I will not vote because I can't decide. :P

BUT Clockwork City makes me feel somewhat uneasy..if that makes even sense. Something about it seems like it's some Coldharbour mind trick. I am there and immediately I have guts telling me "don't trust anything you see"..maybe because everything is...clockwork. ;P

It's not so easy to decide. Before Morrowind and Clockwork City came up, it was much easier to pick Wrothgar. Now I'm puzzled.

Was tied between Wrothgar, Morrowind and CWC, but Pariah's Pinnacle house broke that tie since I'm loving that place

Wrothgar...not that CWC is bad, but Sotha Sil really really need to build that place a bit better before it can enter “most beautiful city of the year” competition

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Morrowind: copy/paste edition

I really really like Wrothgar though...

spoted the n'wah :P but wroth is pretty good too

The quality of the dlc areas compared to the base game zones is extremely noticeable. I had to go with gold Coast because anvil and chorrol are my favorite towns in elder scrolls.

Obviously I'm not a fan of eso version of chorrol but anvil is very beautiful. Kvatch is really cool too.

Morrowind is a very close second, though. They're honestly all so pretty.

CWC looks impressive and gorgeous at first glance - but after a while, I get that uneasy feeling, as well. Kind of a very subtle uncanny valley. So I wouldn't call it "beautiful" but it's a very impressive achievement. (It doesn't help that many of the dailies are crap, though. I loathe the Evergloam.)

As for the others, a close run between Wrothgar and Morowind, although the other two are nice, as well, just a bit on the small-ish side, while the bigger ones can earn points for variety. Ultimately, my vote went to Morrowind.

What's really outrstanding in MW, by the way, are paths. Run from the Tel Mora shrine south, or just generally around the Nchuleftingth shrine - the path twists and turns, there's overhangs and cliffs and canyons, not the open spaces with a tree or two that most of the original zones have.

Clockwork city ♡

The zones just keep better and better. CWC landscape is just stunning.

I would spit the DLCs by size first and put Wrothgar on par with Morrowind as large zone DLCs and then the rest.

Out of those 2 Wrothgar won by far offering a very immersive RP and exploration experience unlike Morrowind who is very plain except very few zones awesome designed.
Notice Morrowind delves and public dungeons are on a whole new level with a very good level design who won my appreciation over the Wrothgar one. But as a whole, Wrothgar is much nicer.

Gold Coast
Imperial City
Hew's Bane
Clockwork City

Out of those 4, Hew's Bane won over Clockwork City. Clockwork City is not bad at all, but once you step outside its gates there is not much you can do but walk on some endless roads which could be put to a better use.
Hew's bane on the other side offer a very immersive storyline and a good rp and e xploration experience both in the city and in the surrounding and even far away areas.

Gold coast again does not offer much outside its cities gates, despite the fact they look really well done.

Good content should offer a vast quantity and quality of options to make it really enjoyable. Cities should be large, tiered, and offer some good vista points too, wandering through streets should make it feel alive. Outskirts should be as different as possible and not repetitive at all, offering different climate regions, architectures and a good level design. And by that I mean the map should not be plain and simple but offer canyons, mountains, rivers, deep forests, in short obstacles that will make you divert from your linear path and follow a windy trail instead that end on a roadcross.
Looking at Morrowind, the Red Mountain does not offer you much choices in term of exploration and a constant immensity while wandering around. There are some bits of careful detailed content but mostly there are large amount of empty spaces you could totally avoid. In Wrothgar just that cliff alone that split the map into two offer quite a lot of possibilities. And then there are these totally different landscapes and points of interests that make every single adventure, worthwhile.

Love the beaches in gold coast. Havent been to Imperial City area yet.

Gold Coast would be awesome for me too... but no Skingrad, though

Though, I'd say... I love the way you can see Malabal Tor from the other side of the river... it's awesome... it's sad that you can't swim to it, though.

Wrothgar Best zone they've have made so far in my opinion. I always keep coming back there, and only thing which prevents my characters from adventuring there most of time - no chance of dust and cipher from farming :'( Mountains are nasty though. I hate mountains and things which limit movement

Gold Coast - I actually like the land there, but it's too small and no snowy areas, so it would be my second favourite place from this list

Imperial City and Hew's Bane would be on third place. PvP element and density of mobs/lot of obstacles make IC horrible place for actually enjoying it's dark atmosphere Hew's Bane would be nice if not for those nasty mountains.

Morrowind - I hated that zone, and I still do even though I bought this "chapter" Enormous amount of mountains and obstacles, weird paths... But it's still better than Clockwork City for my taste Clockwork City is just depressing. Many mountains (or rather canyons?), weird sky, sparkling flora, confusing architecture. I haven't bought it yet, waiting for next dlc mega pack which will include it, but I played it during my month of subscription and I really don't like to come back there. I liked Evergloam though