Fans would have a chance to explore some of the less generic human cultures of Tamriel, while also diving into some of the weirder forces surrounding the area from the Orcs to the Dominion. High Rock and Hammerfell have the range, the accessibility, and the healthy dose of weirdness that could make the pair of provinces a great bet for The Elder Scrolls 6. Hammerfell was also once heavily populated with Dwarves, opening the door for Dwemer ruins and even an exploration of the disappearance of the Dwemer. Skyrim mods like Frostfall factored in cold, but The Elder Scrolls 6 could face players with a far greater range of weather and environments.
The range of environments in the region from deserts to grasslands and snowy mountains wouldn't just provide great visual diversity, but could make The Elder Scrolls 6's rumored survival mechanics more interesting. Exploring the city - or at least the tension its presence causes in the human provinces - could help The Elder Scrolls 6 strike a great balance between the familiar and the alien while raising interesting moral questions. Between the two provinces lies the fourth incarnation of Orsinium, the city of the Orcs, rebuilt in the Dragontail Mountains in the Fourth Era after an unsanctioned sacking by the forces of High Rock and Hammerfell. The Hammerfell-High Rock region has its own fair share of strange cultures that players can explore, which are still grounded in the accessibility of the largely human populations of the provinces. Dealing with the different Khajiiti subraces or the strange relationship the Argonians have with the Hist, a sentient race of trees, could make setting the game in either place too alienating for most players to fully immerse themselves. Morrowind's Vvardenfell may have been strange, but Dark Elves are still a fantasy mainstay. Both Beast Folk provinces have lore which could prove just too alien for most players to dive into.
There's good reason the main Elder Scrolls games have yet to take players to Black Marsh or Elsweyr.
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