Its location, environment, politics, religion, and even its current existence are matters of conjecture. Pyandonea: Home to the elusive Maormer (Sea Elves), This island-continent is covered mostly in dense rain forest.Īldmeris: Very little is known of the alleged Elven homeland, and it is often considered to be merely a myth. It was home to a race of men known as Atmorans around the Merethic Era. The legendary Ysgramor and his Five Hundred Companions came from this continent. Just above the light is Hammerfell, which could point to the location of the next Elder Scrolls game. Little else is known about the continent.Ītmora: A frozen continent located far to the north of Tamriel, across the Sea of Ghosts. The biggest issue is that this etching in the. It is the homeland of four races collectively referred to as the "Akaviri," which is composed of the Snow Demons of Kamal, the serpent-men of Tsaesci, the Monkey People of Tang Mo, and the Tiger Dragons of Ka'Po'Tun. A map of Yokuda (after the catastrophe) can be seen in The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Redguard (1998).Īkavir: A continent lying to the east of Tamriel. The majority of this continent sank into the sea for unknown reasons during the Fist Era. Yokuda: The original home of the Redguard. Tamriel: The continent that all the Elder Scrolls games take place on, and the only continent where official maps exist (except for post-catastrophe Yokuda). Source: A Pocket Guide to the Empire, 3rd Edition, Chapter: Other Lands So keep the "unreliable narrator" in mind.
NOTE: I imagined this map to be made by the Imperial Geographical Society of the Mede Empire, about a century before the events of Skyrim. My take on the world map of Nirn (Elder Scrolls), inspired by old naval maps.
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