The Elder Scrolls 6 Leaks Offer New Info, But Fans Are Skeptical Of A Few Key Details
More alleged leaks for have been revealed, alluding to the return of dragons, as well as multiple other features fans are incredibly excited over, such as naval battles and ship management. With all of this new information, some fans have turned skeptical regarding the promised summer reveal of the latest title, given the lack of concrete updates from Bethesda.
User eXtas1s shared a link to the leaks on X Canceled, provided by a colleague, pointing out how the leaks looked «impressive». They pointed out the leaks mention naval battles, ship management, and the return of dragons. These were the main focus among multiple other features that looked promising, such as the game being set in Hammerfell and High Rock and featuring over a dozen main cities.
A Reddit thread from IcePopsicleDragon was recently posted breaking down the information from the leaks for fans, who had quite a bit to say about the «new» information. It's also worth noting this information is still considered a leak and should be taken with a grain of salt.
These leaks first sprung up last summer, when a Pinterest board leaked with possible design inspiration for locations in the game. With these more recent leaks, fans potentially have even more to look forward to with the return of dragons, as well as naval battles and shipbuilding. The shipbuilding would be similar to and the leaks also claim faster loading times and more immersion are in the works.
A recent leak from a Bethesda employee suggests what The Elder Scroll 6's setting is going to be, and it could be even better than Skyrim.
Redditor IcePopsicleDragon broke down this alleged new immersion, stating that could contain twelve to thirteen main cities, as well as island and marine exploration. A Fortress Building and Village Building will be included alongside the Settlement buildings. According to the leaks, Bethesda could be planning to reveal more information on the game in July 2025, which has left some fans skeptical.
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