Hammerfell may make that aspect a bit tougher, but it’s not exactly like it’s the most important gameplay mechanic likely to appear in the game. There’s plenty of locations in and around both Hammerfell and High Rock to go underwater, keeping this all the same. Stealth in The Elder Scrolls will always be popular, being able to heal quickly is always beneficial, disease lingers everywhere, and the ability to breath underwater will still come in handy. As far as traits go, these are all rather universal in gameplay. Argonians are excellent at stealth, can recover health quickly, can resist disease, and can breathe underwater. The climate and environments of Hammerfell and High Rock aren’t likely to impact Argonians, at least based on their stats in-game.

The Elder Scrolls 6 and Argonians: More of the Same It’ll be a big change for many races in Tamriel from a gameplay and roleplay perspective, but unfortunately, it seems likely to be more of the same for Argonians. Not only does this make sense as far as utilizing both countries, but it was seemingly teased in Starfield’s E3 trailer. RELATED: Skyrim Getting Next-Gen Anniversary Edition on PS5 and Xbox Series X With New FeaturesĪs it stands, the leading rumor for The Elder Scrolls 6’s setting is both Hammerfell and High Rock. As such, players can expect big changes regarding Skyrim’s Nords in The Elder Scrolls 6, as they go from a home- and honor-bound life to their more seafaring nature. The environment of Skyrim was cold and unforgiving, with the Nord’s presence felt everywhere. However, going from Skyrim to The Elder Scrolls 6 will inevitably feature a ton of changes. The re-release is yet another opportunity to play through Skyrim while waiting for the new game, as well as experience many of the races in Tamriel. Although Skyrim is getting PS5 and Xbox Series X upgrades this November, many will still be indubitably looking to the future and The Elder Scrolls 6.

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