Akavir cuz everything is wack af there yokuda and atmora just another desert and snow field

I believe Yokuda sank into the sea and so no longer exists as an inhabitable landmass.

Atmora had several expeditions in the 3rd era which discovered it to be almost entirely barren and devoid of humanoid life.

Lyg is a mysterious place conceptualised as the mirror of Tamriel where similar events transpire simultaneously--it's a similar concept to the ancient Welsh notion of Annwn which mirrored the mortal world in appearance and population. It's an adjacent place not exactly a continent for exploration, but a juxtaposed reality.

Questions around the existence of Aldmeris (Old Ehlnofey) are many and with no proff of it's existence in cartography it's possible it is only a myth or potentially lost continent like Yokuda.

Thras was an archipelago off the continent of Tamriel and has also been lost to the sea, even in the setting of ESO.

Visiting many of the options on this poll are impossible without powerful magic and time rifts or some other twist. It would be great to see how they are envisioned, but ultimately, I feel they are better suited to remain enigmatic. Of the remaining options we have Akavir and Pyandonea--from the detail we have on the former, it can only be done justice with it's own game or series of games; Pyandonea is possible the most logical and realistically achievable choice as an ESO option.

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Yokuda sank, Aldmeris is lost, and Lyg doesn't exist anymore.

Possible that Aldmeris never existed, and Lyg will exist for as long as Tamriel does according to some, but in the Mythic Dawn Commentaries, its supposed destruction is pretty much just a concept for driving the beliefs of Camoran and his followers that outlines their need to echo the events that destroyed it.