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Bethesda has announced that a few memorable characters will appear in The Elder Scrolls 6, including the popular ‘Skyrim Grandma’ and some well-known figures from the Elder Scrolls community. This got me thinking – since the game will likely be set in a new location, but travel options like boats and magic will exist, which beloved NPCs from Skyrim would fans love to see make a cameo? Here are four fan favorites I’d like to see return in The Elder Scrolls 6, whenever it’s released.

Bethesda has launched several large games since the first announcement of The Elder Scrolls 6, including Fallout 76, Starfield, and updated versions of Skyrim. However, we still haven’t seen any news about the next Elder Scrolls game. While there was recent speculation about an upcoming update, that turned out to be false, leaving fans disappointed.

Just when it seemed Bethesda had exhausted all options for re-releasing Skyrim, a new version of the 14-year-old role-playing game has appeared on the Switch 2. The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim – Anniversary Edition was unexpectedly released on Nintendo’s new console yesterday, and it delivers the classic Skyrim experience fans know and love.

The YouTube channel DoubleJump2K has been sharing interesting connections between the game Where Winds Meet and other media, making it a great channel to follow. One standout video explores the origins of the Lion’s Roar skill in Where Winds Meet. This skill involves a player using a large copper bell to create a powerful sonic blast, and it seems to be inspired by a scene in the movie Kung Fu Hustle. In that film, a character uses a bell to emit a screech that pushes enemies back. Seeing this skill brought to life in Kung Fu Hustle is a good reason to watch or revisit the 20-year-old film.

Although you have a first encounter with the Dreglord when the Nightreign DLC begins, the real boss fight is quite different. You’ll first need to defeat the Balancers to start the expedition. Here’s a complete guide to the boss’s attacks, strategies for winning, and the rewards you’ll earn in Elden Ring: Nightreign.

What’s next? Dropping the “2” from its name.

Okay, so if Mutt starts barking and won’t quit, you gotta hit the Heel command. That means holding down X on your keyboard, Y if you’re on Xbox, or Triangle on PlayStation. It’ll call him back to you and get him to chill out for a bit. I first had to do this during the Easy Riders mission when he wouldn’t stop barking at someone!

This guide will show you exactly where to find all three Lost Quotes and detail the challenges you’ll encounter while getting them. Here’s what you need to know.

The plot is simple: after finding a hidden door past the Jar Merchant, you’ll be sent to a new area to battle the Dreglord. He understandably despises you and wants to destroy the Night. When you inevitably fall in battle, you’ll return to the Roundtable Hold to regroup with your Nightfarer companions and try again to defeat him.

Beralt Lyu, the lead producer, recently told FRVR that their game had reached nine million players by November 29th – a remarkable achievement just two weeks after it launched globally. Lyu said the team believed in their game’s Wuxia-inspired world, but they were surprised by how quickly it became so popular.