The rest of Tamriel

Enodoc · May 2015

UrQuan wrote: »

Enodoc wrote: »

Back before launch, the online map had zone borders on it, which I annotated. They removed the border lines for the current version. The only differences between the original and this one, aside from my annotations, are the border I put down the side of the VH zone, the border between RS and WG, and the border between BF and ST, which are where those borders exist on the in-game map but were missed off this one:

Zone code key is inside the below spoiler. Further analysis can be found on my UESP page.

AL Alik'r

AN Anequina (including the Rimmen city area, shouldn't be called this as Reaper's March also includes part of Anequina, but this name is in the text files)

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 puntuated)

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)

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

You've posted that before in another thread haven't you? I'm sure I've seen it before. You get another awesome for it though, because it's very cool and I like that map

Yep, at least twice

It's like Cross-Faction PvE. Every time someone starts a thread about Cross-Faction PvE, I post the same thing about how it would be lore-friendly to have in Coldharbour, Craglorn, et al; every time I see a thread about future zones, I post the map. Each time someone different gets to see it

Faulgor · May 2015

Enodoc wrote: »

Back before launch, the online map had zone borders on it, which I annotated. They removed the border lines for the current version. The only differences between the original and this one, aside from my annotations, are the border I put down the side of the VH zone, the border between RS and WG, and the border between BF and ST, which are where those borders exist on the in-game map but were missed off this one:

Zone code key is inside the below spoiler. Further analysis can be found on my UESP page.

AL Alik'r

AN Anequina (including the Rimmen city area, shouldn't be called this as Reaper's March also includes part of Anequina, but this name is in the text files)

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 puntuated)

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)

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

I have a feeling that they abandoned this map after deciding to change to B2P. At QuakeCon, the zones in development were still on track with Wrothgar and Murkmire. The new ones shown at the B2P announcement - Clockwork City, Abah's Landing, Mephala's Realm - are all possibly smaller than a full zone and don't contribute to Tamriel's map.

Enodoc · May 2015

Faulgor wrote: »

Enodoc wrote: »

Back before launch, the online map had zone borders on it, which I annotated. They removed the border lines for the current version. The only differences between the original and this one, aside from my annotations, are the border I put down the side of the VH zone, the border between RS and WG, and the border between BF and ST, which are where those borders exist on the in-game map but were missed off this one:

Zone code key is inside the below spoiler. Further analysis can be found on my UESP page.

AL Alik'r

AN Anequina (including the Rimmen city area, shouldn't be called this as Reaper's March also includes part of Anequina, but this name is in the text files)

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 puntuated)

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)

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

I have a feeling that they abandoned this map after deciding to change to B2P. At QuakeCon, the zones in development were still on track with Wrothgar and Murkmire. The new ones shown at the B2P announcement - Clockwork City, Abah's Landing, Mephala's Realm - are all possibly smaller than a full zone and don't contribute to Tamriel's map.

I'm not sure about Clockwork City, but Abah's Landing and the Spiral Skein (Mephala's Realm) are looking likely to be the "Eyevea" locations for the Thieves Guild and Dark Brotherhood. There's no reason they can't add in small off-map locations in addition to still having plans for the zones.

Rosveen · May 2015

Enodoc wrote: »

Faulgor wrote: »

Enodoc wrote: »

Back before launch, the online map had zone borders on it, which I annotated. They removed the border lines for the current version. The only differences between the original and this one, aside from my annotations, are the border I put down the side of the VH zone, the border between RS and WG, and the border between BF and ST, which are where those borders exist on the in-game map but were missed off this one:

Zone code key is inside the below spoiler. Further analysis can be found on my UESP page.

AL Alik'r

AN Anequina (including the Rimmen city area, shouldn't be called this as Reaper's March also includes part of Anequina, but this name is in the text files)

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 puntuated)

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)

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

I have a feeling that they abandoned this map after deciding to change to B2P. At QuakeCon, the zones in development were still on track with Wrothgar and Murkmire. The new ones shown at the B2P announcement - Clockwork City, Abah's Landing, Mephala's Realm - are all possibly smaller than a full zone and don't contribute to Tamriel's map.

I'm not sure about Clockwork City, but Abah's Landing and the Spiral Skein (Mephala's Realm) are looking likely to be the "Eyevea" locations for the Thieves Guild and Dark Brotherhood. There's no reason they can't add in small off-map locations in addition to still having plans for the zones.

