The Reach is apparently not available on the map location list.

I can access it by going to the Tamriel map and clicking on the zone from there, but it needs its own listing in the locations list to the right of the map UI.

The Blackreach:Arkthzand Cavern shows up ok however.

The Reach's border gate in Bangkorai doesn't lead to the reach, this is EXTREMEMLY immersion breaking and irritating that this happened, please fix it.

Please fix the gate, I’m dying to walk from daggerfall all the way to ebonheart... including a brief stroll in blackreach 😇

The gate from Mournoth can't be used to travel to The Reach even though its very obvious it would lead there. Why has this been ignored? Exploring Tamriel is why I play this game, so its very important to me, and it makes no logical sense that it wouldn't connect.

1. Karthwasten: The only town-like player-friendly (goodies instead of badies) location in all of the Reach, not including Markarth and some structures surrounding Markarth, includes only one home that is not locked. Four interesting looking wood cabins, three of them are locked. Super disappointing, once again. You can make this up to us by unlocking a second one, using a third one for some future quest for another DLC, and giving us the forth one as player housing. I still haven't gotten my mid-size skyrim cabin yet, so, yeh
2. Markarth, however, does not disappoint. Holy crap that place is amazing. Also, thank you for the cluster of unlocked dwemer buildings close to the wayshrine next to the city of Makarth. This makes for excellent first impression exploration, having buildings we can actually enter.
3. The two player homes are just jaw dropping. The view of Makarth from the Dwemer home is absolutely to die for. I also love the interior layout of this home. It doesn't have those vastly large open spaces that immediately overwhelm you from even entertaining the purchase. The wizard towers are also a must have. Seriously, you guys have been killing it with housing this year.
4. Much appreciation for having craftable furnishings specific to this DLC!
5. I still need those furry throw-covered Solitude furnishings. Future luxury-vendor items, perhaps?

And I did that whole fricken prologue over again, lmao

You have created an amazing city in Markarth, but if it doesn't have a writ crafting board no one will use it.

I know it is standard for DLC cities to not have writ boards. But you are missing an amazing opportunity for people to stay in Markarth. It looks beautiful, just add the writ boards!

The landscapes are visually amazing, both above and below ground, but for the most part they feel empty. There's just nothing going in most places, no mobs, no nodes, no books, no lootable containers. This makes exploration feel a bit dull and boring. Certainly not as much fun as the base game areas are to explore..

Only feedback I want to give is this.

Also Craglorn could do with a gate into the Reach

The Shrine of the Hunt-Father is a disappointing questline with no payout, despite how important the artifacts are to Hircine's aspects. There is no achievement, and you cannot even see the things you contribute to the shrine. The questgiver is High Shaman Glynroch, and the symbols he is looking for are detailed in the book titled Aspects of Lord Hircine, and some of the totems also fit the descriptions from the book The Totems of Hircine.

Symbol of Alrabeg- Already collected when you start. The symbol of this aspect is stated in the book as the Spear of Bitter Mercy. The model for this spear already exists in-game as an artifact skin, there is no reason why the spear whose model already exists in-game cannot be placed in the shrine.

Symbol of Storihbeg- His symbol is the Wolf Skull Totem, which is heavily implied to be the Totem of Fear we see in TES 4: Skyrim. Storihbeg is said to be the origin for Lycanthropy ("Storihbeg, the King of Wolves. He brought us the gift of skinshifting, to remind us that we are predators, not prey.") Similarly, the Totem of Fear is a totem made from a wolf's skull and is said to be the source of Lycanthropy. ("a carved skull, of the wolf itself. Used by those ancient shamans in the blood ceremonies that created our lineage")

Symbol of Gulibeg - His Symbol is a Wand of Bone, and similarly, in the totems of hircine book, the Totem of the Hunt is described as a bone wand.

Symbol of Hrokkibeg - His symbol was seen in Morrowind's Bloodmoon expansion, the Totem of Claw and Fang. Its a callback to an old item.

Symbol of Uricanbeg - I think you guys get the point, His symbol is the Totem of the Brotherhood from Skyrim

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Spear of Bitter Mercy Artifact, the Symbol of Alrabeg. Model already exists.


From the left to right, the Totems of the Hunt (Symbol of Gulibeg), Fear (Symbol of Storihbeg), and Brotherhood (Symbol of Uricanbeg


Totem of Fang and Claw, Symbol of Hrokkibeg

Kajuratus wrote: »

Only feedback I want to give is this.

Also Craglorn could do with a gate into the Reach

THIS.

I'd say linking the gate from Bangkorai to The Reach is a big thing. Also make sure the gate between Western Skyrim and The Reach also works, I saw somewhere else on the forums it was having issues. Otherwise beautiful zone and an amazing addition to the game.

Ekzorka wrote: »

Please ensure for avoiding the spoilers for your future content. The boss in Gloomreach delve could be a spoiler if you haven't a quest in your first exploration, also the main storyline questgiver is a big spoiler — that's not a good idea to showing a just resurrected character even after prologue.

If you havnt done the rivenspire questline before the prologue, verandis isnt dead and instead you resurrect a different exarch.

Integral1900 wrote: »

Please fix the gate, I’m dying to walk from daggerfall all the way to ebonheart... including a brief stroll in blackreach 😇

Yes! I was so excited for this!

JD2013 wrote: »

Even having it as a POI would have been better than completely glossing over the fact that it's there maybe?

But you found it, right?
I think it shows that nobody know/cares what is this temple that nobody can reach. Don't forget that our character is not omniscient.