Clues have emerged about the new game of Bethesda’s Elder Scrolls series. A new visual has revealed where Elder Scrolls 6 will take place.
Announced by Bethesda in 2018 The Elder Scrolls 6 While fans’ wait for the game continues, a new clue has emerged regarding the location of the game. A social media post by Emil Pagliarulo, one of the studio’s experienced designers, reignited speculation that the game will take place in Hammerfell. The visual in the post brings to mind Hammerfell’s famous Alik’r Desert. Elder Scrolls fans on Reddit interpreted this image as a “soft endorsement.”
Elder Scrolls 6 Details Strengthening Hammerfell Claims
Claims that Elder Scrolls 6 will take place in Hammerfell are supported by previous leaks and theories. Hammerfell is a region located in the west of the Tamriel continent and known for its desert landscapes. The Alik’r Desert and the Redguard culture in the region have an important place in the Elder Scrolls universe. The title and image used by Emil Pagliarulo in his post were perceived by fans as a reference to Hammerfell. However, it is also stated that the post is a response to another image featuring Bethesda Games Studios’ director Todd Howard in a similar outfit.
Although this does not confirm the possibility of Elder Scrolls 6 taking place in Hammerfell, it strengthens the theories that the game will take place in this region. It is thought that Bethesda is giving such little hints to reward the eight-year patience of the fans.
Elder Scrolls 6 is one of the games whose details have been most anticipated since its announcement in 2018. However, Bethesda shared very little information about the game. While not even a second trailer has been released for the game yet, fans’ expectations are increasing day by day. The Hammerfell theory stands out as a new development that adds excitement to this long wait.
Although Bethesda is busy with big projects such as Starfield, it is known that work on Elder Scrolls 6 continues. If the game is set in Hammerfell, fans will be more acquainted with Tamriel’s desert landscapes and Redguard culture. Until an official statement comes from Bethesda, theories will continue to be talked about among fans.