all the elder scrolls games are set on the continent of tamriel.
all the elder scrolls games are set on the continent of tamriel.
where are all the elder scrolls games set?
on the continent of tamriel
"the elder scrolls" games primarily take place on the continent of tamriel, located on the world of nirn. the exceptions are "", which is set in a "slipstream" dimension found between the mortal plane of mundus and the myriad otherworldly planes of oblivion; portions of "", which venture into a particular oblivion plane called the deadlands, the realm of the daedric prince mehrunes dagon; the entirety of "the elder scrolls iv: oblivion"'s expansion , which takes place in the oblivion plane the shivering isles, realm of the daedric prince of madness, sheogorath; and a brief visit to the oblivion plane of the soul cairn during the "dawnguard" add-on of ""; as well as the plane of apocrypha during the "dragonborn" add-on; and the realm of molag bal, coldharbour, which appears in "the elder scrolls online". other continents exist on nirn aside from tamriel, such as akavir, yokuda, and atmora, but none have been used as a setting for a game in the series.
the elder scrolls
the elder scrolls travels









































the elder scrolls travels is a series of portable role-playing video games in "the elder scrolls" series, primarily developed and published by vir2l studios. the series consists of "stormhold" (2003), "dawnstar" (2004) and "shadowkey" (2004).









































section::::"stormhold".









































"the elder scrolls travels: stormhold" is a role-playing video game developed for j2me and brew devices, in the style of the games from the main "the elder scrolls" series. like the other two titles in "the elder scrolls travels" series, it was developed and published by vir2l studios. the game was released on august 1, 2003.









































section::::"dawnstar".
the elder scrolls travels