/monster; interact/talk/kill; come back for reward", or "find -number- of -object/monster- in map area; collect/kill; come back for reward"... stuff like that which may take the player all over the (newly dangerous again) maps, just with more randomness then the cyrodil daily quests... the fighter guilds bounty quests would also be interesting (the "kill -number- of -mob type-, find them yourself")

And then... there might even be larger questlines that might take playes over several maps through their completion. I'd like to see a daily "bard" quest that just required to play a music emote in five different inns on five different maps... or a messanger quest that requires delivering five letters to five people in different maps... and I am also very much hoping for a eventual dark brotherhood quest that is not just "go there, kill that one", but requires first tracking down your target, asking people all over different maps, and following the hints until you find the hiding place. At least every now and then (would be neat if you never knew what kind of job you'd get... one day it might be a lengthy hunt, the other a quick assignment...)

And finally... there might even be minor world PvP added. There could be a special wayshrine other faction players might use to sneakily enter your homelands veteran version, though if they do they get flagged as enemy to all homefield players, as well as attacked by all the justice guards... and these spies would then get daily "spy/sabotage" type missions, with the home players having repeatable "spycatcher" missions and thus incentive to keep their eyes open for any intruders... and then there could even be special disguises that might fool players (though only in the "flagging friendly" way, they might still figure it out by noticing that supposedly friendly character is wearing the "infiltrator disguise" outfit...), but not guards and were lost at Any kind of combat...

Just some thoughts...