Naga. Argonian with passives for DD.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYbl5B8R9-E#t=4595s

I definitely woulkd like to make a tall, lanky maormer stormcaller with greenish hair and a big happy grin, wearing robes in purple, green and orange...
...and wonder who gets the joke?

Shezzarrine wrote: »

None of these besides Maormer or Reachmen would even be possible, and I don't even think Reachmen are their own race

That is not exactly true...


Sload... are for one not present on Tamriel at this era, for another may be unsuitable as player characters - they are supposed to be sluggish fat slug people, which may not be all that great for player characters (I always kinda think of jabba the hutt when I read about them...)


Imga would be somewhat possible... they are technically around in this era, though they seem for some reason absent from valenwood in ESO, likely hiding somewhere in a pocket dimenstiopn like that vanishing village in greenshade from Molag Bal and the soulburst troubles no doubt.

Akaviri are not one race but four. There is little lore if all of them were part of the akaviri invasion ten years before ESO - but lore does say there were survivors from that one, which eventually would make their way to Rimmen where they join up with some human akaviri descendants from earlier visits... and make a push into cyrodil somewhen between this time and the rise of Talos in three of so centuries... so all of them may be technically viable lore-wise... though since they ouight to be somewhat rare, it is a little questionable if they would be done (or at what price - adding a surcharge for extra-rarity would seem likely)

The Tsaesci snakepeople may be possible, depending on how they are envisioned... they -are- supposedly somewhere between argonians and lamias in body structure, so they -could- be done in a humanoid enough way to be viable for all equipment... or there could be two kinds of them, one more lamia.ish, the other more humanoid, thuis keeping both options open, with the humanoid available as player character race (since I doubt anyone would play a race that could not use leg and foot armor slots, yes?)

The Tang Mo monkey people of the thousand islands would seem entirely possible as palyer race. But they better also come with polearms to use staves in battle, hear!

The Ka Po'Tun tiger people may be a little close to Khajiit, but would seem entirely possible as well.

Little is known about the Kamal, except that they may have been the bulk of the recent invasion, and that they are rumored to freeze solid during winters (something that would make them a bit iffy when it comes to player characters and questing in eastmarch... however, noone can really say if that is not a mere rumor anyhow)


Maormer are entirely possible, they are around, they are in the game, they have their own crafting style... all it needs is cobbling together some passives (maybe altmer/dunmer-istic but with storm damage bonus?), and there we go.


Reachmen can or can not be their own race, that is up to the developers, the lore would support both them being just primitive bretons, or them being a slightly different race thanks to lots of interbreeding with other people in the distant past... but they are in the game, have their own crafting style and so... easy to do if the powers that be decide they want to.


Goblins - are technically possible. They are around, they are (barely) intelligent enough to talk, cast spells and craft stuff, so... they could technically be player characters. Thay are also a bit... unwanted... all across tamriel, due to generally being too promitive to follow the laws civilized people live by, and thus usually end up killed on sight or enslaved for "their own good", so it may be a little iffy... but then, we also can make bretons and wander through stonefalls during the DC invasion attempt without getting murdered by our pact allies, so an exceptional gobbo becoming a hero may perhaps not be too far-fetched.


Dwemer - nope.
They are long gone in this era, and they won't be coming back for as far as anyone knows.
Only way we will see them is in some "flashback" quest, like the nedes or chimer - which is entirely possible. But never as player characters without some serious lore breakage.