OK, I know I am late to the party:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSBxaqo8GLE
Basically, people have found the basic outline of the provinces of Tamriel within Skyrim. Obviously it's not incredibly detailed or else the game would have been delayed for 4 years and would come out on 6 discs, some say that it's to give the devs a sense or scale when they were making the geography but what I'm here to talk about is the very popular theory that it's actually to be used for future DLC.
So what I am asking is which province of Tamriel should any(if there are any) DLC for Skyrim come out (Bethesda said they wanted their DLC to be HUGE)?
1) Cyrodiil: Homeland of the Imperials, Centre of Tamriel, borders Skyrim to the south and is where TES 4: Oblivion took place.
2) Morrowind: Homeland of Dark Elves, invaded by Argonians after a series of natural disasters post-Oblivion Crisis, borders Skyrim to the East and is where TES 3: Morrowind took place.
3) High Rock: Homeland of the Bretons(and to a lesser extent, Orcs), One of the few places unaffected by the Great War, borders Skyrim to the North-West and the south of it is where TES 2: Daggerfell took place.
4) Hammerfell: Homeland of the Redguards(and to a lesser extent, Orcs), gained independance from the Empire after the Great War, borders Skyrim to the South-West and the north of it is where TES 2: Daggerfell took place.
5) Atmora: Little is known of it, is where humans first came from and colonized Tamriel (Bar Redguards), seperated from Skyrim and Tamriel by an ocean.
6) More questlines and caves within Skyrim (self explanitory).
7) No DLC at all (again, self explanitory).
8) Akivir (By popular demand): Homeland of the dragons,4200 miles from Tamriel and is seperated from Tamriel by ocean to the east.
NOTE: I only listed provinces that border Skyrim itself (so sorry for anyone hoping for Valenwood, Elsweyr, Summerset Isles or Black Marsh, there's always TES:6)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSBxaqo8GLE
Basically, people have found the basic outline of the provinces of Tamriel within Skyrim. Obviously it's not incredibly detailed or else the game would have been delayed for 4 years and would come out on 6 discs, some say that it's to give the devs a sense or scale when they were making the geography but what I'm here to talk about is the very popular theory that it's actually to be used for future DLC.
So what I am asking is which province of Tamriel should any(if there are any) DLC for Skyrim come out (Bethesda said they wanted their DLC to be HUGE)?
1) Cyrodiil: Homeland of the Imperials, Centre of Tamriel, borders Skyrim to the south and is where TES 4: Oblivion took place.
2) Morrowind: Homeland of Dark Elves, invaded by Argonians after a series of natural disasters post-Oblivion Crisis, borders Skyrim to the East and is where TES 3: Morrowind took place.
3) High Rock: Homeland of the Bretons(and to a lesser extent, Orcs), One of the few places unaffected by the Great War, borders Skyrim to the North-West and the south of it is where TES 2: Daggerfell took place.
4) Hammerfell: Homeland of the Redguards(and to a lesser extent, Orcs), gained independance from the Empire after the Great War, borders Skyrim to the South-West and the north of it is where TES 2: Daggerfell took place.
5) Atmora: Little is known of it, is where humans first came from and colonized Tamriel (Bar Redguards), seperated from Skyrim and Tamriel by an ocean.
6) More questlines and caves within Skyrim (self explanitory).
7) No DLC at all (again, self explanitory).
8) Akivir (By popular demand): Homeland of the dragons,4200 miles from Tamriel and is seperated from Tamriel by ocean to the east.
NOTE: I only listed provinces that border Skyrim itself (so sorry for anyone hoping for Valenwood, Elsweyr, Summerset Isles or Black Marsh, there's always TES:6)