The cards never lie.
Predicting what will happen in upcoming games is a preoccupation for a lot of fans. The problem is it’s hard to tell who knows what they’re talking about and who’s just peddling their own fan fiction as a leak.
That’s why, to predict The Elder Scrolls 6 many years before its release, Inverse turned the most trustworthy source of all: divination!
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Insight Editions’ Skyrim Tarot Deck lets you do your reading under the watchful gaze of the Night Mother.
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So The Elder Scrolls 6 is abandoning balance. Bold choice! That might mean it’s chucking out Skyrim’s aggressive level scaling, bringing back the thrill of getting one-shotted by high-level enemies in Morrowind.
The reversed Page of Lockpicks (Sapphire from Skyrim’s Thieves Guild) “has become too obsessed with worldly goods, leading to excess and wastefulness.”
Wise words, Page! By mastering magic and combat in a balanced game, it’s too easy to succeed. Your pockets are stuffed with daggers and cheese wheels, but somehow it doesn’t make you happy.
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Honestly, leading three Guilds while also saving the world is exhausting. The Elder Scrolls 6 letting you chase personal ambitions instead of solving all the world’s problems sounds like a great change.
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Great news — The Elder Scrolls 6 is a dating sim! You’ll need to find harmony between questing and romance, but if there’s one thing we can all agree The Elder Scrolls needs more of, it’s sloppy makeouts.
If it’s set in Hammerfell like rumors have claimed, it also makes sense for magic and physical skills to be more exclusive, given the province looks down on magic. And who doesn’t want more romance in their RPGs?
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The Elder Scrolls 6 is still in pre-production as of June 2022, but you can rest easy with our predictions, passed down from the Divines themselves.