How do you envision Elsweyr? Please, help, this is vital to a large project.

[Ryu♥Hayabusa]

Elsweyr, the home of the Khajiit, the cat-men of Tamriel. The norther part of the land is filled with sandy dunes and rocky badlands, with steppes surrounding the borders. The southern half is filled with tropical forests and the southern coast ends in abrupt cliffs.

 

Do you envision this land with golden sands, American-styled canyons, and brazilian forests?

 

Or, do you think that silver dunes, crystalline mesas, and colorful forests to the south suit this land?

 

I need real and honest answers. DO NOT choose one as a joke, this is vital to a large project.

 

Now, which would you prefer?

[SykoWolf]

I always pictured it to be a hot sandy place, but one that has a beautiful vastness and mysterious side to it. A place for adventurers. As for the colour, it would be a sort of golden look to it, with some greens that stand out on amongst the sandy background

[Ryu♥Hayabusa]

Thanks, well, can anyone please give specific ideas based on what I have suggested here? We would like to know what general players would enjoy.

[SykoWolf]

Sandy tombs, underground caverns. places that inspire people to explore alot more. Also some sand monsters would be great XD

[Ryu♥Hayabusa]

Well, thanks Syko, I guess others aren't as enthusiastic about Elsweyr as I thought they were, but with these 3 votes, along with other polls elsewhere , have led to one conclusion. Lunar Elsweyr is a go.

[Twilight Sparkle]

I would have posted exactly what Sykowolf posted.

[Zelda]

I love Khajiit's. I have been wanting to see their homeland for ages. But we got Skyrim instead of Elsewyre. I picture the golden colored dunes. Some forests, and then the ocean. But for once, I think where the south of the land meets the oceans, the water would actually be bright blue. Seeing as how in Oblivion, it was not so blue. Skyrim its a dark grey because of the cold snowy environment, but I do believe it will be bright blue due to the much warmer air and a very hot environment.