Oooh. If Mephala's realm is that kind of zone for the Dark Brotherhood, it would be very interesting indeed. I'm not sure it'd be so overt, though.

Enodoc · May 2015

Rosveen wrote: »

Enodoc wrote: »

Faulgor wrote: »

Enodoc wrote: »

Back before launch, the online map had zone borders on it, which I annotated. They removed the border lines for the current version. The only differences between the original and this one, aside from my annotations, are the border I put down the side of the VH zone, the border between RS and WG, and the border between BF and ST, which are where those borders exist on the in-game map but were missed off this one:

Zone code key is inside the below spoiler. Further analysis can be found on my UESP page.

AL Alik'r

AN Anequina (including the Rimmen city area, shouldn't be called this as Reaper's March also includes part of Anequina, but this name is in the text files)

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 puntuated)

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)

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

I have a feeling that they abandoned this map after deciding to change to B2P. At QuakeCon, the zones in development were still on track with Wrothgar and Murkmire. The new ones shown at the B2P announcement - Clockwork City, Abah's Landing, Mephala's Realm - are all possibly smaller than a full zone and don't contribute to Tamriel's map.

I'm not sure about Clockwork City, but Abah's Landing and the Spiral Skein (Mephala's Realm) are looking likely to be the "Eyevea" locations for the Thieves Guild and Dark Brotherhood. There's no reason they can't add in small off-map locations in addition to still having plans for the zones.

Oooh. If Mephala's realm is that kind of zone for the Dark Brotherhood, it would be very interesting indeed. I'm not sure it'd be so overt, though.

Yeah true. Datamining has shown the apparent connection between Abah's Landing and the Thieves Guild content, but the connection between the Dark Brotherhood content and the Spiral Skein is more speculatory. There's a strong connection between Mephala and the Morag Tong, as she is their patron, but less of an obvious connection between Mephala and the Dark Brotherhood. If there's any accounting of the times though, the DB are only around 250 years old, and are heavily in conflict with the Tong at this time. Even if the Spiral Skein is not "DB's Eyevea", I think it's quite likely that it will be part of the DB content. I can't see the connection myself, but maybe Clockwork City could be DB's Eyevea, and the Spiral Skein will act like those bits of the Shivering Isles we visited during the Mages Guild content.

Junkkis · May 2015

Maeby after 10 year there is all zones open "maeby".

Gidorick · July 2015

Junkkis wrote: »

Maeby after 10 year there is all zone!open "maeby".

I certainly hope so

Surragard · July 2015

I think we can all agree that content has been quite lacking but ZoS is in a good position right now to make it right. Between Imperial City, Orsinium, and the QuakeCon zones (which I will also speculate will introduce Dark Brotherhood and Thieve's Guild) there is a great opportunity to build up momentum from the Imperial City launch and keep moving it forward with new content releases.

As to the OP, I do think we will see much of the map fulled out over the course of the coming years. All of it? Probably not but we'll see a pretty good amount. I would however, point to LOTRO. After FTP content certainly slowed down and it has been about 8 years or so since launch. We still haven't see all of middle-earth b/c there is so much room for content. If ZoS gets some momentum going and creates a regular schedule for releasing new content however, I think it would diffuse a lot of tension.

Ranique · July 2015

I do always think that Atmora is always underestimated. It is north of skyrim (according to lore), so it would be expected to be covered in ice, except when the actuas

Faulgor wrote: »

Enodoc wrote: »

Back before launch, the online map had zone borders on it, which I annotated. They removed the border lines for the current version. The only differences between the original and this one, aside from my annotations, are the border I put down the side of the VH zone, the border between RS and WG, and the border between BF and ST, which are where those borders exist on the in-game map but were missed off this one:

Zone code key is inside the below spoiler. Further analysis can be found on my UESP page.

AL Alik'r

AN Anequina (including the Rimmen city area, shouldn't be called this as Reaper's March also includes part of Anequina, but this name is in the text files)

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 puntuated)

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)

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

I have a feeling that they abandoned this map after deciding to change to B2P. At QuakeCon, the zones in development were still on track with Wrothgar and Murkmire. The new ones shown at the B2P announcement - Clockwork City, Abah's Landing, Mephala's Realm - are all possibly smaller than a full zone and don't contribute to Tamriel's map.

I feel they have abandoned it long before that. As endodoc said, it was abandoned before launch.
to me, only those things that are announced are going to happen. All else might be on the table, and might not be on the table. As there is no announcement, it will be subject to chance. I personally think they still have too many things "announced" and they should shorten the list.