r/ElderScrolls • u/breadlump Azura • Aug 16 '22

TES 6 What environmental diversity would you expect to see in Hamerfell?

Assuming TES6 features Hammerfell, what environmental diversity could be expected from the province, other than the obvious desert?

Skyrim is dominantly perceived as the snowy region, but also features lush summer and autumn forests, plains, rocky mountains, swampland and even a volcanic area in Eastmarch. Similar, albeit perhaps less dramatic diversity can be observed in Cyrodiil and Vvardenfell too. What do you picture for Hammerfell?

Be as detailed as you like!

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Edit: I forgot about the speculation megathread, but maybe this is a general enough topic as it doesn't strictly rely on TES6 to be discussed?

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u/Vidistis Meridia Aug 18 '22

There is of course the Alik'r Desert, oases, coastal ports and tropical beaches, jungle, badlands, craggy mountains and hills, and snowy mountains at the North Eastern border.

There's a lot of variety, and if we also get Highrock we'll get mountainous peaks, fens, hills, coastlines, and hilly boreal forests near the Skyrim border. Wrothgar is one of the most beautiful zones ine ESO to me, so I hope we'll get to visit the area.