There are those who bet because The Elder Scrolls VI will be set in Hammerfell, a region with which, curiously, there have been rumors since the first trailer of the game, in which a region was seen from afar (very far) whose climate and relief seem to coincide with those that lore attributes to Hammerfell. – The Elder Scrolls DecemAll eyes on Hammerfellįrom here, each one’s theories and predictions fly. Here’s to a Happy New Year! 🕯 /bL44CzLDIE Two of them are above the Skyrim region, but the third is to the southwest of it, right where Hammerfell, the birthplace of the Red Guards, should be. The second important detail, and for many the key, are the three candles on the map of Tamriel. ESO is located thousands of years before the events narrated in the numbered saga, and yet that date is very close in time to that in which Skyrim was located. Information that is detached from the cartographer who signs it (Nataly Dravarol) and the date from which it dates (the year 182 of the Fourth Era). The first consensus data is that the map has nothing to do with The Elder Scrolls Online (ESO), so it is indeed related to something new. Forums and networks around the world have not been slow to get going to decipher it and have come to various considerations. Because next to the phrase comes a map of Tamriel, the continent in which the franchise is set, and it seems to contain the first clue about precisely that, the region in which its next installment, The Elder Scrolls VI, will be set. Well, he wanted to congratulate you … and fill you with hype.

“Transcribe the past and locate the future.” That is the phrase with which Bethesda wanted to congratulate the New Year to all fans of The Elder Scrolls saga.

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