34 replies to this topic

[Jaradin]

To be perfectly honest, they're need to be some wild game-changing event to explain the arrival of a new race into Tamriel, and each of these races listed would definitely need a BIG game-changing event that's too big for one DLC to cover. Particularly those races from Akavir. 

Edited by Jaradin, 07 March 2013 - 03:18 AM.

[AlienSensei]

To be perfectly honest, they're need to be some wild game-changing event to explain the arrival of a new race into Tamriel, and each of these races listed would definitely need a BIG game-changing event that's too big for one DLC to cover. Particularly those races from Akavir. 

I wouldn't say sailing to a distant island you wound up on in a storm is a great changing event. It could be one of Tang Mo's thousand monkey isles. They don't have to invade Tamriel, though, that would be prefered. 

[mirja]

I vote Sea Elves. Just be caurse I like elves.

[kradus]

Giants

[billyro]

I voted none because I like the races they have already. Adding a new race will mean Bethesda has to make their next game in that race's province/territory.

[AlienSensei]

I voted none because I like the races they have already. Adding a new race will mean Bethesda has to make their next game in that race's province/territory.

I thought Orcs were introduced in Morrowind, and they weren't set in their province. 

[terlaN592]

HoBBits & Gnomes...

[AlienSensei]

HoBBits & Gnomes...

They don't really belong in Elder Scrolls lore, do they? On a side note though it would be intresting to see some riekling look-likes to become playable, as I liked their culture and looks quite  a lot in Dragonborn DLC. 

[terlaN592]

HoBBits & Gnomes...

They don't really belong in Elder Scrolls lore, do they? On a side note though it would be intresting to see some riekling look-likes to become playable, as I liked their culture and looks quite  a lot in Dragonborn DLC. 

there are too much non skyrim characters armor sets weapons and etc (Crysis armor , or jidai swords for example) to judge me about this my friend

[AlienSensei]

 

HoBBits & Gnomes...

They don't really belong in Elder Scrolls lore, do they? On a side note though it would be intresting to see some riekling look-likes to become playable, as I liked their culture and looks quite  a lot in Dragonborn DLC. 

there are too much non skyrim characters armor sets weapons and etc (Crysis armor , or jidai swords for example) to judge me about this my friend

Well those aren't in the lore, those armors are added by modders And I'm pretty sure those races exist as playable in some playable race mod.