Remember Daggerfall, the second game in the Elder Scrolls franchise that took place in High Rock? It could be the next piece of the puzzle when it comes to working out what that enigmatic term Redfall means. This next bit might be stretching slightly, but I’m going to go ahead with it anyway. This case went on for one year, so i don't think they would put all this effort in, if it was just a random name they would later throw away.With some (ok, me) suspecting that Elder Scrolls 6 could be set in High Rock thanks to the coastline and craters in the brief 30-second teaser for the game we saw at E3, the mention of a terrible sickness beginning in High Rock could be setting up the pandemic that’s going to be featured in Elder Scrolls 6.

The first 3 letters are hard to see, but 'fall' is very clear to see.įirst is Arena, Daggerfall, Morrowind, Oblivion and at the end is Redfall.ĮDIT: I forgot to add, that Bethesda also had some copyright trouble going on with an Author who wrote a book called Redfall. ^ yeah, if you look very close at zoomed in pictures, the last book title clearly reads Redfall. Bethesda will most likely explain it all, but till then we have to be patient i guess.

^^ I agree, the combination of Daggerfall and Redguard is very unlikely xD the other ideas sound interesting, but maybe it doesn't even have to be necessarily be related to the color red.

If its the best name is debatable, but it will probably be explained when the time has come. Not sure if you can just use a trademark as placeholder and since they had this name way back in the 90s it could very well be the actual name. In 2018 Bethesda confirmed that Starfield is a real thing. ^^ I mean Starfield was first discovered in 2013, when people digged into the trademarks too and people started speculating.

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