Maybe we could have the same problem that happened in the RP on this very site, "Flesh of Man," Where the water gets corrupted, and when it gets drunk, it corrupts Argonians and visitors into shadow canibal men, and the player must fight creatures to find a way to cure it. That'd be cool, I think.

You can do way more in terms of world design with a marsh than you can with a tundra, and admittedly a lot of the dungeons and lighthouses in Skyrim felt exactly the same, and there are a couple plot holes that would need to be resolved if they use the Black Marsh (like the one DKZ has pointed out multiple times where anyone who isn't an Argonian should be killed in like thirty seconds by the microbes in the water).

It's not like they can't do a 180 on the lore, though, since I'm not sure if Bethesda has even made up their mind on what defines an Elder Scroll yet. Would be cool to see it happen, though.

@dovahnite

About the DKZ thing with the marsh water: I meant they'd become shadow cannibals before the water would kill them, so if people drink the water, they'd almost instantly become cannibals.

I think the game should be in Akavir or in a plane of Oblivion.

And I think we all know it's gonna start in a prison

@YolGoraagSingh

Oblivion reference? "Elder Scrolls VI: Oblivion II"?

Reference to all of Morrowind, Oblivion and Skyrim, I think.

I think all the games started in a prison, there are a few iconic things about the Elder Scrolls games, the theme songs have the same tunes and in most if not all of the games start in a jail, and you have to escape.

It won't be in Black Marsh, because the air is poisonous to anyone, except Argonians, in the Inner Area. Correct me if I'm wrong. I'm hoping for Summerset Isle. And the Akavir/Oblivion thing probably won't happen, yet. First they will probably let the TES games go to the other provinces then maybe.