The Elder Scrolls: All the Provinces That Have Yet to Be Featured in a Main Series Game
The Elder Scrolls series has featured some of the best open-worlds in gaming, giving fans an immense amount of lore about all the provinces of Tamriel. In each main series location, fans have discovered many mysteries and learned about the natives of the province. With The Elder Scrolls 6 rumored to be set in Hammerfell, there are still multiple provinces not featured in a main series game that fans are eager to explore.
From the Summerset Isles to Morrowind, Tamriel is a continent full of diverse lands that add to the overall lore of The Elder Scrolls series. With each new main series title, fans have been given a chance to explore, but while the games mention other provinces, a number of them are still unexplored. With Cyrodil, Skyrim, High Rock, parts of Morrowind, and now potentially Hammerfell, fans wonder where Bethesda will set future titles in the hugely popular RPG series.
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Home of the Altmer, or High Elves, Summerset Isle is an archipelago province off the coast of mainland Tamriel consisting of three main islands: Summerset, Auridon, and Artaeum. Summerset Isle has a rich history and is believed to be the landing place of the Mer, a collective term for the elven races that include the Altmer, Bosmer, Dunmer, and Orsimer. Summerset Isle is famous for housing two of the most well-known groups in Tamriel, the Thalmor and the Psijic Order.
The closest mainland province to Summerset Isle, Valenwood is home to the Bosmer (Wood Elves) and mainly consists of a large, uninhabited forests. Many rumors have circulated throughout Tamriel that the Aldmeri Dominion began “cleansing” Valnewood, which would result in conflict between the Bosmer and Altmer — something
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